Regarding proof of sexual intercourse to sustain the charge of rape, which of the following is not sufficient to prove penetration?

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While physical proof and semen can be used to support a claim of penetration, the absence of such evidence does not necessarily disprove it. However, a victim's statement alone, without any physical evidence, may not be enough to prove penetration beyond a reasonable doubt. Additionally, an unconscious victim lacking physical evidence may also not be sufficient to prove penetration as there could potentially be alternative explanations for their lack of physical evidence.

Regarding Proof of Sexual Intercourse to Sustain the Charge of Rape