Crime | rape Blood of India Rape Victim 'on Clothes of Accused' Prosecutor links accused men to forensic evidence By Neal Colgrass Posted Jan 6, 2013 2:30 PM CST Copied Indian policemen stand guard at the District Court complex where a new fast-track court was inaugurated to deal specifically with crimes against women, in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013. (AP Photo/ Manish Swarup) The latest in the India gang-rape case: A public prosecutor said yesterday that forensic evidence links the accused to the monstrous rape of a 23-year-old woman on a Delhi bus, the Guardian reports. In a pretrial hearing, the prosecutor told a judge that the five accused men tried burning their clothes to destroy evidence—but traces of the victim's blood was found on the burnt remains. Belongings stolen from the victim were also found on the accused, the BBC reports The men, aged 19 to 35, are scheduled to appear in court tomorrow for the first time. Read These Next Fox News apologizes after controversy involving Trump, baseball cap. COVID's long-term effect on the brain may be worse than thought. Ghostbusters actor Jennifer Runyon dies at 65. He was known for 1960s moments that 'changed everything.' Report an error