Three Duke lacrosse players were accused of rape in 2006, though the accuser later admitted to fabricating the allegations. Here's a look back at the Duke lacrosse case and where the players are now.

Revisiting the Duke Lacrosse Case ... and Evans were exonerated in April 2007 — a year after the alleged attack — after the ...

The Duke lacrosse case was exactly that. ... Attorney general Roy A. Cooper said the players had been "wrongly accused by an ...

The Duke lacrosse team case was one of the biggest sports scandals in state history before ... The charges were dropped against all three men and then-Attorney General Roy Cooper declared them ...

Despite Mangum's initial testimony, Evans, Finnerty and Seligmann were cleared by the then-North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper in April 2007 after her story of events on the night of March ...

The woman behind the 2006 Duke lacrosse rape scandal has admitted she liked about the accusations. ... The case collapsed in ...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, ... “It’s been on my heart to do a public apology concerning the Duke lacrosse case,” Mangum wrote to DePasquale in a letter obtained by The Chronicle.

The stripper who accused Duke University lacrosse players of gang-raping her insisted in her 2008 memoir that she’d been attacked, a year after authorities determined she had lied and dropped ...

Crystal Mangum, the former exotic dancer who accused three Duke men’s lacrosse players of rape in 2006, igniting a national firestorm, now says she lied about the encounter. “I testified ...

The Duke lacrosse team case was one of the biggest sports scandals in state history before ... The charges were dropped against all three men and then-Attorney General Roy Cooper declared them ...