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34:38Now PlayingIn his closing argument, prosecutor Erik Spitzer highlighted key testimony where the jury should use "common sense" when deciding the fate of NFL player Josh Sills, who is accused of raping and kidnapping a woman in December 2019 after a night of drinking. "You can sit as close as you want to somebody, that doesn't give them the right to rape you," Spitzer said.
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