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The Chronicled APRIL 19, 2006
WEDNESDAY,
2 arrested in lax
Saidi Chen
Two
members team
brought
Detention 4:54
the
to
Durham
and Reade
Collin
first
and first
degree to
forcible
sexual
offense
kidnapping, order
an
from the Durham or
Finnerty
degree
degree
for
ac-
arrest
The
charges
tions that
team
exotic dancer District has
after weeks
come
two
at a
Tuesday
“It
is
that led
to
said in
that the
the
suspicion
on
is still
morning,
court
for
jus-
to
not
two
team
involved
said.
were
released
and was
their
Finnerty’s
jury
will
which
in-
next
story,
evidence. We’re confi-
is
evidence the
not
not
said his
to
or
intowords the
put
miscarriage
this indictment “
kids of
Defense
[Reade is] I’ve
one
Os-
of the
had
ever
lawyers
The
that
Seligmann a.m.
of jus-
is,”
the
representing.”
told
12:14
any
party.
bom said. nicest
on
whether
had attended the
player
that
tice
innocent.”
comment
including
March 13
who is
lawyer
a
“absolutely
He would
will
men
be innocent.”
to
Kirk Osborn,
client
bond
post
dent that these young be found
for the
Durham
and
called was
players
Herald-Sun a
cab
at
driven away
from N. Buchanan Boulevard five minutes
later.
In
claimed
that
an
camera
next
making
scheduled
The
filmed a
addition, ATM
Herald-Sun
at
they
security
Seligmann
withdrawal
Durham-based taxi
15.
Lawyers the
entire
our
pleasure
secured bail Tues-
appearance
May
cludes
not
we
those
were
students
$400,000
a
day
hear the
to
came
“The
jail.
one
William
representing
when he and
unfairness and
confirm
to
that
assault,” Nifong
Both
the
said
attorney
an
father, Kevin, at
arrested.
story,”
the
a state-
state
assailants
from
members who in the
the
“It’s hard
tice, but also that we lift the cloud of
were
the
until
Monday
grand jury... hear[s]
of
Cotter,
sealed
the
of a third attacker.
important
only bring
an
Nifong,
discuss
to
information
identity
raped
Mike
Attorney
declined
gathering
allega-
March 13 party.
players’ charges,
ment
the
members
evidence
specific
side
while
12:24 a.m. called
not
guilty
of the
TOM MENDEL
12
companies,
all
for both students said
were
rape case;
grand of
representing Seligmann,
questions surrounding
who
players
“The
County Superi-
Court.
of
the
the
by
indictments
were
Finnerty,
have been
Seligmann
with first
cording
County
in handcuffs at
Facility
Sophomores
rape,
men’s
arrested and
Tuesday morning.
a.m.
charged
players
of the
were
whose
jury,
THE CHRONICLE
lacrosse
forth
charges put
and
Ryan McCartney
Sophomore
Collin Finnerty
sexual offense and SEE ARRESTS ON
PAGE 10
more
A
was
booked at the jail
BY
IZA
news
Duke
through
Many
said the
lic still
“Things narrowed
A dream realized for the
inauguration
Members of the Duke medical community gathered with of the Global Health Institute. SEE STORIES, PAGE 3.
under
a
and
campus
wait for
they a
willing
step
bit,
so
and
the entire
sophomore
pub-
resolution.
moving forward, not
5
a.m.
Reid
it’s
team
Cater
arrested
on
rape,
(above, left). Sopho-
Tuesday morning (above, right).
to arrests
for
the
did
not
evidence. “I
just fied
arrests,
saying previous
indicate there
was
surprised
was
re-
sufficient
when I heard it
because I hadn’t heard she had identisaid.
anyone,” junior Lindsey Tighe
Some
provided to com-
in the entire
are
suspicion,”
Tues-
mixed
noted that the
concrete
it’s
a
anxiety.
were
arrests are a
process, but
must
across
spread
team
students reacted with
students who
ment
ports
of two members
lacrosse
apprehension
judicial
CHRONICLE
men’s
of
sense
KEVIN HWANG/THE
arrests
the media and
day morning,
.
of the
was
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patience,
basis
WOJCIECHOWSKA
THE CHRONICLE
After
just after
responds
campus
Finnerty
Collin talks with media in front of the Durham jail
lawyer representing
Reade Seligmann, the other lacrosse player charged,
of the
(TOP, ABOVE LEFT); SARAH KWAK (ABOVE RIGHT)/THE
and his father, Kevin, sit in the courtroom Tuesday after the younger
(top)
kidnapping charges.
With concern,
distinguished guests Tuesday
137
maintain innocence
players by
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
of the seems
proceedings, “It’s were
information the to
some
interesting
conflict
with
woman
the
that
only
two
[players]
arrested when she identified
sophomore Jenn only thing
we
can
legal
students noted.
Tanaka
said.
do is wait and
three,”
“But
the
see—none
of us have all the information.” District
Attorney
Mike
Nifong
said
said. “I it’s in the case.” guess progress But students also
questioned
the
legal
SEE REACTIONS ON PAGE 5