To: aristeides
The accuser had already clocked out, she was on her own time, she was not on official business when she entered Kobe's room. Kobe called down to the front desk after she got off duty to see if she was still interested in coming up to his room. She did and they did the dirty the normal way but she became upset when Kobe wanted to back door her. The next morning, while the accuser was at home, she told her mother what had happened and her mother is the first one to mention the word rape.
To: samuel_adams_us
" The next morning, while the accuser was at home, she told her mother what had happened and her mother is the first one to mention the word rape."
Show Bikers4bush the transcript of what you proffered above.
To: samuel_adams_us
The accuser had already clocked out, she was on her own time, she was not on official business when she entered Kobe's room. I believe the accounts differ on that. But the witness who said Bryant had snapped and changed appeared to imply that she had not clocked out. I was merely pointing out that that witness's account was not inconsistent with the story here, as a poster claimed. I do not know if the witness's account is true.
To: samuel_adams_us
I've not seen your account before...has that been published or simply inferred?
To: samuel_adams_us
She did and they did the dirty the normal way but she became upset when Kobe wanted to back door her. The next morning, while the accuser was at home, she told her mother what had happened and her mother is the first one to mention the word rape. OK...that detail is NOT in the link that you provided. Where did that come from?
278 posted on
08/01/2003 3:13:01 AM PDT by
L.N. Smithee
(Just because I don't think like you doesn't mean I don't think for myself)
To: samuel_adams_us
Kobe called down to the front desk after she got off duty to see if she was still interested in coming up to his room. Not.
302 posted on
08/01/2003 8:58:23 AM PDT by
cinFLA
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