young woman, not more than 100 pounds. she was adamant she doesn t remember much after sitting down at a picnic table to talk to the boys. in 2009 she was 16. for the first time we heard why she left the homecoming dance that night. a migraine she says caused by the strobe light. before she left she alerted a few friends and the security guard: after walking out of the dance, she didn t call her father. instead, a friend called her over to speak with them. the district attorney asked did you drink with those boys. no. did you drink brandi. basle told thed when she woke up, she saw five of everyone and my head hurt. when asked where she felt pain, she said every where. police records said she had a .35 alcohol level. a defense attorney for one of the defendants, 22-year-old jose montano asked the victim about police questioning in the hospital. do you remember a police officer asking you about whether you had sex and you said no. no. do you remember telling anaphasser you
but now we are hoping that people goes home to watch the news tonight and take a second thought of what they saw and providing us with some useful information. they say they expect the area to remain off limits for several hours, this is san jose s 19 traffic related fatalities of the year. we learn of a possible link between the crash and the theft of beer at a convenient store moments earlier. the beer was stolen from a seven-11. the car crash took place about 1 hour away. jana is live at the crash site with new information and the connection of the driver. reporter: just to give you a sense of impact, you can see places where there is paint and pieces of the vehicle and shattered glass, we have learned today that the victim is 40-year-old henry of morgan hill. people coming by with flowers and candles of the spot where he was killed. they did not know the victor see him in the car at first they say they heard last night s crash and saw a young man stumbling out of th
making her first public statements about what happened p. jade hernandez was in court for her testimony and what the young woman recounted that night, what she felt when she first woke up in the hospital. jade. reporter: frank, we met jane doe inside of a courtroom behind me. she doesn t weigh much more than 100 pounds. she is petite. jurors not only heard about what she experienced but saw what she looked like hours after officers found her unconscious. there were no cameras allowed in the courtroom, but thed showed jurors graphic photos, the victim s face and eyes swollen. an ear print of her own ear lobe visible on her own skin from one of the blows. is sexual assault response team took the photos in an exam that lasted more than two hours. nurse ray described jane doe as very soft spoken and withdrawn during that time. as part of the exam she says the 16-year-old suffered burns on her badge jane doe testifieded to the burns left three cars. nurse ray says the girl tol