1. Martin Evans met Lucy Peterson at an airport and convinced her to accompany him under false pretenses of conducting a psychological study. They went to an apartment where Evans made sexual advances towards Peterson, implying he could harm her physically. Peterson engaged in sexual acts with Evans over several hours with little resistance. 2. The key issues were whether Evans' threats paralyzed Peterson's ability to resist and undermined her will, and if actual physical force was used. 3. The court found Evans not guilty, reasoning that Peterson showed no injuries, was not prevented from leaving, and Evans' statements were ambiguous and not accompanied by actual violence or demonstrations to back up any threats. Criminal intent was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt