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ll continue, with the DOJ maintaining that the indictment was properly reviewed by the grand jury. Additional reporting was provided by NPR (11/20, Melton), New York Post (11/20, Christenson), The New York Times (11/20, French), and Bloomberg (11/20, Strohm). Continued Reporting: An Bt-Olympian, a Vio

enkler had intercourse, and the motel room where the last intercourse occurred had been cleaned. **2 Denkler was arrested on September 1, 2005, in Colorado. He told authorities that he and the victim had consensual intercourse several times during the trip, but denied using force or threats. He said t

st that, while consensual un- derage sex may be harmful to a young teen, it may not be harmful o an older one." Id. at 1208 (citing United States I Melton. 344 F.3d 1021, 1028-29 (9th Cir.2003)) (suggesting that only in the pres- ence of certain aggravating factors, such as incest, will a sexual encou