My question involves criminal law for the state of: California
Hi everyone. Over a month ago I met a girl online and after several conversations decided to meet her while I was on a business trip. She came to my hotel room and after making out for a while eventually had consensual sex. (nothing rough, no bruises or anything weird) She leaves after a while and calls me fifteen minutes later to get directions back to the freeway which I obliged and after exchanging a few normal friendly pleasantries we hung up and I went to sleep. about an hour later she starts sending me texts saying how uncomfortable she was with what happened. I called her and whe said it was just because I didnt walk her to her car afterwards. (not nice I know) We talked it over and decided to hang out the next day and everything was cool. The next morning I sent her a text saying good morning and asking how the rest of her night was. She replied, "great thanks : )" After a couple hours she sends a text that says "I thought we were going to hang out I guess not, I can take a hint". Then when I said there was no hint and we still might hang out she went bannanas and started using the rape word and threatening going to the police at which point I stopped responding. She called ten times in a row and I hung up on her each time. The police came to the hotel that night and I told them everything that happened because I had nothing to hide . They were very cool about it and said my story matched hers, except the Force/threat/consent part, and let me go. The police have all the text records. I called the detective working on the case and they said I wouldnt lose any sleep over it and the case didnt have legs but that it would still go to the DA. Im sure the DA has the case now but I havent heard anything. MY MAIN QUESTION; CANT THESE TEXTS OF HER WANTING TO HANG OUT THE NEXT DAY GO A LONG WAY IN DISCERDITING HER STORY GIVEN NO OTHER EVIDENCE OF ASSAULT? Any thoughts? PS I have no criminal record whatsoever!

