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- 9 de Ene, 2017
And @FedoraManManMan decent research, however you did not read RCW 9A.04.080 correctly as it states was reported to law enforcement, it does not say it needs to be local law enforcement and would certainly be an interesting ruling on that (don't know to much of Washington state criminal law and can't really be arsed to look up this specific type of ruling to see if there has been one), but it would indicate that the rape was therefore (if you follow the story) reported within a year, thus meaning that it has a statute of limitations of 10 years. However I would question the jurisdiction of a Washington court in this regard, seeing as this conduct did not occur there and it would only stand to reason that a person faces the charges where the conduct occurred and which are the relevant laws governing this conduct, so I guess this was just completely useless that I said tha
Yeah she couldnt file in Washington even if she tried. The rape happened at the condo in Connecticut if real to begin with