Reseña de Rudolph Valle Torres v. State Alaska

Rudolph Valle Torres v. State Alaska de Supreme Court of Alaska Resumen del Libro

During the evening of November 2, 1972, the appellant, Rudolph Valle Torres, persuaded two young girls to ride in his automobile. After driving around the vicinity of Fairbanks, Alaska, they stopped in an isolated area and drank beer and smoked marijuana. After a couple of hours, one of the girls was left at a gas station. The remaining girl, fourteen years old, expressed her desire to be taken home. She was persuaded, however, by Torres to have dinner with him. En route to the restaurant, Torres drove off the main road and onto a remote side road. Here Torres made unwelcome sexual advances. The girl became alarmed and managed to escape from the vehicle. Torres overtook her and, when she began to scream for help, pinned her down and vehicle. Torres struck her several more times. He then removed her clothes and had intercourse with her. Afterwards, the girl was taken tot he airport where Torres bought her a soft drink. Torres eventually released her in the vicinity of the apartment house where she lived. She went to an apartment occupied by friends. The girls mother arrived moments later. The girl, emotionally upset, told them she had been raped. She was taken to a hospital for medical attention and the state police were summoned.

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