Where a complainant's initial complaints are markedly different in very significant respects from trial evidence, and the complainant has grossly exaggerated what occurred, this is significantly adverse to accepting the complainant as truthful and may render convictions unreasonable. Continuous voluntary association with an alleged offender is relevant to whether the prosecution has proved absence of consent beyond reasonable doubt.
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