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Originally Posted by charlestudor2005
(3) it's doubtful that "A's" story would be admitted as an excited utterance or any other exception under the hearsay rule unless it implicates her in a crime (same for "W")
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The "crime" would be if the "rape allegations" are true. However, neither Sofia, nor Anna said or suggested that there was rape. What they did is, they "sought advice" from the police and the police (Klara policestation in Stockholm) decided to file a formal report.
The report itself is full of factual and technical errors, but suggest that Julian fucked Sofia vaginally, without a condom while she was still asleep. This is in the legal sense sufficient reason for "rape" hence the allegations.
(However, there's some technical evidence and witness reports that Sofia was only half asleep while Julian fucked here; and if this evidence can be shown the "rape" allegations would be completely baseless, but if still would not invalidate the claims for sexual molestations against Anna and Sofia.)
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Again, I don't know how Swedish (or, indeed British extradition) law works,.
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both countries are part of the EU, hence the European Extradition System applies. It's a complex mess of its own unfortunately.
Formally in this case it means the CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) in the UK represents the Swedish Justice.
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but here in the States, I think it is doubtful that the prosecutor's case would make it past the motion docket or the probable cause hearing.
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actually the chief-prosecutor (swedish: "chefsaklagare") Eva Finne dismissed the case after she got the police-report and had short private talks with Anna and Sofia.
Some days later another chief-prosecutor Marianne Ny decides otherwise and reopens the case, but constantly drags it out.
So far nobody charged Julian with anything.
ps: to understand the legal bullshit going on, or why Julian smells a "smear-campaign" against him, one has to know at least that Marianne Ny, Claes Borgström and Thomas Bodström are close friends.