Two men were on trial accused of raping a woman while she was unconscious near a beach campsite in August 2018.
The trial of two men accused of raping a woman has been put on hold indefinitely after police deleted data downloaded from the victim’s phone that could have contained nude photos.FILE IMAGE: A man warms himself next to a campfire at dusk.It was alleged that on August 4, 2018, the accused men were camping on a beach near where the victim and her friends were camping, and they raped the victim while she was unconscious.
The investigating officer said he then got the passwords for the woman’s social media accounts, but he did not go looking for any relevant messages. Before they were charged, both accused men gave police interviews. One said that on the night in question, the woman showed him nude photos of herself.
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