Blog 6 Table of Contents

Return to Blog: #6 Beyond belief that Kavanaugh party boys have no memories

• The collective memory failures of all the witnesses on July 1, 1982, are not believable – the seven boys at the party
  • How did we get to this point?
  • Senator Collins expanded the scope of the alternative perspective and applied it without justification
  • The blank memories of the five male fact witnesses
    • It is not credible to me that the boys don’t recall the party, based on the demographics
    • Dr. Ford’s departure would have been noticeable
    • I believe the fact witnesses know whether or not they were there
  • There may be gaps in our knowledge about some of the fact witnesses
    • Some of the fact-witnesses may not have gone on record about what they recall
    • Others may have made non-public statements
    • It is conceivable, but unlikely, that one or more of the boys wasn’t actually present
  • The purported memory failures of Justice Kavanaugh and Mr. Judge
    • Their non-recollection claims are not credible
    • Justice Kavanaugh and Mr. Judge have forgone any opportunity to propose an innocent explanation or a misunderstanding
      • Justice Kavanaugh has no practical ability to contest Dr. Ford’s allegation
      • Mr. Judge has no practical ability to contest Dr. Ford’s allegation
  • Multiple witnesses are not telling the truth
    • They consciously took on criminal exposure because they didn’t think they could get caught
  • Any House Judiciary Committee investigation should examine his conspiracy with most or all of the other witnesses
    • The house-party witnesses have significant criminal exposure if they are not the person who cooperates
  • Looking Forward