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We will prove to you that the defendant went into that room, raped as she slept,

and continued to do so after she woke up

and struggled to get him off of her.

Not a single time did they find a trace

of Terrence Crosby's DNA.

I woke up to somebody on top of me inside of me.

You walk through the lobby and out of the hotel, right?

Yes, trying to get out of that situation where I just been raped.

Okay. You didn't stop and say anything to the concierge?

No, I didn't know them.

Emotional testimony from the accuser in the rape trial of Irish firefighter Terence Crosby.

She testified to the alleged assault, but the defense is arguing there were no traces of the defendant's DNA. So what will the jury think?

Plus, a tragic discovery in Georgia, a missing six-month-old baby found dead wrapped in a trash bag. The cause of death is now revealed, and now the parents are charged.

Also this hour, we're examining Ellen Greenberg's mysterious death.

We're comparing alternate autopsies with our own crime scene reconstruction expert.

And the stepfather accused in the murder of 10-year-old Jaden Spicer asking for a lower bond.

It's all coming up next for you right here on opening statements. Good Monday morning to you and welcome to opening statements. I'm Julie Grants I hope you had a

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