Once again behold the All Things KOBE thread...

[RoSHiJETS10]

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I was thinking, could the cuts "downstairs" have been caused by someone else. Healed partially and then reopened a couple of nights later after a consensual slamming by Kobe. It is very possible. And the only way to prove she had sex with a third man is if they actually know which pair of panties she had on then and can test them for semen. (something makes me think she hasn't washed them yet)

[wsh2293]

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Consensual slamming? Is that a technical term?

[wsh2293]

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Consensual slamming? Is that a technical term?

[wsh2293]

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Consensual slamming? Is that a technical term?

[RoSHiJETS10]

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i thought you'd like that

[RoSHiJETS10]

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i thought you'd like that

[RoSHiJETS10]

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i thought you'd like that

[MaddenMan]

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I think it matters more whether he raped her than if she is a slut.

Think about it this way - it she was all cut up and bruised do you really think Kobe would stick his wang in that? - that makes me think he did those things to her - no man would stick his wang in damaged goods no matter how fine she is.

[MaddenMan]

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I think it matters more whether he raped her than if she is a slut.

Think about it this way - it she was all cut up and bruised do you really think Kobe would stick his wang in that? - that makes me think he did those things to her - no man would stick his wang in damaged goods no matter how fine she is.

[MaddenMan]

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I think it matters more whether he raped her than if she is a slut.

Think about it this way - it she was all cut up and bruised do you really think Kobe would stick his wang in that? - that makes me think he did those things to her - no man would stick his wang in damaged goods no matter how fine she is.

[driddy]

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People are commenting on the scarring, remember it took a blown up image with enhancements to recognize these scars and tears. So, I'm guessing noone would notice these unless they were actually at eye level with body part in question.

From ESPN.com, care of the Rocky Mountain Newspaper.

Consider this testimony, the legal experts said, that was elicited by defense attorney Pamela Mackey as she cross-examined prosecution witnesses:

The young woman worked hard to figure out that Bryant was coming to stay at the resort where she worked as a concierge.

She stayed late at work that day so she could meet him.

With only four rooms occupied in the 56-room lodge, she assigned Bryant to one of the most remote rooms and put his bodyguards in the opposite direction.

She gave Bryant a tour of the lodge during which, she said, they flirted with each other.

Invited to visit Bryant's room later, she took a circuitous, private route there, going outside the lodge and using employee-only hallways.

She expected Bryant to "come on to her" if she went to his room.

She willingly joined Bryant in kissing and hugging in his room. Bryant, who is married, has admitted having sex with the woman but has insisted it was consensual.

When a detective first interviewed her, the woman did not claim that she said "No" to Bryant, and the detective even asked her why she didn't say "No." She said she physically indicated her unwillingness to have sex, placing her hands on Bryant's to stop him, and she told the detective that Bryant then stopped. In later interviews, she said she did tell Bryant "No."

Although a bellhop earlier had been reported to be the first person who encountered the woman after the alleged assault, and he allegedly found her distraught, a night auditor working at the desk where the woman returned from Bryant's room wrote prosecutors later that the woman seemed completely calm to her and did more work before going home.

When the woman went to a hospital the next day for a rape exam, semen was found in her underpants that wasn't Bryant's. The underpants she had worn on the night of the alleged assault contained a drop of blood.

A pubic hair, not Bryant's, also was found.

The woman has acknowledged having consensual sex with one other partner around the same time as the alleged assault. Defense lawyers, maintaining that there may have been two other partners, contend that could account for the injuries the woman said she received when Bryant assaulted her.

Police officers who visited Bryant's room after she complained that she had been sexually assaulted did not seize evidence from his bathroom, where the woman had said she had wept and bled.

[driddy]

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People are commenting on the scarring, remember it took a blown up image with enhancements to recognize these scars and tears. So, I'm guessing noone would notice these unless they were actually at eye level with body part in question.

From ESPN.com, care of the Rocky Mountain Newspaper.

Consider this testimony, the legal experts said, that was elicited by defense attorney Pamela Mackey as she cross-examined prosecution witnesses:

The young woman worked hard to figure out that Bryant was coming to stay at the resort where she worked as a concierge.

She stayed late at work that day so she could meet him.

With only four rooms occupied in the 56-room lodge, she assigned Bryant to one of the most remote rooms and put his bodyguards in the opposite direction.

She gave Bryant a tour of the lodge during which, she said, they flirted with each other.

Invited to visit Bryant's room later, she took a circuitous, private route there, going outside the lodge and using employee-only hallways.

She expected Bryant to "come on to her" if she went to his room.

She willingly joined Bryant in kissing and hugging in his room. Bryant, who is married, has admitted having sex with the woman but has insisted it was consensual.

When a detective first interviewed her, the woman did not claim that she said "No" to Bryant, and the detective even asked her why she didn't say "No." She said she physically indicated her unwillingness to have sex, placing her hands on Bryant's to stop him, and she told the detective that Bryant then stopped. In later interviews, she said she did tell Bryant "No."

Although a bellhop earlier had been reported to be the first person who encountered the woman after the alleged assault, and he allegedly found her distraught, a night auditor working at the desk where the woman returned from Bryant's room wrote prosecutors later that the woman seemed completely calm to her and did more work before going home.

When the woman went to a hospital the next day for a rape exam, semen was found in her underpants that wasn't Bryant's. The underpants she had worn on the night of the alleged assault contained a drop of blood.

A pubic hair, not Bryant's, also was found.

The woman has acknowledged having consensual sex with one other partner around the same time as the alleged assault. Defense lawyers, maintaining that there may have been two other partners, contend that could account for the injuries the woman said she received when Bryant assaulted her.

Police officers who visited Bryant's room after she complained that she had been sexually assaulted did not seize evidence from his bathroom, where the woman had said she had wept and bled.

[driddy]

Re: Once again behold the All Things KOBE thread...

People are commenting on the scarring, remember it took a blown up image with enhancements to recognize these scars and tears. So, I'm guessing noone would notice these unless they were actually at eye level with body part in question.

From ESPN.com, care of the Rocky Mountain Newspaper.

Consider this testimony, the legal experts said, that was elicited by defense attorney Pamela Mackey as she cross-examined prosecution witnesses:

The young woman worked hard to figure out that Bryant was coming to stay at the resort where she worked as a concierge.

She stayed late at work that day so she could meet him.

With only four rooms occupied in the 56-room lodge, she assigned Bryant to one of the most remote rooms and put his bodyguards in the opposite direction.

She gave Bryant a tour of the lodge during which, she said, they flirted with each other.

Invited to visit Bryant's room later, she took a circuitous, private route there, going outside the lodge and using employee-only hallways.

She expected Bryant to "come on to her" if she went to his room.

She willingly joined Bryant in kissing and hugging in his room. Bryant, who is married, has admitted having sex with the woman but has insisted it was consensual.

When a detective first interviewed her, the woman did not claim that she said "No" to Bryant, and the detective even asked her why she didn't say "No." She said she physically indicated her unwillingness to have sex, placing her hands on Bryant's to stop him, and she told the detective that Bryant then stopped. In later interviews, she said she did tell Bryant "No."

Although a bellhop earlier had been reported to be the first person who encountered the woman after the alleged assault, and he allegedly found her distraught, a night auditor working at the desk where the woman returned from Bryant's room wrote prosecutors later that the woman seemed completely calm to her and did more work before going home.

When the woman went to a hospital the next day for a rape exam, semen was found in her underpants that wasn't Bryant's. The underpants she had worn on the night of the alleged assault contained a drop of blood.

A pubic hair, not Bryant's, also was found.

The woman has acknowledged having consensual sex with one other partner around the same time as the alleged assault. Defense lawyers, maintaining that there may have been two other partners, contend that could account for the injuries the woman said she received when Bryant assaulted her.

Police officers who visited Bryant's room after she complained that she had been sexually assaulted did not seize evidence from his bathroom, where the woman had said she had wept and bled.

[ShaKobe]

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I think her character is the reason why the defense is bring up with all this talk about her sluttiness. She is a someone that people should believe? Who knows, but that is why they are harping so much on this point. She slept with 3 guys in 3 days, she used a "secret" way to get to Kobe's room, she flirted with Kobe and put him in a remote spot in the hotel, she didn't say no when first interviewed, but later on recalled saying no, the person that first saw her didn't notice anything wrong with her, and more. All of these things point to a shady character. That's what the defense is trying to do. Basically, it's a his word vs her word trial, so they are trying to discredit her.

[ShaKobe]

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I think her character is the reason why the defense is bring up with all this talk about her sluttiness. She is a someone that people should believe? Who knows, but that is why they are harping so much on this point. She slept with 3 guys in 3 days, she used a "secret" way to get to Kobe's room, she flirted with Kobe and put him in a remote spot in the hotel, she didn't say no when first interviewed, but later on recalled saying no, the person that first saw her didn't notice anything wrong with her, and more. All of these things point to a shady character. That's what the defense is trying to do. Basically, it's a his word vs her word trial, so they are trying to discredit her.