Pitts v. State

The condition of the genital or external organs of the woman immediately before and after the alleged offense of rape or kindred crime is relevant, competent, and material evidence, tending to prove or disprove that such offense has been committed. Scott v. State, 48 Ala. 420; Myers v. State, 84 Ala. 11, 4 South. 291; Malloy v. State, 209 Ala. 219, 96 South. 57; Riley v. State, 209, Ala. 505, 96 South. 599; Cole v. State, 97 South. 891. Such evidence is always relevant to corroborate or contradict the woman’s evidence as tending to show the probability or improbability that a rape was…