+ Follow DOMINIC DUPLANTIS AND STAFF SGT Tag
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[Title] => ‘Nicole’ returns to witness stand today
[Summary] => A 22-year-old woman who has accused four US Marines of rape was set to keep testifying today after a breakdown delayed her return to the witness stand, prosecution lawyers said.
The Zamboanga native, whose court-assigned pseudonym is Nicole, on Thursday identified Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith as the US Marine who allegedly raped her on Nov. 1.
Before she could provide details of the alleged assault, she broke down, prompting the judge to adjourn the hearing until Friday.
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[Title] => Embassy gags US Navy probers
[Summary] => Prosecutors in the rape trial of four US Marines said yesterday that the US Embassy had refused to allow American Navy investigators to testify, dealing a setback to efforts to speed up the proceedings.
A US Navy investigator testified for the prosecution on Monday but was barred from appearing again yesterday, the prosecutors said, and the judge in the trial ordered the embassy to explain why.
US Embassy officials could not immediately be reached for comment as to why the investigator failed to show up.
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[Title] => ‘Nicole,’ four GIs finally meet in court
[Summary] => The 22-year-old Filipina and the four American soldiers she accused of raping her in November last year finally faced each other in yesterday’s hearing at the Makati City Regional Trial Court as the rape trial got underway.
Security officer Tomas Corpus, the prosecution’s first witness, testified that he saw the woman intoxicated at the bar at the time she met one of the four Marines, Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith.
Another prosecution witness, Gerald Muyot, said he saw Smith carry the woman out to a van where the alleged sex crime occurred.
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[Title] => ‘Nicole’ returns to witness stand today
[Summary] => A 22-year-old woman who has accused four US Marines of rape was set to keep testifying today after a breakdown delayed her return to the witness stand, prosecution lawyers said.
The Zamboanga native, whose court-assigned pseudonym is Nicole, on Thursday identified Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith as the US Marine who allegedly raped her on Nov. 1.
Before she could provide details of the alleged assault, she broke down, prompting the judge to adjourn the hearing until Friday.
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[Title] => Embassy gags US Navy probers
[Summary] => Prosecutors in the rape trial of four US Marines said yesterday that the US Embassy had refused to allow American Navy investigators to testify, dealing a setback to efforts to speed up the proceedings.
A US Navy investigator testified for the prosecution on Monday but was barred from appearing again yesterday, the prosecutors said, and the judge in the trial ordered the embassy to explain why.
US Embassy officials could not immediately be reached for comment as to why the investigator failed to show up.
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[Summary] => The 22-year-old Filipina and the four American soldiers she accused of raping her in November last year finally faced each other in yesterday’s hearing at the Makati City Regional Trial Court as the rape trial got underway.
Security officer Tomas Corpus, the prosecution’s first witness, testified that he saw the woman intoxicated at the bar at the time she met one of the four Marines, Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith.
Another prosecution witness, Gerald Muyot, said he saw Smith carry the woman out to a van where the alleged sex crime occurred.
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