Romance off the court
The prosecutor who helped put Dubravko Rajcevic behind bars for stalking Martina Hingis testified during a new trial hearing that he saw nothing wrong with dating the tennis star just days after the trial ended. Rajcevic used the relationship as grounds for an appeal once he discovered the romance.
The prosecutor who helped put Dubravko Rajcevic behind bars for stalking Martina Hingis, admitted he began dating the tennis star just days after the trial ended. Rajcevic has used the relationship as grounds for his appeal.
The man convicted of stalking Martina Hingis was handed two years in prison, leaving Dubravko Rajcevic in prison for another year with time he's already served.
A Florida jury convicts Dubravko Rajcevic of stalking Martina Hingis and trespassing at last year's Ericsson Open. The verdict followed closing arguments that painted the defendant as either an innocent man in love or an obsessed fanatic.
April 3: Rajcevic jokes on cross
April 2: Rajcevic takes the stand
April 2:Hingis testifies she was afraid
March 30: Openings: Love sick or obsessed?
March 29: On eve of openings, Hingis bounced from Ericsson Open
March 29: Defendant lashes out during jury selection
March 27: Top women players are subpoenaed by the defense
Tennis no stranger to stalkers
Case background
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