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Bryant-Case DNA Evidence Mistakenly Released
Results From Bryant's Hospital Exam Could Help Defense
A court in Colorado has mistakenly released more evidence from the Kobe Bryant
rape case.
This time it's from the NBA star's hospital exam.
Samples that were taken during a hospital exam of Bryant found DNA from the
Lakers guard and the woman who is accusing him of sexual assault. But none were
present from a third party whose DNA had shown up earlier in the case.
Bryant's attorneys could use the evidence at the upcoming trial to bolster
their claim that the 20-year-old accuser had multiple sex partners in the three
days before her hospital exam last summer, including one after her encounter
with Bryant. The woman's attorney has denied she had another sexual partner
in the 15-hour period before the exam.
The defense wants jurors to see the hospital evidence, but District Judge
Terry Ruckriegle says the prosecution doesn't intend to introduce it. He's or-
dered both sides to come up with an agreement by Friday.
Ruckriegle said the test results in question were erroneously posted on a
state court Web site that also revealed the woman's last name. The site was
shut down after about 40 minutes.
It's at least the third instance of mistaken release of information in this
case.
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