+ Follow SENIOR STATE PROSECUTOR EMILIE FE Tag
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[Title] => GI: I’d rather clear my name than settle
[Summary] => American Lance Corporal Daniel Smith, the principal accused in the rape of a Filipino woman in Subic last year, declared he would rather have his name cleared of the charges than agree to a settlement of the case.
"If there was an attempt to settle, I don’t want to get into that kind of technicality. I want my name to be cleared. I’m being accused of what I feel is the worst thing anybody can be accused of," Smith said in an interview with GMA 7’s "24 Oras" newscast last night.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Michael Punongbayan
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[Title] => ‘Injuries don’t suggest rape in Subic case’
[Summary] => The injuries sustained by the private complainant in the rape case against four United States Marines do not suggest that she is a victim of sexual assault, an expert witness for the defense told the Makati City regional trail court (RTC) yesterday.
Forensic obstetrician and gynecologist Teresita Sanchez corroborated most of the opinions presented by forensic pathologist Raquel Fortun, who testified for the prosecution.
However, she disagreed with her on the conclusion that the injuries on the alleged victim’s body and genitalia are consistent with rape.
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SENIOR STATE PROSECUTOR EMILIE FE
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[Title] => GI: I’d rather clear my name than settle
[Summary] => American Lance Corporal Daniel Smith, the principal accused in the rape of a Filipino woman in Subic last year, declared he would rather have his name cleared of the charges than agree to a settlement of the case.
"If there was an attempt to settle, I don’t want to get into that kind of technicality. I want my name to be cleared. I’m being accused of what I feel is the worst thing anybody can be accused of," Smith said in an interview with GMA 7’s "24 Oras" newscast last night.
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[Title] => ‘Injuries don’t suggest rape in Subic case’
[Summary] => The injuries sustained by the private complainant in the rape case against four United States Marines do not suggest that she is a victim of sexual assault, an expert witness for the defense told the Makati City regional trail court (RTC) yesterday.
Forensic obstetrician and gynecologist Teresita Sanchez corroborated most of the opinions presented by forensic pathologist Raquel Fortun, who testified for the prosecution.
However, she disagreed with her on the conclusion that the injuries on the alleged victim’s body and genitalia are consistent with rape.
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[AuthorID] => 1097363
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