In State v. Hudson (Mar. 29, 1990), 8th Dist. No. 56810, 1990 Ohio App, a rape case, with regard to the victim's testimony, the prosecutor commented: "That testimony is uncontroverted and it is unchallenged. You haven't heard any testimony to contradict that." The court found that the comment was not intended nor was of such a character that the jury would necessarily construe it as a comment on the appellant's choice not to testify.