A high school rape accusation turns into a complicated "he said, she said" without a conclusive or satisfactory resolution of what--if anything--has taken place.
Rita Calhoun goes to Oliva and says she's representing a teenage girl who says that a guy she went on a date with assaulted her. Oliva tells them to investigate and it's a veritable he said, she said. Eventually they think they have enough to charge the boy and they do. But it's circumstantial.—rcs0411@yahoo.com