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How Rape Cases Went Wrong

February 22, 2019 posted by Steve Brownstein

Law enforcement agencies surveyed by CNN reported destroying rape kits after they stopped investigating cases.

Reporters determined that hundreds were trashed before the statutes of limitations expired.

Experts in policing, trauma, forensics and the law analyzed the cases you’ll read here.

They found flawed investigations played a role in the destruction of evidence.

Some departments defended their decisions; others acknowledged mistakes.

Read the rest of the article here:

https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2018/11/investigates/police-destroyed-rapekits/case-files.html