sabach
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Umm, umm, let me get back to you on that.
Here's a hint that he is guilty. When I am examining a witness, I know they are lying when they use the phrase, "I don't recall." Witnesses say "I don't recall" in an effort to refuse to answer a question when the truth is damaging. Sandusky knows exactly what he told that mother who confronted him. Costas had him, so he said "I don't recall what I said" because he knows the mother was wired and there is a transcript of the conversation which the grand jury saw.
Secondly, McQuery is the only witness who does not stand to gain by his testimony. In fact, his recitation of the facts actually paints him in a negative light, which even bolsters the credibility of his testimony.
Here's a hint that he is guilty. When I am examining a witness, I know they are lying when they use the phrase, "I don't recall." Witnesses say "I don't recall" in an effort to refuse to answer a question when the truth is damaging. Sandusky knows exactly what he told that mother who confronted him. Costas had him, so he said "I don't recall what I said" because he knows the mother was wired and there is a transcript of the conversation which the grand jury saw.
Secondly, McQuery is the only witness who does not stand to gain by his testimony. In fact, his recitation of the facts actually paints him in a negative light, which even bolsters the credibility of his testimony.