Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

He needs counsel. See cbrownlegal.com. I've handled similar situations with great success.

It depends on whether or not the police and/or prosecutor find the alibi witness and the victim's change of story to be credible. If they believe that both are lying they can proceed. However, such evidence can and should be used to establish reasonable doubt and attack the credibility of the victim. Your friend needs an experienced criminal defense attorney that regularly handles matters like these. I have lots of experience in such cases. I would gladly provide your friend with a consultation and discuss his case. Call me directly at (517) 614-1983.

"He has two confessions from the accuser saying she lied." Oh, really? Those messages better be directly traced to HER (the victim's) phone.

"He also has an eye-witness saying he was out of town." If this buddy of his is lying, they both may end up sharing the same cell. Oh, does his friend also have an alibi?

Seen the results from any testing of the victim yet?

Why does he have you promoting his innocence?