Mario Lopez rapes small girls
MIKE BOLGER
Smith Jeremy G
: true story. how does that make you feel ?
It makes me feel hot.
It makes me feel hot and bothered.
Someone should set him up with the Olson twins!!
Me
I put together a few articles I found on Mario Lopez's supposed rape. I
really don't believe he did it. Any one disagree?
br...@meaddata.com or
br...@lexis-nexis.com
Copyright 1993 Gannett Company, Inc.
USA TODAY
June 21, 1993, Monday, FINAL EDITION
Prosecutors will not file sexual assault charges against Saved by the
Bell's Mario Lopez, 19. Witnesses contradicted statements given by his
18-year-old accuser, who said she was raped April 28. And a physical exam
showed no evidence of rape.
Copyright 1993 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
June 19, 1993, Saturday, 2 STAR Edition
Prosecutors in Chula Vista, Calif., decided not to file
sexual assault charges against Mario Lopez of the NBC teen comedy
Saved by the Bell. Witnesses contradicted statements given by his
18-year-old accuser, who claimed she was raped April 28 while
watching movies with the 19-year-old actor at his house, Deputy
District Attorney Peter Longanbach said. The prosecutor also said a
physical examination showed no evidence of rape.
Copyright 1993 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 19, 1993, SATURDAY, FIVE STAR Edition
Actor MARIO LOPEZ of TV's "Saved by the Bell" has been saved by
the prosecutors. They've decided against filing sexual assault charges against
him. An 18-year-old woman said Lopez, 19, raped her April 28 as they watched
movies at his house in Chula Vista, Calif. But prosecutors cited contradictory
witnesses and said a physical exam had turned up no evidence of rape.
The Associated Press
June 18, 1993, Friday, PM cycle
CHULA VISTA, Calif. (AP) - Prosecutors decided not to file sexual assault
charges against Mario Lopez of the NBC teen comedy "Saved by the Bell."
Witnesses contradicted statements given by his 18-year-old accuser, who
claimed she was raped April 28 while watching movies with the 19-year-old actor
at his house, Deputy District Attorney Peter Longanbach said.
The prosecutor also said a physical examination showed no evidence of rape.
Copyright 1993 Daily Variety Ltd.
All Rights Reserved
Daily Variety
June 18, 1993 Friday
Prosecutors said Thursday they will not file sexual assault charges against
actor Mario Lopez, who appears in the NBC-TV teen comedy "Saved by the Bell,"
because of a lack of evidence.
Police began investigating Lopez, 19, after an 18-year-old claimed he raped
her April 28 after she went to his house to watch movies. Lopez was never
arrested.
"A physical examination showed a lack of evidence indicating forcible rape
and there were statements from witnesses that contradicted some of the woman's
account," said Deputy District Attorney Peter Longanbach.
After the woman appeared on a tabloid TV program, another woman came forward
to tell police about an alleged similar incident in 1991, the District
Attorney's office said.
The second woman had never reported the alleged assault to police, but she
had told counselors, prosecutors said.
The woman appeared credible, Longanbach said. But the fact that she had not
reported the incident for 18 months, and the lack of physical evidence,
prevented the filing of criminal charges, he said.
Lopez, who grew up in this San Diego suburb and now lives in a small
guesthouse next to his family's home, denied the charges.
Copyright 1993 The Times Mirror Company
Los Angeles Times
June 18, 1993, Friday, Home Edition
Prosecutors announced that they will not seek charges against television
actor Mario Lopez in the alleged rapes of two local women. One woman had
accused Lopez, 19, who appears on the NBC-TV daytime high school sitcom "Saved
by the Bell," of raping her in April at his home in Chula Vista. After her
allegation became public, another woman said Lopez had raped her in 1991. Deputy
Dist. Atty. Peter Longanbach said there was no evidence to support either
allegation. In the April case, there were witnesses who contradicted the woman's
account of her encounter with the actor, Longanbach said.
Copyright 1993 The Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
The Houston Chronicle
May 12, 1993, Wednesday, 2 STAR Edition
Accused of date rape
TV star Mario Lopez of the comedy ""Saved by the Bell'' has
been accused of raping an 18-year-old woman who had gone to his
home in Chula Vista, Calif., to watch movies with him. ""What we
have here, basically, is an allegation of date rape,'' Detective
John McAvenia said Monday. The allegations are under investigation.
The 19-year-old Lopez, who has not been arrested, is cooperating
with detectives, McAvenia said. Lopez's attorney, Wayne Keeney,
said the actor ""vehemently denies this. ''
The Associated Press, May 11, 1993
CHULA VISTA, Calif. (AP) - TV star Mario Lopez of the comedy "Saved by the
Bell" has been accused of raping an 18-year-old woman who had gone to his home
to watch movies with him.
"What we have here, basically, is an allegation of date rape," Detective John
McAvenia said Monday.
The allegations are under investigation. The 19-year-old Lopez, who has not
been arrested, is cooperating with detectives, McAvenia said.
Lopez's attorney, Wayne Keeney, said the actor "vehemently denies this."