Greg Kelly rape accuser says she got pregnant, had abortion as result of attack: police sourcesÂ#### - NY Daily News

The paralegal who accused TV host and top-cop son Greg Kelly of rape told police she became pregnant and had an abortion as a result, two police sources said.

It’s unknown if the 30-year-old woman gave investigators any medical records to show she had been pregnant — or whether she had told Kelly about it.

Kelly, 43, the co-host of “Good Day New York” and the son of Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, “strenuously” denied the rape charge through a lawyer.

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The Manhattan district attorney’s office is investigating the allegation, and Kelly has not been charged with any crime.

The woman told cops she met Kelly on the street and later had drinks with him at the South Street Seaport on Oct. 8.

She explained that they went back to her Wall St. area law office because her boyfriend was home.

One police source said her story is that she was “out of it” from too much booze and Kelly forced himself on her.

A second source said Kelly claims to have records of calls and text messages that will show any sex was consensual.

The woman did not make a formal report until Tuesday when she walked into the 13th Precinct stationhouse, sources said.

Detectives interviewed her and notified the Chief of Detectives Office when they learned the accused was Greg Kelly.

The case was then turned over to Manhattan DA Cy Vance Jr. — the right call, according to Mayor Bloomberg.

“Everyone has a right to have their complaints investigated,” Bloomberg said Thursday.

“And I also point out that as far as I know, Greg Kelly's not been charged with anything. So I don't know how that's going to turn out.”

Kelly was a no-show on “Good Day New York,” and Fox 5 said he had “requested some time off.”

Co-host Rosanna Scotto expressed support for her colleague as she walked into the E. 67th St.
studio about 5:30 a.m.

"I love Greg. That's all I can say," Scotto said.

“Good Day New York” ran reports on the rape allegation and noted Greg Kelly’s denial but did not disclose his status with the program.

Although the woman waited more than three months to file a report, her boyfriend alluded to the accusation when he approached the police commissioner at a recent public event.

“He said, ‘Your son ruined my girlfriend’s life,’” said NYPD spokesman Paul Browne.

“The commissioner said, ‘Well, what do you mean?’ He said he didn’t want to talk about it here, so the commissioner told him to send a letter.”

Browne said it does not appear the man ever sent a letter.

In a statement by his lawyer, Andrew Lankler
, Greg Kelly

denied “any wrongdoing of any kind, and is cooperating fully with the district attorney’s investigation.

“We know the district attorney’s investigation will prove Mr. Kelly’s innocence.”



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Manhattan prosecutors cleared the police commissioner's son of rape Tuesday in a case that gripped the city and threatened his career as host of Fox 5's "Good Day New York."

Greg Kelly said he was grateful to be exonerated and promised a rapid return to his anchor chair.

"I am thankful that the investigation established what I've known all along, that I am innocent of the allegations that were waged against me," Kelly said in a statement.

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Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr.'s decision, first reported by NYDailyNews.com, came late Tuesday after both the accuser and Kelly's lawyer Andrew Lankler met separately with sex crimes unit chief Martha Bashford.

"We have determined that the facts established during our investigation do not fit the definitions of sexual assault crimes," Bashford wrote Lankler, in a formal letter.

Because Kelly's father, Raymond, runs the NYPD, the Police Department had no role in the probe.

A co-worker of Greg Kelly's at Channel 5 called the news "a big relief."

"Those who know Greg always felt he should be exonerated. Hopefully, the headlines will be as big for this part of the story," the co-worker said.

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The accuser's mother, visibly angry at what she called the media's "slander" of "an innocent woman," told a Daily News reporter seeking comment at her Port Washington, L.I., home that she would call the cops.

"In this town (they) do what they're supposed to do," she said pointedly, slamming her door.

The accuser, a 28-year-old paralegal, walked into Manhattan's 13th Precinct stationhouse on Jan. 24 with a bombshell statement. She told police she had gone drinking Oct. 8 at a South Street Seaport bar with Kelly, a 43-year-old former Marine Harrier jet pilot, and then took him to her law offices, where she says he raped her.

She said she got pregnant from the encounter and had an abortion. The woman's boyfriend angrily confronted Raymond Kelly about his son at a public event before she made her statement to prosecutors.

The NYPD immediately handed the case to Vance's office. Her accusation was problematic, not just because three months had passed, but because the woman had sent Kelly flirtatious and friendly messages both before and after the encounter.

Investigators interviewed both Greg Kelly and his accuser, reviewed bar receipts, security logs, text messages and telephone records — and concluded no crime occurred, Bashford said. It was a significant legal step beyond saying the allegations could not be proved.

Under state law, rape is defined as sexual intercourse without consent, either due to force, fear or impairment.

Vance spokeswoman Joan Vollero said the DA will not bring a false reporting charge against the woman.

Bashford's letter said both the woman and Kelly were interviewed early on and both were cooperative. Sources said the woman's story remained consistent throughout: She believed she was too drunk to consent to sex.

Lawyer Paul Callan, who represented Channel 7 meteorologist Heidi Jones when she was charged with making false rape claims, said he thought Kelly's accuser had no standing to file a civil suit against Kelly — but suggested Kelly could sue her for defamation.

However, he said, "the chances of him bringing a lawsuit are zero, unless he wants his entire sexual history with women discussed in the New York press."

Commissioner Kelly declined to comment on his son being cleared.

Greg Kelly, who had not been on the air or seen in public since the accusation became public on Jan. 25, is expected to discuss his return to TV with Channel 5 brass on Wednesday, sources said.

In his statement, he thanked his family, his viewers and his co-host, Rosanna Scotto, for their support.

"I will always remember her kindness, and I look forward to soon resuming my post on ‘Good Day New York' next to her," Kelly said. "I am so blessed to have a wonderful family and friends whose support for me never wavered," he said.

Channel 5 insiders said that at a staff meeting last week, news director Dianne Doctor said she expected huge ratings when Kelly returned to the air.

"I think there will be a ratings bump when or if he returns," one staffer said, "and then it will be back to business covering crime, politics and Snooki and JWoww's new show in Jersey."

One insider wondered how Kelly's on-air chemistry with Scotto may change. Before the allegations, Scotto had been the family person in the relationship, often joking about trying to get Kelly dates.

"Will he change his demeanor?" asked a source. "They always tease him as being the single guy hanging out and having fun."

With Vera Chinese, Rocco Parascandola and Barbara Ross

mgrace@nydailynews.com

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Perhaps it's the way the article was written but the story just sounds suspect.

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i almost found it interesting how once someone is accused of rape how the media is free to go ahead and post the name, photo and info. Look at the guy he may end up losing his job and his career on a mere accusation. While the woman name may never be revealed.

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