I'm sorry that I missed Randy Wyrick. I think he's the most credible reporter on this case right now.
How much of Rita's report is he challenging?
I googled for his latest article, and found an interview with him from earlier today:
http://www.nbc4.tv/sports/2379193/detail.html Randy Wyrick, of The Vail Daily, told the "Today" show that "they (Bryant and the alleged victim) began fooling around, as it were, and that part was consensual. She said 'no' shortly thereafter. She had enough. One of our sources also said she was trying to leave and was not allowed to leave."
Wyrick also said that his sources told him that the alleged victim then turned up in the lobby in "a stupor" and with visible physical injuries. He also said that Bryant initially denied even knowing the victim.
Wyrick also said that his sources told him that the alleged victim then turned up in the lobby in "a stupor" and with visible physical injuries. He also said that Bryant initially denied even knowing the victim.Just reading your article of what Wyrick is reporting. It sounds more and more likely that she was in fact seen by co-workers and did indeed suffer physical injuries that could be seen without her disrobing. Just as I and others conjectured due to various statements that have been made. Also I had deduced that he had NOT acknowledged sex right off the bat when asked by authorities. All remains to be testified to, but I can't say I'm surprised.