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1. lots of inconsistencies

Thu Nov 21, 2013, 04:47 AM

Nov 2013

She claimed her attacker was 6'5".

Winston is 5'11".

She was a sexual assault victim... but it is not at all clear it was Winston.

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Test links Winston's DNA to accuser. (Heisman cand FSU QB) This CANNOT stay silent. [View all] livingwagenow Nov 2013 OP

lots of inconsistencies scheming daemons Nov 2013 #1

Oh, I think the forensic evidence is pretty clear Warpy Nov 2013 #2

Trauma can cause problems with remembering details. Ilsa Nov 2013 #4

This happens more than you think. Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 #5

there was one case where a woman was raped and left for dead boston bean Nov 2013 #9

This is why they have to be meticulous HappyMe Nov 2013 #17

Wrong---very wrong trumad Nov 2013 #8

yes - and the report lists the suspect between 5'9'' and 5'11'' DrDan Nov 2013 #12

I think it is just the opposite DrDan Nov 2013 #11

yes... sorry, i had it reversed scheming daemons Nov 2013 #13

I think the authorities know they can't cover this up any more. Ilsa Nov 2013 #3

three words : Duke Lacrosse Team ProdigalJunkMail Nov 2013 #6

They will only suspend him Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 #10

yep... ProdigalJunkMail Nov 2013 #14

Lester Munson, a lawyer who analyzes cases for ESPN, had this to say: Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 #15

that's what i am concerned with ProdigalJunkMail Nov 2013 #16

Actually it's the TPD that should be flogged: Are_grits_groceries Nov 2013 #18

excellent point... n/t ProdigalJunkMail Nov 2013 #19

Im not sure the Feds would be any better at it than the states quakerboy Nov 2013 #7