Toxicology report

[Tony1]

Got the independent toxicology report back.
Concludes it is "not possible" the complainant would be in a state where she couldn't consent.
Completely undermines Her statement and validates what I have said from the start.
Being sent to CPS on Monday and solicitor thinks it might trigger a case review.
Feeling positive.
Best wishes to everyone on the forum.

[Casehardened]

Great news and a definite positive for you!

[fighter04]

That's great news make sure you have a hard copy for yourself I've heard of solicitors and barristers losing vital evidence

From experience!!

[SalvationNeeded123]

How did you manage to get a copy dude?

My FA refused to have one done as she said she worried about making someone else complicit - a tad confusing.

[Tony1]

How did you manage to get a copy dude?

My FA refused to have one done as she said she worried about making someone else complicit - a tad confusing.

A copy of what?

My solicitor requested the independent toxicology report.

[Rights Fighter]

How did you manage to get a copy dude?

My FA refused to have one done as she said she worried about making someone else complicit - a tad confusing.

I am rather confused too, that a complainant would refuse to undertake a toxicology test. This would only help her and it could not implicate a third party, given that it's to check whether she was drunk / under the influence of drugs etc.......

How do you know that she was "worried about making someone else complicit?" Doesn't make sense unless I am missing something.