Hey, Can A Woman "Ask To Get Raped"?

The reports I have seen indicate that she was dazed, not unconscious.

The victim was found unconscious and bent over a metal rail underneath a picnic table on the north side of the high school's campus on Oct. 24, 2009.

Joanna Grizetti, the fifth witness to testify in the preliminary hearing for the seven defendants in the case, said she arrived at the school, located at 1250 23rd St., at about midnight.

Other officers had already arrived, but nobody had moved the victim because they didn't know what kind of injuries she had and didn't want to risk injuring her further.

When she got to the victim, Grizetti, who appeared to be trying to control her emotions, said, "I saw a female. She was unresponsive. She was beneath a square picnic table. She was draped over the a metal bar motionless."

She said the girl's purple dress had been pulled up to expose the lower part of her body.

When Deputy District Attorney Dara Cashman asked her how long it took for medical personnel to arrive, Grizetti said, "I don't know how long it took them to get from their dispatch to the scene, but it felt like it was forever."

When medical personnel did arrive, they had to pull the victim from under the picnic table and carry her to a gurney.

She remained unconscious the entire time, Grizetti said, and when the paramedic shined a light in her eyes, her pupils were unresponsive.

She also had scrapes on her back, knees and the tops of her feet that, according to Grizetti, could have been caused by being dragged or pulled along a surface.

She had rocks and dirt pressed into her skin and plant material in her hair.

She had an injury that deformed her left cheek and that, according to Grizetti, the paramedic said might be a fracture
http://www.ktvu.com/news/25817266/detail.html

Dont snicker from the sidelines....join in.

I know him out and now he's, comatose!

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Dont snicker from the sidelines....join in.

Just enlightening myself on the laws. Will be back full throttle soon, Ionus.

Amazon.com's discussion forum gives you the ability to click on "Ignore" so you can ignore a particular person. When you click on 'ignore' you will not receive any notification emails re: the 'ignored person' and when you open a thread it will tell you that you are ignoring this person without making the posting available for you to read.

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