I want to go back as a long time lurker. I have no inside information just some experience and a large and mostly well tuned nose. This is how this goes. A crime or alleged crime occurs. You have the police on the scene, sometimes and then it goes to the detective division. The detective meets with the prosecutor. The prosecutor says good job, we have a smoking gun, this is a slam dunk. Charges get filed. Now, not months later. Or, the prosecutor says hold the phone,sorry showing my age. A good defense lawyer can poke holes in this. Here is the evidence we need before I file. Go get it for me. Now some big cities have an investigative arm attached to the prosecutors office. Normally you rely on the police. So time relapses and no new evidence. No smoking gun. The case goes into the abyss. Normally they stay there. To get out of the depths they have to be pushed. Could be the police. Maybe the lead detective has a fixation. Possible but alleged lewd behavior in a college town with drinking on a credibility case? It is not the police. Maybe Shannon. Not as crazy as it sounds. I have heard reports he gave an interview to the police. If you think he was there with the Holy Ghost you are mistaken. His lawyer was there. So a strategy is they do not have enough I want a decision. I am not going to have this hanging over his head until the statute runs. A risky strategy,, they could file. Most defense lawyers would rather it stay in the abyss. And behind door number 3 is the alleged victim. They push. Now maybe they feel violated outraged, want something done and this rapist locked up and the key thrown away. Fair enough. Some are sincere, they have every right to be and the case needs to get filed. Sometimes there are other motivations. Something called secondary gain. A murder case? Forget it where is the gain. Not saying this is what happened but this case is a poster child. A good prosecutor can tell. If you have the experience and are truly impartial it is not that difficult