Brock Turner took photo of victim's breast during attack.

Stanford rapist Brock Turner allegedly took a photo of his victim’s breasts and sent it to his friends after the attack, The Daily Mail are reporting.

Court documents seen by The Daily Mail reveal that shortly after the attack, Turner received a message via a group messaging app from a friend who wrote, “Whos [sic] t*t is that.”

It is believed the message was sent by Stanford swimmer Justin Buck, who, unlike other friends of Turner, did not sent letter of support to Judge Aaron Persky in the trial.

Police were unable to track down the alleged photo they believe was sent by Turner, supposing the photo was deleted around the time of his arrest.

It is believed images sent via the GroupMe app, of which Turner was using, can be deleted by a third party.

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The Daily Mail have released screen shots of the court documents, which speculate that another member of the group chat deleted the message.

“Shortly after the Defendant’s arrest in the early morning hours of January 18 2015, Detectives noticed a text message in the ‘Group Me’ application that appeared on the Defendant’s phone,” the documents read.

“It stated: ‘Who’s tits are those?’ [sic]. A search warrant for the Defendant’s phone was obtained and it was searched by the Santa Clara County crime lab.

Brock Turner was sentenced to six months in prison for aggravated sexual assault. His father, Dan Turner, is also pictured.

"Detectives were unable to locate the text from the 'Group Me' application or any photos related to that text.

"However, they learned that when there is a third party application, the images are not stored in the phone and can be deleted by a third party member in the group."

It's not the first time Turner's phone was used against him in the trial, after he repeatedly claimed to be a stranger to drugs and alcohol prior to arriving and Stanford and blaming the rape on a culture of "partying" and "alcohol".

Despite his claims, detectives exposed a series of messages referencing drugs like marijuana, LSD and MDMA, presenting a very different image of Turner than the one he was trying to portray throughout his trial.

This news comes after it was reported during the week that Turner will serve only three months of his six month sentence for a crime he could've spent up to 14 years for behind bars. In sentencing Turner, Judge Persky – himself a former Stanford athlete – said a longer prison term would “have a severe impact on him” and that he was satisfied “he will not be a danger to others”.

Despite the lenient sentence, just yesterday USA Swimming confirmed that the 20-year-old will be banned from competing for his country when released.

Watch: Stanford rape victim thanks the two Swedish men who helped her after the incident.

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Countrymum85 8 years ago

Watch The hunting ground. A doco on Netflix which shows just how disgusting American colleges are when it comes to sexual assault and the protection of these scumbags. Seems this happens way too often and the more "athletic" or "successful" the attacker is, the less likely they'll be convicted. Most cases are swept under the carpet to protect the reputation of the college and that of the attacker...makes me sick and so, so very angry!!

Em 8 years ago

The more i hear about this story and this young man and his parents the sicker i become. He and his family obviously have no recognition of how disgusting his behaviour is and was, and are completely self entitled. I have refrained from thinking and saying this up till now, but I hope he receives some jailhouse justice. How that judge can look at himself in the mirror and believe his sentencing was just is beyond me.

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