Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against a Boston lawyer who once tried out for TV's "The Bachelor" reality show. A memo filed Thursday in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court shows prosecutors had no DNA evidence against 36-year-old Gary Zerola. The memo also says the victim had credibility issues because she lied about drug use and drinking, and gave various versions of events to investigators.
June 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against a Boston lawyer who once tried out for TV’s “The Bachelor” reality show.
A memo filed Thursday in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court shows prosecutors had no DNA evidence against 36-year-old Gary Zerola. The memo also says the victim had credibility issues because she lied about drug use and drinking, and gave various versions of events to investigators.
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