Weatherman2020
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She said she didn’t know if SHE paid for it, Dufus.Lawyers (firms) pay for lots of things up front in client cases.Ford said she didn’t think she paid for the polygraph test herself and she does “not yet” know who did.She remembered it happened while she was at the hotel. She knew she didn't pay for it, so you need some new and better lies.So she can’t remember a major event like taking a polygraph, who paid for it, and she’s a PhD psychologist who claims to know nothing about polygraph testing.Mitchell asked, “So he administered a polygraph on the day that you attended your grandmother’s funeral?”Ford said the polygraph was done in Maryland because of her grandmother’s funeral and she was asked if it was done on the same day as her grandmother’s funeral. Ford did not know the answer to that question.
Mitchell also asked if she paid for the polygraph, which would normally be quite expensive, and again, Ford said she doesn’t know.
If Ford doesn’t have a clear memory of big events that happened to her LAST MONTH, how can anyone be sure her memory of what happened 36 years ago is correct?
“Correct,” Ford replied. “It might have been the next day. I spent the night in the hotel.”
NEXT!
She’s not sure if she paid for a 4 figure test?![]()
Lots of partner services just do what asked and they bill later as well.
Billing comes later. That's why DOPer.