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Every trial results in a verdict,

but not every verdict
results in the truth...

We will not be ignored!

We will not allow this university

to spend more on its
sports programs than its security!

Women unite!
Take back the night!

Women unite!
Take back the night!

Take a hike!

- Women unite!
- Take a hike!

Don't you dare! Don't you dare!

- Please!
- Shh! Don't!

I know Scott Burrows.

I've known him for 20 years.
Scott Burrows is innocent.

Two rape victims
disagree, mr. Furlong.

They identified your friend as..
- No, no. Only one did.

She only saw her attacker
for a split second.

That's not long enough to be sure.

Trial transcripts mention nothing
about the duration of the I.D.

It said a car backed out of the wheelchair access base across the street,

which means its headlights shined
down the alley for less than a second.

- How do you know that, mr. Furlong?
- I've tried it.

- At the location?
- Yes, sir.

I have video.

Hey, babe.

This is my wife Regina.

Hello.

And my son Isaac.

Hi, Isaac. He's beautiful.

Thank you.

Your letter said you had
something to show us.

Yes, this way.

Nice meeting you.

Okay, uh, well...

the first rape is here--
Rashmi Gupta, the swimmer.

The second rape is over here,
Angela Dimarco, the gymnast.

How long you been doing this?

Investigating? Well... since
the first trial, about ten years.

That's a lot of work for a friend.

Well, in high school, I was...
going down the wrong path

getting high, stealing from friends.

My, uh, my parents, kicked me out,

but Scott--
he found me on the street,

threw me in his car and got me
in a program, saved my life.

When I asked him why,
he said, uh, Matthew 25:36.

"When I was naked,
you clothed me.

When I was sick..."
- "You visited me."

"When I was in prison,
you came to me."

I had to look it up.
- So no D.N.A. was found?

No, the rapist wore a condom.

The only thing recovered from
the victim's fingernails were fibers

from a university letterman jacket.

You worked at Rogers,
Barkin & Howell? How long?

For a few years
as a process server.

So I could use their letterhead.
- So why now, mr. Furlong?

Why are you writing us now?

My wife and I, we had a deal.

Regina's an artist,
and she gave up her career.

So when the baby was born,
I was supposed to, um...

Regina wants this
to be the baby's room.

I need to hand it off.

So just the fibers?

No other physical evidence?
- And the bite marks.

One on Angela, the other Rashmi.

The forensic odontologist testified
that they were both from Scott's teeth.

And what about the condom wrapper?

What about it?

Did they ever pursue it for D.N.A.?

Well, I don't understand. What?

Well, the rapist has a knife
in one hand.

He pulls the condom out
with the other, right?

Right.

And he rips it open with his teeth.

- Saliva!
- Right.

The police never checked that.

Would there still be D.N.A.
after all this time?

If it was properly stored
and handled, possibly.

- The condom wrapper...
- Hey, Brianna.

Of course.
Been over this evidence...

Yeah, Scott Burrows.
It's a rape case from 1996.

I'll tell you about it when I get there.

So you taking the case?

Uh, yeah, looks like it.

When he said you were coming,
I thought it'd be over.

I thought...

Listen to him.

I want my husband back.

Scott Burrows has had him
long enough.

So if the D.N.A. on the condom
wrapper excludes Scott Burrows,

then we're halfway to a habeas.

The old saliva on the
condom wrapper trick, eh?

We might even get a D.N.A. match
and put the real rapist behind bars.

Oh. Water main broke in my cellar.

I've got to store these here
for a few days.

Well, the real problem's the I.D.

The first rape victim couldn't I.D.
her attacker 'cause it was...

...too dark.

The second rape victim positively
I.D.ed Scott Burrows in a lineup.

All right, well,
let's move cautiously then.

What?

Rape's a third rail crime.
No one wins.

Yeah, and how exactly do you
suggest we move cautiously?

With a little thing I call caution.

What's up with you?
Getting a lot of 'tude here.

'Tude?

Damn straight.
I'm slinging some slang.

What's up?

Well, this guy Ty, Burrows' friend..
he spent ten years on this.

No one else would take the case,

so he put his life on hold
and did it himself.

Amateurs, Charlie.

Time doesn't matter to them
like it does to us.

If it weren't for this, he'd probably be building the eiffel tower out of paper clips.

Or collecting wine.

Victoria!
Where's my phone?

Scott Burrows raped me.

I saw him, I smelled him, I felt him.

Okay, I'm sorry, Miss Dimarco,

but how did you even know
we were considering...

Burrows' friend Furlong.

About once a year, he phones me
to ask if I still stand by my testimony.

He said you took the Burrows
case. Is that true?

Uh, yes.

What's going on here?

I support what you do, Miss...
- Uh, it's just Brianna.

In another life, I'd probably work
to free the innocent, too,

but Scott Burrows is not innocent.

Ms. Dimarco, one of the reasons
I work here

is because someone very close
to me was wrongfully incarcerated.

The police made a key mistake.
- That is not what happened here.

I was raped.

I was...

I had to get up in front
of a roomful of cops

and tell them how a man
held a knife to my throat,

ripped my clothes
and raped me.

And as if that weren't
pleasant enough,

I then had to get up in front of a full
court and do the same exact thing.

That was ten years ago.
I've moved on.

But now you're taking the case,
and I know what that means.

- Ms. Dimarco, that's--
- No.

Unless you say, "we're not
going to take the case,"

I'd prefer you don't say anything,

because Scott Burrows
raped me,

and now you're going to put me
through this all over again

to make me prove it.

I just want to thank God for
bringing peace into our hearts.

Amen.
- Amen.

We're getting there, B.

You've got quite a friend, Scott.

I know it, mr. Swain.

Let's talk about your alibis, shall we?

- Yes, sir.
- They're terrible.

I'm sorry.

Coach was threatening to kick me off
the team if I didn't bring my grades up,

so I was sitting in my room
studying, both nights.

That was the rape
on november 2nd, 1996,

and the rape on december 6th?
- Yes, sir.

The second date was a friday.

You were studying on a friday night?

Yeah, I know, I know.

My girlfriend asked me
if I wanted to go out.

I wish I had.

All right, your girlfriend..
can we get her to testify?

No.

That's one of the hardest
things about all this.

Women look at me different.
Even my own sister.

I mean, she says I'm innocent,

but I can see
how she looks at me.

I'm sorry, but I didn't do it.

I didn't.

Scott Burrows..
two counts of rape, Mayhem.

Attacks took place in
the Amargosa University campus.

Both victims were bitten
on the right shoulder.

Survivors.

The correct term is "survivors."

Okay, both survivors were bitten
on the top right shoulder,

attacked from behind, raped.

The judge gave Burrows
the maximum..11 years for each.

So... evidence against him?

The expert testimony that
the bite marks on both survivors

match Burrows' teeth.

Anything else?

Yeah, both survivors had fibers
underneath their fingernails

from their struggle
with their attacker.

It was determined

that the fibers had come
from the football team's jacket.

Good. We need to call
the manufacturers

to see how many other teams
have those jackets, okay?

Five.

Two in Florida, three in Boston.

- You got any background on that?
- I also checked visiting teams.

No players from
the other schools were on campus.

Which would explain why the cops
concentrated on Amargosa football.

- So how did they get to Burrows?
- Angela Dimarco.

She positively I.D.ed
the rapist in a police lineup.

- Which was a cross-racial I.D.
- So?

Well, white victims are more likely
to misidentify black suspects,

and black victims are more likely
to misidentify white suspects.

Yeah, but she stands by her I.D.,
I mean, for ten years.

- Yeah, but it's just a...
- Okay, thanks, everyone.

Assignments.

Jon, look into sexual assaults
on other campuses

around that time
with the same or similar M.O.

Sonya and Brianna, I want you
to talk to the two survivors,

Rashmi and Angela,
see what else they remember.

Conti, I already told you
I spoke with Angela today.

She was here this morning.
I already talked to her.

Good, so you already have
some rapport.

Swain's in court trying to get D.N.A.

I'll take the bite evidence.
Thank you very much.

- You okay?
- Yeah, why?

You just kind of have this
beady-eyed thing going on.

I just think that Conti is falling under
the sway of a fellow obsessive.

You know, I don't think
he's thinking enough

about whether Burrows
is really innocent..

You know, Brianna, if something...

Well, you could tell me...

Oh, please, give me some credit.

I'm not saying that something
happened to you.

I'm just saying that if--

Oh, and if Conti has doubts
about a carjacker,

you think it's because
he was carjacked?

Jake Weisman.
Under new management.

Of course. Why would
I think I'd be freed of you?

Just a small favor.

I leave the police lab--

No, wait, I'm squeezed out
of the police lab,

partly because
I'm caught helping you.

Mr. Weisman, your cappuccino.

Okay, I won't deny there are some
advantages to a commercial lab,

but I just...
what do you want?

Bite mark science.

This is what we scientists
like to call an apple.

Granny smith, three for a dollar.
Go ahead, take a bite.

Don't go all the way.

Good!

That's a nice, clean impression.
Now if I take a mold of your teeth,

I could match that mold
with the marks you left here.

That's what your forensic dentist did.

He took the mold of Scott Burrows'
teeth, and he matched it with this.

- Right, so they don't match.
- They don't not match.

See, that doesn't help me.

Here's another apple.
Go ahead, bite.

Okay, now look side by side.

Both bites came from the same teeth,
but the marks are radically different.

Why? I jarred the object being bitten.

Okay, so if Angela were moving...
- Not if.

Put your arm out.

Good, exactly.

When a living creature
is bitten,

there's a natural reflex to move,
to retreat. There's no if about it.

Unless the victim was dead,
she moved.

Okay, so you're saying that the forensic scientist treated the bite mark

like this apple, but not this one.
- Right.

Okay. Whose teeth did this?

No idea.

In fact, I can't even tell you
if your guy didn't do it.

All I can say definitively
is that that bite tells us nothing.

Isn't science fun?

Yeah, I even called
the campus escort that night,

but there wasn't anybody free,
so I walked home alone.

That's when it happened.

Well, thank you, Miss Gupta.

If we have any more questions,
we'll give you a call.

Actually, we do.

The police report said
that there were fibers

from the attacker's jacket
underneath your fingernails.

Yet you testified that
you were attacked from behind.

That's why you didn't see his face.

That's correct.

How did the fibers
get underneath your nails?

When Scott Burrows raped me,

he supported himself by planting
his arm next to my face.

I reached out and grabbed it.

That's how the fibers got under
my nails, and that's when he bit me.

- Oh, we don't need to s--
- I want you to see.

You're working
for Scott Burrows, right?

I always wondered why he did it.

Maybe you can ask him.

Hey, Rashmi!

Excuse me.

I hate this.

Yeah, but it's our job.

But we're sending the message
that rape victims are wrong.

No, we're saying it's possible.
This victim in this case.

Come on, you know not
every eyewitness is accurate.

Yeah, and not every convicted
person is your brother.

Was there anything else?

Yes.

When you were
at the police station,

they had Scott Burrows in a lineup,
and you couldn't I.D. him.

Yet now you're convinced it was him.

Why?

Yeah, the other rape victim
identified him in both lineups.

That's good enough for me.

Wait, both lineups?

The one at the police precinct
and before.

What before?

The university police.
They did a photo lineup.

Well, it's nothing like a big-city
police force, but we are growing.

Got ten new officers,
a shuttle system

and an expanded student escort
service to walk girls home at night.

You used a six-pack
with the Burrows case?

Photo lineup, six guys.
- Six-pack, right. Yeah, I know.

That box checked there means yes.

What are these numbers?

Uh, we pulled the photos for
the lineup from their student I.D.s.

That's their I.D. numbers.
- You have the photos?

Yeah. Bob, can you
punch these up, please?

The victim, Angela Dimarco, she said it was a black guy, 200 pounds,

wearing a wool jacket,
a varsity letterman.

Most of the kids on campus with that kind of size are football players.

Where's Scott?

He's the next one.

Let me get this straight.

A woman comes in here

saying she was raped by
a black man in a letterman jacket.

You show her
a photo lineup of six guys,

and only one of them
is wearing a letterman jacket?

No, that was unintentional.

We just randomly
threw photos up there.

I don't care
if it was intentional or not.

You never gave Angela Dimarco
a real choice.

It was tainted.

The police lineup never mattered,

'cause Angela
had already made up her mind.

The campus lineup
made it up for her.

So what now?

Now we look at the other players
on Scott's team,

see who else fit the description.

I got it over here.

Angela said the rapist
was black but light-skinned.

There were 18 white players
on the team,

so that left everyone else--
36 guys--

about half of which were light
enough to fit the description.

That's the red circles.
- Did you check their alibis?

All but four had a strong alibi
-- these four.

- Do you have names?
- Oh, yeah.

You need any help
running those guys down?

I get off at 10 and, uh...

well, Regina's
with her parents for a week.

When do you sleep, Ty?

- I guess when this is over.
- Yeah.

When I was a cop, the were cases
we called "career killers,"

sucked the time out of everything,

every spare moment,
every spare thought.

And the only way out was to let it go.

Is that what you would do?

Just let it go?
- No.

But I'm a bad example.

Enjoy your kid, Ty. Live your life.

Angela.

Let me do this.

- You dropping the case?
- No.

Then go away.

I know what you're going to ask.
Rashmi phoned me.

Yes, rape survivors
talk to each other.

And you don't think the fact
that the university police

showed you only one
football player in a varsity jacket

had any influence on your I.D.?

What was the worst day of your life?

The day my brother went to prison.

You remember the face of the juror
who read the verdict?

Yes.

Could you pick him out of a lineup
right now if you had to?

Yes, of course, but that's not--

The day I was raped
was the worst day of my life.

I knew the moment
he let go of me,

my only chance
was to try and see him,

and I still see him every night
when I close my eyes.

It was Scott Burrows.

No, I understand.
Thank you, ma'am.

Can I ask you a question?

If you're having doubts about
our client based on evidence, yes.

If you're having doubts based
on your feelings about rape,

then no thank you.

Who did you talk to--Sonya?

You've made your attitude clear
from the start.

Look, you don't have to tell me,

but if there's something
in your background...

What?

I-I... you know,
I just find it kind of funny

that whenever the mighty Conti has
doubts, we quake in our boots,

but when I have doubts,
it's a woman thing.

Go ahead.

This is not about rape.
It's about the I.D., Angela's I.D.

You know, half the time
women don't report rape

because they're afraid
that no one will believe them.

Well, Angela is certain here,
and I believe her.

And I respect that.

- But you want me off the case?
- Yes.

Work on preinterviews.

So I get punished?

No, you shouldn't want to be on this.

You think this is just
about getting a rapist off.

But what if the real rapist
is still out there?

And who apologizes
to the victims, if we're wrong?

What?

I got the scoop
on other stranger rapes.

Is this a good time?

Bay area college campuses
had a total

of six stranger rapes
in the same time period,

none with the same biting M.O.
or similar fiber evidence.

I know. I didn't say
it was a good scoop.

What about bites wIth no rape?

What?

Something Brianna said. Half the
time women don't report rape.

So what if there was a third rape?

Same M.O., everything.

The woman doesn't report it, but
she still gets treated for the bite.

Okay, so you want me to look into
reports of bites without a rape?

- Yeah.
- Okay, how do I do that?

Uh, campus incident reports.

Colleges have risk
management departments.

They compile everything
from slip-and-falls to fistfights.

By the way, the football program..
It's more than just the players.

What?

That photo.. it doesn't include
the coaches and trainers.

The D.A. agreed to D.N.A. testing
on the condom wrapper.

- Well, that's great.
- I've never had that happen before.

She just agreed, no argument.

She thinks the D.N.A.'s going
to come up Burrows.

All right, what am I looking for?

1996, Amargosa football program.

This isn't good, Charlie.

It's not good.

We shouldn't
be representing rapists.

Accused rapists.

Come on, we're not
at the children's table.

Rape is different.

It's different
for our financial supporters.

It's different for the--
- Voters?

Hey, there he is. Sheriff Conti
out riding the plains.

Let's just keep this
out of the press, all right?

What?

It turns out the players aren't the only
ones who wear letterman jackets.

How about this guy?

In the dark... for a split second..

I'd confuse him with Scott.

New suspect-- Zach Thompson.

Athletic trainer
on the Amargosa team.

By this time tomorrow, I want to know
everything we can about him. Let's go!

Come on!

Another ten minutes!
Let's go!

- After that thing with Burrows...
- You mean the rapes?

Administration fired
the whole coaching staff.

Accused us of promoting
"a culture of irresponsibility."

So I've spent the last ten years
in high school hell.

Look at these kids.

What was your opinion
of Scott Burrows?

- My opinion?
- Yeah.

He was a good kid, actually.
He got a raw deal.

What are you hoping to find,
looking into this again?

Oh, we're just rechecking stories,
trying to get a fuller picture

of what people were doing the night
Angela Dimarco was attacked.

For example, what were you doing?

What was I doing?

I don't know.
Probably home with my wife?

That would be your ex-wife
Nadine Vadukul?

- You talked to her?
- No, we're talking to her next, right?

Yeah, this afternoon.

That bitch divorced me.
She could say anything.

Actually, she did say anything.

In the divorce papers,
she said that you were cruel,

you used to beat her
and you used physical threats.

She was trying to get a settlement.

- Are you saying she was lying?
- She was exaggerating.

Actually, I don't need to talk to you.
Have a good day.

Let's go!

Yeah, I called the police
on Zach a few times,

but more because I was
scared of what he might do

than because
of anything he did.

Was he home with you the
night of the rape, ms. Vadukul,

the night before
Scott Burrows was arrested?

I tried to think about that
on the way over here,

and I just don't remember.
It was ten years ago.

But it's possible
he wasn't with you?

Yeah, but you're not thinking
Zach was that campus rapist?

It's one of our theories, yeah.

He was a mean son of a bitch,
but Zach is no rapist.

Why do you say that?

For one of the reasons
I divorced him.

He had a hip injury
in a 1995 car accident.

It cut off blood flow to his...

You know, his penis.

The bastard is medically impotent,
and I should know.

Can I see you for a minute?

Damn.

Yeah, the D.N.A. on the condom wrapper is too degraded to be conclusive.

Okay, so we just
have to hit the I.D. route.

Or we drop it.

I don't want an argument
on this one, Charlie.

Angela Dimarco's not going
to change her testimony.

You just cleared your only
other suspect Zach Thompson.

Let it go.

- Because it's rape?
- No, because I can't win.

I win, I lose. I beat up on
Angela Dimarco on the stand,

I'm the enemy of women everywhere.

Even if it means freeing
an innocent man?

Even if Scott Burrows
wins a nobel peace prize.

Let me tell you something.

White rape victim trumps
black convict every time. Let it go.

- I just told someone else that.
- Yeah, what did they say?

What I'm about to tell you.

- I can't.
- I pay you.

I'm telling you this is over.

You could rent a trained monkey
for what you're paying me.

At least he'd be trained.

I'm not arguing this in court, Charlie.

Fine.

Maybe you haven't noticed,
but we are surrounded by lawyers.

Are you kidding me? Are you
talking about one of the kids?

Yeah. A woman cross-examined
by another woman.

It doesn't seem like
such a bad idea to me.

It doesn't, does it?

- What?
- That's not a bad idea.

Conti, I've got something.

- Good, bad moment?
- Couldn't be better.

Dog bites.

- Dog bites?
- Dog bites.

Three in the campus incident report
around the time of the attacks.

Take a look.
- Yeah?

Yeah, campus nurse
treated all three,

but she only reported
the first two to animal control.

- And no paperwork on the third?
- Can't think of any other explanation.

Good.

Brianna?

Yeah?

I need your help.

It might be nothing,
but you're the one to ask.

Nurse Owen, pick up line two...

- Nurse Bethany Harbor?
- Yes?

You treated a dog bite in 1996
that we'd like to talk to you about.

In 1996?
That's a lifetime ago.

I know, but we have reason to believe
that it could be something more.

Excuse me.
Who--who are you?

We're with
the national justice project.

We're representing Scott Burrows.

A young woman came in here with
an infected bite on her shoulder.

She told you it was a dog bite,
but you knew she had been raped.

She didn't want to report it,
so you wrote down her lie.

You filled out this incident report,
but you never called animal control.

You were being compassionate.
I understand.

But this woman,
this--this survivor,

she could have information vital
to our investigation.

- We need her name.
- That's illegal.

You know what else is illegal?
Failing to report a rape.

The university could be sued
for covering it up, okay?

That's not what I did,

and you can jus...
- Look, I know that.

Can you just give us a minute?

Yeah.

You bent the law once
to protect a victim.

Bend it again now.

Help us find the man
who attacked her. Please.

- Yes?
- Jada Hamilton?

Can we talk to you for a minute?

Jada, we know you went
to the university infirmary that fall

complaining
of an infected bite.

In the weeks before
you went to health services,

two other women came in
with similar injuries.

Those women had been raped.

I don't know what you're talking about.

You've got me mixed up
with someone else.

Ms. Hamilton, you were 17
when it happened.

The man who did it is still out there,
but he could still go to jail.

Jada, baby, tell them the truth.

You've been carrying
this weight too long.

You'll never be free
if you don't speak.

Jada Hamilton gave us the
same description of the rapist

and the same M.O.

She was attacked on november 30th,
a week before Angela Dimarco.

And most importantly,

when Scott Burrows was at
an away game in New Mexico.

Meaning that if these were serial rapes,

then Scott Burrows is innocent.

All three women
were between 5'5" and 5'7".

Rashmi was a swimmer,

Angela a gymnast
and Jada played soccer.

All three of them were attacked
on their way home from practice.

How did he know
where they lived?

How did he know
their schedules?

Did he watch them and learn their
routines, when they'd be alone?

Rashmi usually walks home
with someone, though,

and she called campus escort services that night, but they were busy.

Jada called the service, too.

I'm going to Amargosa.

What?

Yeah, I want to know if, uh...

Escorts wear these jackets?

Blue and white,
like the football team, right?

Yeah, I ordered 'em from my sister.

She's got a little shop
in the south bay.

But the guys
don't wear those anymore.

Who was on call
when the women were attacked?

On call here? I don't know.

Well, could you look it up?

Ray Estevez?

Who are you?

Sorry to bother you. I'm Charles Conti.

I'm with the national justice project.

We've been talking to the 1998
Amargosa student escorts

about the climate on campus
during the Scott Burrows attacks.

Do you remember that?
- Yeah, yeah, it was crazy.

So you're the only escort
who's local,

so it would be a big help if you could
come in to court and testify about it.

Testify?

Well, you know, I just got back
into town, so I'm pretty busy.

Well, it'll only take a few hours
and, uh, hey, free lunch.

I wish I could.

The thing is, if you don't come in,

we have to get a judge to order
a material witness subpoena.

The police have to come.
- Police?

Yeah, it's a big hassle for everyone, so...

Do your civic duty, get 20 bucks for
gas money, and everybody's happy.

- Amen.
- Amen.

Regina come back?

No, not yet.

These ten years, I, uh...

I've been trying to do
what's right to get you out,

but, I guess somewhere
along the way I let her down.

If this, uh...

if this doesn't work...

if this appeal doesn't work...
- Well, then, I'll try something else.

No, you won't.

You need to move on, Ty.

You've got a family now.

Well, this will work.

It has to.

Angela...

you testified that when a passing
headlight hit your attacker's face,

you had a clear view of him?
- Yes.

I looked him right in the eyes.

And is this man in the courtroom?
- Yes.

Could you
point him out us, please?

That's the man who raped me--
Scott Burrows.

And Angela, are you also aware that
a third rape victim has come forward

with a story very similar to your own?

Yes.

And are you also aware
that Scott Burrows

has an alibi for the night
of the third rape victim's attack?

Yes.

Does this lead you
to any conclusions?

The third victim and I were
not raped by the same person.

Thank you, Angela.

What happened to you
november 30th, 1996?

I was raped.

Why didn't you come forward
when you were attacked?

I was too traumatized to talk about
what happened for a long time,

and I left school soon after.
- Why now?

I realized
that if I don't speak up now,

the man who raped me
may never pay for what he did.

Ms. Hamilton...

Can you tell us about that night?

I was walking

from soccer practice to my dorm
at the far end of campus.

I called the police station
to say I needed an escort,

but they had a wait,
and I was in a hurry.

I decided to take a shortcut
through a wooded area.

A man grabbed me from behind.

He dragged me behind a bunch
of trees so no one could see us.

Then what did he do?

He smashed me
in the back of my knees

so that I landed
on the ground, facedown.

He got on top of me from behind.

He pulled down my pants.

It's okay, Jada. Take your time.

I tried to move and to get away,
but he was so heavy.

He pinned my arms behind
my back, so that I couldn't move.

He raped me.

And when it was over, I thought,

okay, now it's done.
He'll let me go. But he didn't.

What did he do instead?

He bit me on my back.

He covered my mouth
so I couldn't scream.

Did the man say anything to you?

Yes.

Jada, what did he say?

He said, "be a good girl."

He said, "be a good girl,
"and you won't get hurt."

Please, please!

Be a good girl,
and you won't get hurt.

So this attacker bit you

and said, "be a good girl,
and you won't get hurt."

Yes.

Then what did he do?

Then he let me go,

but not before I saw him.

- You saw him?
- Yes.

Is the man who attacked you
in the courtroom today?

Yes, he is.

Will you identify him, please?

That's the man who raped me!

Sit down, Ray.

Ms. Hamilton,

you are not pointing toward
the defendant Scott Burrows.

I am not.

You are pointing towards the
defense material witness Ray Estevez,

who we subpoenaed to give background on the campus escort service.

Yes, I am.

And you are certain that mr. Estevez
is the man who attacked you?

Yes.

Your honor...

I need to change my testimony.

What did you want to tell us, Angela?

He said it to me, too.

He told me to be a good girl.

Are you saying you think

you and Jada Hamilton
were raped by the same man?

Yes.

One last question.
Like ms. Hamilton,

did you call the campus escort
service the night you were attacked?

Yes, I did.

Well, you did it.

Ray Estevez will be tried
for Jada Hamilton's attack,

and Scott's been exonerated.
Congratulations.

It's over.

Sometimes it's hard when it's over.

I mean, it's... it's good. It's hard.

I'm going to put this over here

to tell my son,

to remind him to stand up
for what he believes in.

Ty?

Mrs. Furlong.

It's good to see you again.

Thank you for everything, mr. Conti.

Thank you for my family.

Come on back.
Come on back to the party.

I'd like that.

It's a lot.
You're gonna be fine.

I don't know
what I'm going to do now.

I've got to find a place to live.
I've got to find a job.

But I'm free.

Thank you.

You're still afraid of me.

Yeah, I guess I am.

It's been you
in my head for so long.

You know, that was one of the
hardest parts about being in jail,

knowing that you thought
I was a monster,

that your image of evil
had my face.

I'm so sorry.

It wasn't your fault.

I know that.

But that's not how it feels.

None of it... was your fault.

I'm sorry
that this happened to you.

No.

No, I'm sorry
that this happened to you.

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