i beg to disagree. if what you think is true, the medico legal who examined nicole would have known and would have written about it in his findings.

For it only takes a little medical background and a lot of common sense to understand that muscles weakness or heaviness as she pointed out, does not always mean that her knees are always clamped together.

Note this, how many of those severely intoxicated manage to close their knees? Usually they are seen with both extremities splayed out.

She,herself, pointed out that the legs are heavy when severely intoxicated. Severely intoxicated individuals do not only lack muscle coordination and strength but it also caused depression of reflexes. That is why both extremities and the whole body feel heavy both for the intoxicated person and the person who will carry him/her and. It is also the reason why severely intoxicated persons do not usually react immediately to stimuli and when they do they are too weak to resist.

Of course, she has to counter the claim of the prosecution’s toxicologist to help win the defense’s arguments. But it would have been prudent to consider every possible circumstance that must have occured during the alleged rape.

This very same muscle heaviness may have caused “Nicole” to lack enough strength to clamped her legs together, hence, the non-necessity of force to open the legs. Ergo, the absence of bruises in the inner thighs and knees.

while severe intoxication can depress reflexes and so this