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Colorado bride says she was raped by guest on her wedding night (opens the original)
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Editor’s warning: This story contains graphic details of sexual assault. On May 4, 2024, Sara Maginot married her longtime boyfriend Alex Roseland in a simple late afternoon ceremony near Steamboat Springs in front of about 30 guests. A few hours later, she said she was raped by one of those guests as she slept. It was the boyfriend of her maid of honor, she said. The Routt County Sheriff’s Office was called. Statements were taken and evidence gathered. The bride went to the hospital for a rape
Denver police reopen 13 sex assault cases after retesting Missy Woods’ CBI work (opens the original)
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Thirteen previously closed Denver sexual assault cases have been reopened after the city’s crime lab retested DNA evidence once analyzed by former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic analyst Yvonne Woods. A police spokesperson told The Denver Gazette the once-closed cases are now being actively reinvestigated, although no arrests have been made so far. Woods, 66, who goes by the name Missy, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Sept. 8 for altering and deleting data in criminal cases in a
Disgraced ex CBI analyst Missy Woods sentenced to prison in DNA scandal (opens the original)
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A Jefferson County district court judge on Tuesday sentenced a disgraced former Colorado Bureau of Investigation DNA analyst to a decade in prison for altering and deleting data in scores of criminal cases for years. Jefferson County District Judge Andrew Poland sentenced Yvonne Woods to 10 years on the most serious felony charge, cybercrime. The other charges that Woods pleaded guilty to in June included first-degree perjury, forgery and attempt to influence a public servant. She was sentenced
Colorado judge blasts state forensics lab in dismissing child sex case (opens the original)
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In a potentially widely consequential action, a Weld County district judge dismissed a child sexual assault case, citing the ongoing scandal at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s forensic lab that “has left a dark mark on the history of Colorado justice.” On Aug. 2, Judge Vincente Vigil granted a defense motion to dismiss the charges against Daniel Lee Eatinger based on its accusation of CBI’s “outrageous government conduct” — considered a rare and extremely difficult burden to prove. Eating
Routt County DA’s office faces multiple investigations after it drops high-profile rape case (opens the original)
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Routt County’s district attorney and deputy district attorney are now under increasing scrutiny on multiple fronts for their handling of the alleged drugging, rape and near-strangulation of a nationally ranked cross-country skier. The fallout from their decision not to prosecute the suspect in Kiersten May’s sexual assault case despite medical, forensic and toxicology evidence that her family says corroborates her account has now prompted numerous state investigations and captured the attention
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