Accuser says she would have gone forward with criminal case

Accuser says she would have gone forward with criminal case

"s_knight8"	9/7/2004 9:37:14 PM
http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/09/07/bryant.case/index.html "Because this case has now been dismissed, Kobe Bryant cannot take the Fifth Amendment. He will have to testify. We'll have an opportunity to cross-examine him in a deposition under oath," attorney L. Lin Wood said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Wood said Bryant's signed statement admitting that he recognizes that his accuser did not see their encounter as consensual was the key in getting his client to decide not to pursue the criminal charge. (Full statement) "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," the attorney said. "She would have gone forward, even knowing that in that system she was not going to be treated fairly." Wood said a jury will decide what compensation the woman deserves. "The injury is enormous. This young girl will live with the scars of this rape for the rest of her life as well as the aftermath of being involved in this incident," he said. "Her privacy has been invaded, and her reputation has basically been destroyed. It's going to take her the rest of her life to get over it, if she really ever can."



"Michael Snyder"	9/8/2004 2:55:10 AM
"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:chlnoa$1ok@dispatch.concentric.net... http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/09/07/bryant.case/index.html "Because this case has now been dismissed, Kobe Bryant cannot take the Fifth Amendment. He will have to testify. We'll have an opportunity to cross-examine him in a deposition under oath," attorney L. Lin Wood said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Wood said Bryant's signed statement admitting that he recognizes that his accuser did not see their encounter as consensual was the key in getting his client to decide not to pursue the criminal charge. (Full statement) "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," the attorney said. "She would have gone forward, even knowing that in that system she was not going to be treated fairly." Wood said a jury will decide what compensation the woman deserves. "The injury is enormous. This young girl will live with the scars of this rape for the rest of her life as well as the aftermath of being involved in this incident," he said. "Her privacy has been invaded, and her reputation has basically been destroyed. It's going to take her the rest of her life to get over it, if she really ever can." Giving truth to the statement, "Lawyers have no shame".



"Alex"	9/8/2004 9:02:38 AM
"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht news:chlnoa$1ok@dispatch.concentric.net... http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/09/07/bryant.case/index.html "Because this case has now been dismissed, Kobe Bryant cannot take the Fifth Amendment. He will have to testify. And so will she. At least with the prospect of a multi million dollar prize, she'll be up to it. We'll have an opportunity to cross-examine him in a deposition under oath," The same goes for his mealticket, I mean client. attorney L. Lin Wood said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Wood said Bryant's signed statement admitting that he recognizes that his accuser did not see their encounter as consensual was the key in getting his client to decide not to pursue the criminal charge. (Full statement) "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words Which mean nothing and I assume cannot be used in the civil trial... in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," the attorney said. "She would have gone forward, even knowing that in that system she was not going to be treated fairly." Wood said a jury will decide what compensation the woman deserves. "The injury is enormous. This young girl will live with the scars of this rape for the rest of her life as well as the aftermath of being involved in this incident," he said. Talk about hyperbole... Rest of her life? She has sex again within hours, then goes to party and paint the town in Canada?? She must really be suffering. "Her privacy has been invaded, and her reputation has basically been destroyed. What reputation? Her reputation as a party animal? It's going to take her the rest of her life to get over it, if she really ever can." Yeah, right. This Lin Wood is nothing but a con artist. Alex



greg	9/8/2004 5:56:45 PM
On 07 Sep 2004 21:37:14 EDT, "s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam@hotmail.com> wrote: http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/09/07/bryant.case/index.html "Because this case has now been dismissed, Kobe Bryant cannot take the Fifth Amendment. He will have to testify. We'll have an opportunity to cross-examine him in a deposition under oath," attorney L. Lin Wood said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Wood said Bryant's signed statement admitting that he recognizes that his accuser did not see their encounter as consensual was the key in getting his client to decide not to pursue the criminal charge. (Full statement) "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," the attorney said. "She would have gone forward, even knowing that in that system she was not going to be treated fairly." Wood said a jury will decide what compensation the woman deserves. "The injury is enormous. This young girl will live with the scars of this rape for the rest of her life as well as the aftermath of being involved in this incident," he said. "Her privacy has been invaded, and her reputation has basically been destroyed. It's going to take her the rest of her life to get over it, if she really ever can." And good luck to her these overpaid immoral pieces of #@($ can afford it. Greg



Sports Fan	9/8/2004 6:28:30 PM
On 07 Sep 2004 21:37:14 EDT, "s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam@hotmail.com> wrote: "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," the attorney said. Yet you screwed up your own civil case by dropped out of the criminal case because Kobe agreed to released political statement. I am sure that you will find someone to blame the failure in civil court.



talciere@yahoo.co.uk (Tim Alciere)	9/8/2004 7:35:44 PM
"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<chlnoa$1ok@dispatch.concentric.net>... http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/09/07/bryant.case/index.html "Because this case has now been dismissed, Kobe Bryant cannot take the Fifth Amendment. He will have to testify. We'll have an opportunity to cross-examine him in a deposition under oath, And vice versa. " attorney L. Lin Wood said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Wood said Bryant's signed statement admitting that he recognizes that his accuser did not see their encounter as consensual Kobe just said that she was a wacko who can't distinquish fact from fantasy. was the key in getting his client to decide not to pursue the criminal charge. (Full statement) "If Kobe Bryant had not agreed to those words in a signed public statement, we would still have a criminal case being tried today," And the prosecution would lose. the attorney said. "She would have gone forward, even knowing that in that system she was not going to be treated fairly." She's a thick headed wacko who $$$$ on her brain. Of course she would go forward, she's not paying for the case. Wood said a jury will decide what compensation the woman deserves. "The injury is enormous. This young girl will live with the scars of this rape for the rest of her life as well as the aftermath of being involved in this incident," he said. "Her privacy has been invaded, and her reputation has basically been destroyed. It's going to take her the rest of her life to get over it, if she really ever can."

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