OldLady
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- Nov 16, 2015
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This isn't a criminal "investigation." It is background on a SC justice being considered. FBI did the background check and they should follow up with this additional information. For some reason, they are saying the WH has to request it. I think it's obfuscation, but that's just me.The FBI doesn't investigate those kind of crimes. However, it could fall to senate investigators or even local police, if she can provide enough info to get started. Like you, I think if an experienced investigator interviews her, they can determine some of the details that will allow an investigation of this to proceed.When filing such a report the police would require information such as, when the alleged crime happened, and the location.
Filing a false police report is not a good thing.
I'm sure she can nail down the house if she wanted to, she lives in CA.
In 36 years she didn't "want too"?
You've never faced an attorney in court, have ya?
No and I don't plan to, but I would in her position. What kind of women makes a claim like this and doesn't plan to come forward, so I would declare a crime and the FBI would investigate. I read she had to leave their home and got threats on her life. I'd come forward. There is no reason Trump can send the FBI in to investigate.
Talking about it with a counselor is not for the same reasons as an investigation, and probably no one has tried to get her to pull those memories up yet.
Any law enforcement agency would not even go that far especially when the most striking piece of evidence she has, the therapist report, has been said, by the victim herself, to contain bogus information which then would not be allowed in court.
It would go in the "no evidence of a crime" file.