WILLIAM KENNEDY SMITH rape TRIAL - Roy Black's Closing Argument

I have some more of the closing but it's not as punchy. I didn't see the cross of Ann Mercer. Some of the trial was very tedious -- the endless photo's of bruises and talk of how yellow proved they were old bruises, the dress showing no tears or grass stains indicative of violence. I imagine he grilled Ann about the absurdity of returning to the house of a rapist instead of going to the police and about Patricia calling him "Michael," her stepfather's name?

You're welcome. I haven't seen anything else on YouTube covering this. I like his earnest style and how he told the jury that the evidence -- no fresh bruises, no torn clothing -- did not support the rape thesis. He said "this evidence does not lie." Implying that people may lie, however, like his accuser. Good thing he confronted the anti-Kennedy bias up front and made it work in his favor.  He convinced them with the line "absolute horror that could happen," I think.