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jberryhill

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11. Do you own any fish gutting knives?

Thu May 18, 2017, 12:55 PM

May 2017

Are any of them missing?

But the point is that any piece of "evidence" that is admitted, goes into the larger factual landscape. A piece of evidence tends to support one proposition or another, by making it more, or less likely. But a piece of evidence doesn't prove what happened - it needs to go into the wagon load of other evidence to be sorted out by a jury.

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Question about evidence re: Comey memo [View all] MichMary May 2017 OP

Solely? No.... Wounded Bear May 2017 #1

This! MichMary May 2017 #7

Not on that alone, but it would be evidence to be considered. MineralMan May 2017 #2

It's not verifiable evidence as I understand it. n/t TexasProgresive May 2017 #3

Huh? djg21 May 2017 #15

You might find this thread worth your while jberryhill May 2017 #4

Interesting MichMary May 2017 #6

You are confusing 'evidence' with 'proof' jberryhill May 2017 #8

The body was never found . . . MichMary May 2017 #10

Do you own any fish gutting knives? jberryhill May 2017 #11

Again, very interesting MichMary May 2017 #13

I believe notes written by the FBI are taken more seriously than someones recollection. womanofthehills May 2017 #14

It's a little like a cop's notes in court Jarqui May 2017 #5

Sending witnesses out of the room. That's the clincher IMO. nt justiceischeap May 2017 #9

Maybe he'll claim he did that to ask Comey if he could see his dick. Jarqui May 2017 #12