Bennett gave some insight into Allison's demeanor when she first reported the alleged assault to police. It's a very traumatic thing what happened to her. According to the female officer, the girl even predicted the media circus that was to come. She knew it would become a bigger event. When pressed by Boyle to explain some discrepancies about the length of time the assault took, Bennett seemingly defended Chmura's accuser.
Time can flow very quickly without even realizing it or move very slowly.
To some people it may seem like hours and for others it seems very quick because they are in a state of shock. Noennig said that the officers' concerns about the underage partygoers drinking were because of the effect alcohol would have on their memories in the course of the assault investigation, not because they sought to issue the teens summonses. Though no citations have yet been issued, Bucher reportedly said he may still pursue charges against the teen drinkers. Bucher then presented the first of three rebuttal witnesses, medical expert Dr. Judy Guinn who works with sexually abused children at Wisconsin Children's Hospital. In an attempt by the prosecution to neutralize testimony from defense experts, Guinn testified the injuries Allison showed in her vaginal area were among the most common suffered by sexual assault victims.