Ray From Cleveland
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- Aug 16, 2015
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yea, i just want this over and if she's full of shit, to be exposed. methods like this should be heavily scrutinized regardless of which side is doing it. no one should have free reign to try and destroy a life because they don't agree with someone.
as for the bet - it was just a joke but g5000 decided to wordsmith so i'm playing along with it. i certainly don't expect anyone to pay up on something like that. however, if she had gone to the "local" police to file a report and he had taken *that* bet as intended, i'd pay. got no issue with that.
That's a hard question to pin down though, because Dr. Ford's lawyer did ask the FBI to interview her. If that could be considered "going to the police", the fact the police denied to interview her would not change that. Also, after producing sworn testimony, the police in Maryland, could decide to conduct their own investigation, based on what information was provided, and wouldn't have to interview Dr. Ford to do so. That's highly unlikely but still possible in situations involving sexual assault or domestic abuse.
The police would be in the same position as the FBI: investigate what? Where would they start? Where would they go? What solid evidence could they find?
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