Pop23
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Is this a dream or a daytime fantasy? I'm not clear on why you gave me this.If you keep talking you may answer more of your questions like you just did. Just because someone is trained doesnt mean they dont make mistakes. Lets not even debate that point.Yep thats all. Would you correct someone if they got something you said wrong?Ohhhhhh, that's all! Well then, they are disputing THE KEY FACT IN THE EVIDENCE.
You can't make this shit up, you really can't
Forgetting a couple of key things aintcha. The therapist is trained in this. There would have to be recorded evidence of the mistake (audio) for the change in the document to be considered as correct. If they exist (highly doubt that after six years), then you have something, if they don't, then hell, why can't the therapist simply write up new notes today, SIX YEARS AFTER THE SESSION and submit them. They would have equal validity.
OK, because this little hissy fit has gone far enough, lets break this down:
There is a single piece of evidence that can be used in court. It is the note from the therapist.
The Attorney for Dr. Ford attempts to place this into a trial hearing in a redacted form.
Judge Kav's attorney objects, states that the evidence must be placed in it's original form, or not at all
The Judge then has a hearing on the evidence and calls in the Therapist to testify
The Therapist testifies that those are indeed his notes, and maybe he made a mistake on that key point.
The Judge asks the Therapist how he can be sure
The Therapist: I can't be absolutely sure, that was six years ago.
The Attorney for Dr. Ford: You're honor, Dr. Fords husband was also present at the session and will verify the mistake.
The Attorney for Judge Kav: Your Honor, this is highly questionable. The two are married and the husband's testimony is unreliable due to their Marital Status.
Judge to Therapist: Do you have any other ways to validate the mistake, audio or video recordings?
The Therapist: No your honor
The Attorney for Judge Kav: Your honor, we move that the notes be thrown out due to their unreliability. In the best case for Dr. Ford, the witness has just admitted that he possibly made one mistake on the notes, how do we know that he was paying attention at all and didn't make more mistakes?
Judge to Dr. Ford's Attorney: Looks to me that you will have to either accept the notes as written, or withdraw them as evidence.
Get it now?
Because you keep whining about why the FBI won't investigate. What I took the time to break down for you IS THE REASON. There simply nothing left TOO investigate.