Parker Kingston pre-trial. "I regret doing it." Lawyer: "And you took the term 'cracking to mean what?'" The messages about 'cracking her,' the alleged victim. The following summary details the investigation regarding Mr. Kingston and an alleged victim: Communication with Friend: Mr. Kingston communicated with a friend named Kale throughout the day before the incident, as he was visiting the area for a golf trip. While they initially planned a double date with the alleged victim and a friend, these plans fell through. Discussions regarding Mr. Kingston going to the alleged victim's home occurred later in the evening. Terminology: During the investigation, the term "cracked" used in messages between Mr. Kingston and Kale was defined by Mr. Kingston as sexual intercourse. Snapchat Message: Mr. Kingston sent a message to the alleged victim's Snapchat account, which expressed regret and apology for what occurred. In this message, he stated, "You told me before and then you said yes or else I would never have done that," which the investigator interpreted as a potential boundary that had been set prior to the meeting. This aligns with the alleged victim's forensic interview, where she stated she had communicated beforehand that she did not intend to have sexual intercourse. Interview with Mr. Kingston: During an interview with his attorney and law enforcement present, Mr. Kingston maintained that the sexual encounter was consensual. He claimed his intent in going to the home was not to have sexual intercourse, despite messages to his friend suggesting otherwise FILENAME: 1E0A9135 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join