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David Zimbrick, a man in his late 50s arrested last December over alleged crimes from 25 years ago—including rape, sodomy, and indecent liberties with a child—is now facing a bizarre legal twist: instead of a preliminary hearing, his defense wants to bring in a judge to mediate. The case, tied to DNA found on a cigarette butt at Naismith Valley Park, has been paused to allow for this unusual negotiation, with the prosecutor asking Zimbrick to waive his speedy trial rights. A victim reportedly listened remotely as the mediation plan unfolded, highlighting the tension between justice for victims and the complexities of prosecuting old crimes. The court has pushed the next hearing to September to give mediation a chance—making this one of the most unusual and high-stakes cases in recent memory.

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