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More than two decades later, empowered by the #MeToo movement, Van Winkle called police to reopen her investigation. In September 2019, detectives showed her a binder of crime scene photos she hadn’t seen before, which were consistent with her story. https://t.co/6KEkYTyuVw https://t.co/pLPEFK6UGM — PolitiTweet.org

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Six months later, Van Winkle says she was interrogated by detectives from Fairfax County Police Department who accused her of staging the attack. She resolved to move on but was wounded. https://t.co/6KEkYTyuVw https://t.co/BS2FGFyAAp — PolitiTweet.org

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Van Winkle asked police to retest the DNA recovered in her case. Detectives searched the property room and discovered that genetic material had been destroyed. https://t.co/6KEkYTyuVw — PolitiTweet.org

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