[at-l] Did Anybody Else Get This One?

[GoVolsKelly at aol.com (GoVolsKelly@aol.com)]

We have a case JUST LIKE THIS. It's almost identical in nature to the one a  
few years ago where day care center owners were accused of several counts of  
child molestation.  They were eventually found not guilty, but their lives  
were ruined.  In the depositions of the children in our current case, the  
inconsistencies were so severe and almost each of them admitted they lied to the  
detectives and counselors. I think it will eventually be dropped, but  they've 
had to spend tens of thousands of dollars for legal representation, not  to 
mention the loss of their child care center and income.  Plus, they're  
reputations in the community are destroyed.   It such a shame.  I  think these people 
who "coach" these kids in to saying these things should be  prosecuted.  
 
GoVols
Ps.  I need to get some work done here!
Pss.  The case was referred to us by Bradford.... from the  Apprentice!  But, 
he goes by just plain old Brad here in the real  world.
 
In a message dated 11/4/2004 11:52:49 AM Eastern Standard Time,  
jbullar1@twcny.rr.com writes:


It's  not always a "lie" in the sense that the accuser deliberately made  
something up in an effort to hurt someone else. Look at the child  
molestation cases have been overturned because it was later discovered  that 
children were 'coached' into giving testimony they thought the  questioners 
wanted to hear.