The following evening, Santana told cops, he went on another walk with the woman, during which he exchanged "several kisses and embraces along the way." They continued kissing in a "secluded, wooded" area, where the woman "seemed very excited and forward towards me," claimed the New York Mets pitcher. The pair, Santana said, "began to have sexual intercourse while standing in the open field," adding that the woman--who he portrayed as the aggressor--"was very excited and was 'masturbating' as we engaged in sexual intercourse."
The woman, Santana claimed, wanted to "continue the encounter" at her home, but "I told her I was about to climax and ejaculated on her right leg." The woman, he said, "cleaned herself" with her panties, and they eventually walked back to some community tennis courts, where Santana began playing with his father Jesus and a friend, Fernando D'Vincente. Santana told cops that the woman "never once told me to stop or 'No' during our sexual encounter." He has not spoken or seen her since that evening. Santana, accompanied by his lawyer, was interviewed under oath on November 3 by a sheriff's investigator. That session, conducted in Spanish, was videotaped.
The woman, Santana claimed, wanted to "continue the encounter" at her home, but "I told her I was about to climax and ejaculated on her right leg." The woman, he said, "cleaned herself" with her panties, and they eventually walked back to some community tennis courts, where Santana began playing with his father Jesus and a friend, Fernando D'Vincente. Santana told cops that the woman "never once told me to stop or 'No' during our sexual encounter." He has not spoken or seen her since that evening. Santana, accompanied by his lawyer, was interviewed under oath on November 3 by a sheriff's investigator. That session, conducted in Spanish, was videotaped.
