In 1987,a woman accused Clarence Moses-El of a brutal assault yet a judge’s recent ruling to release him on bond is the latest twist in an embittered campaign questioning the tactics of the Denver police and district attorney’s office On a summer night in 1987, a Denver woman was out drinking with three men, and after saying goodnight and returning home,was severely beaten and raped in her apartment. Her facial bones were broken and she lost sight in one eye.
The victim first told police it was too gloomy to identify her attacker, then said it was one of the three men. A day and a half later, or she said it came to her in a dream that the assailant was her neighbor,Clarence Moses-El.
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Source: theguardian.com