independence movement arguing that she was only doing her duty as a patriot.

Ortiz de Domínguez died in 1829, in Mexico City. She was originally buried in the convent of Santa Catalina de Sena, but later her remains were moved to Querétaro. The government of Querétaro declared her "Benemérita del Estado".the trial court's restriction of his cross-examination of the principal police investigator and the denial of appellant's proposed jury instruction concerning "Williams rule" evidence. Finally, appellant argues that these errors, if individually insufficient, are cumulatively prejudicial to warrant a new trial. Upon review of the arguments made and the record of the trial below, we find no reversible error and affirm.
Appellant and his wife periodically cared for the alleged victim and her older sister from November 1982 until July 1986. Unfortunately, both girls suffer from neurofibromatosis, the older child having an especially severe case. The sexual batteries complained of allegedly took place between January 1, 1984, and July 19, 1986. The last occasion on which the batteries could have occurred was a time when the victim, her older