and the legal proceedings.

This could get really ugly if the media decides to dive in again and bring a lot of it back to light.

The woman was admitted to the hospital with injuries consistent with rape and Mercer and Billups had some pretty big holes in their stories. Billups claimed he only got some consensual head from the accuser in his car. Mercer claimed he got some consensual head at Billups house. Both claimed they were never at Antoine Walker's house, where the accuser claimed she was actually taken and raped. And neither Mercer or Billups could account for how the accuser ended up in Walker's house or how she woke up naked in one of the beds.

There was actually a point in the litigation where Walker filed a counter-complaint against Mercer and Billups. It was sealed by the court, so we don't know the substance of it. But, a judge ruled earlier that Walker should be removed from the suit since he didn't knowingly walk in and witness the rape (which the accuser claimed). The judge claimed if he thought it was consensual then he was under no obligation to intervene. This was overturned by a judge at a higher court, but it's still notable because it would seem to indicate that Walker at least acknowledged that they were present at his house. And maybe the complaint he filed against had to do with those contradictory details in the story.