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CA - The story of prisoner F95488 - Won't have sex with a female, so she plays the rape card!

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View the article here 07/02/2009 By Sam Alipour Eric Frimpong was a rising soccer star. Now he's a convicted rapist serving jail time This story appears in the July 13 issue of ESPN The Magazine. It's March 3, 2008, a brilliant day in Santa Barbara. But for Eric Frimpong, it feels like hell. He's in Superior Court, encircled by sheriff's deputies, making one more trip to the Department 2 courtroom. This is his last stop on the outside for a while, a painful reminder of how far he... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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