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They presented a total of six witnesses, one of whom was a doctor who testified that she found no injuries on the accuser, identified only by court order as "Nicole," that indicated rape.


However, upon cross-examination by the prosecution, obstetrician Teresita Sanchez, who has a background in forensic medicine, conceded that an absence of injuries on a rape victim did not necessarily mean that no attack occurred.


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                    [Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez denied yesterday that government prosecutors have proposed a settlement in the trial of four US Marines accused of raping a Filipina at the Subic freeport last November.


The mother of "Nicole" told reporters in an interview last Friday that Senior State Prosecutor Emilie Fe de los Santos of the Department of Justice (DOJ) had tried to convince them to give up and accept a deal.


Gonzalez said the complainant’s mother should take a lie detector test.


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The mother of "Nicole" told reporters in an interview last Friday that Senior State Prosecutor Emilie Fe de los Santos of the Department of Justice (DOJ) had tried to convince them to give up and accept a deal.


Gonzalez said the complainant’s mother should take a lie detector test.


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Defense in Subic rape rests case

By Michael Punongbayan | September 26, 2006 - 12:00am

The trial of four US Marines accused of raping a Filipina reached its next phase after defense lawyers rested their case yesterday. They presented a total of six witnesses, one of whom was a doctor who testified...

Headlines

DOJ dares ‘Nicole’s’ mom to take lie detector test

By Jose Rodel Clapano | September 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez denied yesterday that government prosecutors have proposed a settlement in the trial of four US Marines accused of raping a Filipina at the Subic freeport last November. The mother...

Headlines