cristina bosoanca's story shows the devastating effect that failure to disclose evidence can have. prison, she can finally relax with the son she bore there. they were bullying me. it was difficult when i saw them going to the visits of... the prosecution case was based on the evidence of a female complainant who claimed cristina bosoanca trafficked her into the country to work as a prostitute. she also alleged she was raped by a client and became pregnant as a result. christina's lawyers repeatedly told the police that there were phoned messages which undermined the woman's story. at the beginning, i asked for the phone, i asked for the pictures, cctv, i asked for everything. but they were like, they don't care. it was only on the second day of the trial that 65,000 phone messages were disclosed to cristina's team. they fundamentally undermined the claimant's account and medical evidence also proved the woman was pregnant before coming to the uk. the case collapsed on friday, thejudge demanding police and prosecutors come to court today to explain. in court, thejudge said there ha

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cristina bosoanca's story shows the devastating effect that failure to disclose evidence can have.cristina bosoanca trafficked her into the country to work as a prostitute. she also alleged she was raped by a client and became pregnant as a result. christina's lawyers repeatedly told the police that there were phone messages which undermined the woman's story. at the beginning, i asked for my phone, i asked for the pictures, i asked for everything. but they were like, they don't care. it was only on the second day of the trial that 65,000 phone messages were disclosed to cristina's team. they fundamentally undermined the woman's account and medical evidence, served late, also proved the woman was pregnant before coming to the uk. the case collapsed on friday, the judge demanding police and prosecutors come to court today to explain. in court, thejudge said there had been a wholesale failure of disclosure, and serious and repeated errors by both the police and the crown prosecution service. under oath, a senior crown prosecutor apologised and said a full review was taking place and