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In this image taken from video, Koyuki Nakahara, of Japan, speaks in Sedona, Ariz., during an interview with The Associated Press over Skype, Thursday, May 12, 2016. The Japanese tourist is being credited with helping build a case against Robert Macleod, suspected of throwing her to the ground and stealing her purse and shoes after she got lost and asked him for directions during a visit to Niagara Falls on Christmas night last year. She was back in New York last week, this time at the request of prosecutors who said her testimony was crucial in making sure her alleged attacker would be punished. (Skype via Associated Press)
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