Tucson wrote:What happened to the accusation, that the young lady had caught an STD from the coach? Did Falcione have to produce medical evidence? Did she?
And originally, the newspaper ran pictures of a town home, where the bedrooms were upstairs. Did she describe the bedroom?
Nope. No medical evidence of any kind was presented. If this was your daughter and you found out she had sexual intercourse for the first time (which the victim later admitted in court she lied - repeatedly - about being a virgin), especially with an adult, would you not want her to medically examined and checked for STD's?
When she told her boyfriend - finally - about supposedly having sex with the coach - the boyfriend apparently had no concern about getting checked out himself or suggesting to her she get tested.
The STD story was the justification for the "pretext call" dreamed up by the Police Detective, to help explain why the victim had not been in contact with the coach for so long...
And, yes, in the coach's new home, the bedrooms are upstairs. His bedroom is also where his office for the team is located, his computer and all the team files and records. At the time of the victim's one and only visit - which was very brief - both the defendant's adult roommates, one female and one male - were present in the home and met the player....