[sweet_diane]

"How can the nurse say there was blunt force trauma, but it not be in the report?"

That's where I'm getting lost. Why does it appear she put one thing in the report, yet told the officer something different??

[abb]

Her pimp beat the sh#t out of her the day after the gig when she told him she didn't have any money to show...

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Officer:
Are those consistent with blunt force trauma

Nurse:
Not usually, but I guess it is possible

There you go.

[FlowJo]

Exactly - You just answered your own question.

IT IS NOT IN THE REPORT!! This is Gottlieb filling in the gaps, further fabricated this sham!

"On March 21, a week after an African-American woman charged that she had been raped by three white Duke University lacrosse players, the police sergeant supervising the investigation met with the sexual-assault nurse who had examined the woman in the emergency room. The Sergeant,Mark D. Gottlieb, reviewed the medical report, which did not say much: some swelling, no visible bruises.

But the sergeant’s case notes also recount what the nurse told him in response to his questions:

that the woman appeared to be in so much pain that it took “an extended period of time” to examine her, and that the “blunt force trauma” seen in the examination “was consistent with the sexual assault that was alleged by the victim.”