More on the Duke lax scandal

Duke lacrosse no longer the accused

After a harrowing year burdened by accusations that they raped an exotic dancer at an off-campus party, three former Duke University lacrosse players now hope to return to some semblance of a normal life after they were exonerated Wednesday on all charges.

Life of accuser remains a mystery

A.G.'s Statement Dropping Duke Rape Case

Statement from North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper on the Duke University lacrosse rape case.

Key Dates in the Duke Case

March 13, 2006: Co-captains of the Duke University lacrosse team throw a party at an off-campus house, hiring two exotic dancers for a reported $800 to perform.

Accused Duke lacrosse player lands at Chaminade

Collin Finnerty, one of three former lacrosse players accused in the Duke University sex assault case, has a new part-time endeavor -- he's an assistant coach of the Chaminade High School varsity lacrosse team.

Rape charges against Duke lacrosse players dropped

New questions were raised Friday about the remaining criminal charges against three Duke University lacrosse players, with the president of the university saying a prosecutor's decision to drop rape charges throws the rest of the case into doubt.

Touting DNA, Duke lax players claim innocence

DNA testing in the Duke lacrosse rape case found genetic material from several males in the accuser's body and her underwear -- but none from any team member, defense attorneys said in court papers Wednesday.

Parties in Duke scandal talk on '60 Minutes'

After the performance ended, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann never saw the exotic dancer who would claim they and another Duke University lacrosse player raped her at an off-campus house, the two men said in an interview aired last night on "60 Minutes."

Duke player's defense

Numerous witnesses can account for every minute of Duke University lacrosse player Collin Finnerty's actions and could testify that he did not assault an exotic dancer at an off-campus party, his father said in a Newsday interview Friday.

Durham DA will press Duke probe

DURHAM, N.C. - Utilizing the powerful backdrop of a historically black college attended by the alleged rape victim, Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong pledged yesterday to continue his investigation of the Duke University lacrosse team.

Attorneys: Duke team DNA results negative

DURHAM, N.C. - Calling for an end to the investigation of the Duke lacrosse team, lawyers representing all 46 players said that DNA results released yesterday showed no evidence of sexual intercourse between their clients and the young woman who has accused three of them of rape.