A prison worker in South Australia, Enio Screpanti, is facing trial for allegedly raping a female inmate during two separate incidents in the early 2020s. Prosecution claims the assaults occurred when Screpanti and the victim were alone, including during a gym session and a supposed work task in a shed. Screpanti has pleaded not guilty to the charges. The prosecution plans to call two other inmates as witnesses, who reported seeing physical interactions between Screpanti and the victim, though these incidents are not under investigation. The defense argues that witness accounts may be influenced by personal biases and highlights the loss of CCTV footage as a significant factor. The trial continues.
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