Jury returns not guilty verdict in Wollongong photographer’s rape trial

In a highly publicized case, a jury has delivered a verdict of not guilty for a Wollongong photographer who was accused of rape. The trial lasted for a considerable duration, during which the 12 jurors listened to testimony from various witnesses, including the complainant, the accused photographer, and a medical professional.

The jury spent a relatively short time deliberating the case, reaching their verdict after only 50 minutes of discussion. The not guilty verdict means that the jury did not find sufficient evidence to establish that the photographer was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

The trial has attracted significant attention due to the serious nature of the charges and the potential impact on the accused’s personal and professional reputation. The verdict will likely have a profound impact on both the complainant and the photographer, as they deal with the aftermath of the trial and its outcome.

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