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VoteForPedro · 10-18-2006, 04:45 PM

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* She had made a similar claim in the past which she did not pursue. "On Aug. 18, 1996, the dancer - then 18 years old - told a police officer in Creedmoor she had been raped by three men in June 1993, according to a police document. She did not pursue the allegations. The officer who took the woman's report 10 years ago asked her to write a detailed timeline of the night's events and bring the account back to the police. "Apparently she never returned," Granville County DA Sam Currin said."

* The accuser told authorities that in 1998, her husband threatened to kill her. However, she did not appear at the court hearing and thus the charges were dropped.

* Durham police said the accuser "kept changing her story and is not credible," reporting that she initially told them she was raped by 20 white men, later reducing the number to only three.[54]

* Another police report states that the accuser intially claimed she was merely groped and not raped, but changed her story before going to the hospital.[55]

* Defense lawyers have said that the alleged victim did not consistently choose the same three defendents in the photo lineups. Evans' lawyer said there were two photo lineups, and in the first one his client was not chosen at all.[56] Finnerty's lawyer, on the other hand, more recently claimed there were at least six photo lineups.[57]

* A police report released June 23, 2006, said that she initially claimed she was "attacked by five men [...] and changed her story several times."[58]

* In its own investigation, The News & Observer, North Carolina's second largest newspaper, determined that the accuser gave at least five different versions of the alleged rape to police and medical interviewers. She also made unclear identifications of suspects in the lineups.[59]

* The second stripper who performed at the house, Kim Roberts, said that the alleged victim was not raped. She stated that the accuser "obviously wasn't hurt … because she was fine." Likewise, she refuted other aspects of the accuser’s story including denying that she helped dress the accuser after the alleged incident and saying that they were not forcefully separated by players like the accuser reported.[60]

No wonder black men would rather date white women.

10-18-2006, 04:45 PM
VoteForPedro Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: 496-465-326 Posts: 1,740	From Wikipedia * She had made a similar claim in the past which she did not pursue. "On Aug. 18, 1996, the dancer - then 18 years old - told a police officer in Creedmoor she had been raped by three men in June 1993, according to a police document. She did not pursue the allegations. The officer who took the woman's report 10 years ago asked her to write a detailed timeline of the night's events and bring the account back to the police. "Apparently she never returned," Granville County DA Sam Currin said." * The accuser told authorities that in 1998, her husband threatened to kill her. However, she did not appear at the court hearing and thus the charges were dropped. * Durham police said the accuser "kept changing her story and is not credible," reporting that she initially told them she was raped by 20 white men, later reducing the number to only three.[54] * Another police report states that the accuser intially claimed she was merely groped and not raped, but changed her story before going to the hospital.[55] * Defense lawyers have said that the alleged victim did not consistently choose the same three defendents in the photo lineups. Evans' lawyer said there were two photo lineups, and in the first one his client was not chosen at all.[56] Finnerty's lawyer, on the other hand, more recently claimed there were at least six photo lineups.[57] * A police report released June 23, 2006, said that she initially claimed she was "attacked by five men [...] and changed her story several times."[58] * In its own investigation, The News & Observer, North Carolina's second largest newspaper, determined that the accuser gave at least five different versions of the alleged rape to police and medical interviewers. She also made unclear identifications of suspects in the lineups.[59] * The second stripper who performed at the house, Kim Roberts, said that the alleged victim was not raped. She stated that the accuser "obviously wasn't hurt … because she was fine." Likewise, she refuted other aspects of the accuser’s story including denying that she helped dress the accuser after the alleged incident and saying that they were not forcefully separated by players like the accuser reported.[60] No wonder black men would rather date white women. __________________ ICQ#: 496465326 Last edited by VoteForPedro; 10-18-2006 at 04:47 PM..