American Dream wrote:Yes, but the truth about what?
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American Dream wrote:Yes, but the truth about what?
Rachel, with all due respect, a lot hinges on what is and isn't meant by "the truth" here.
Project Willow wrote:I have some advice for Ms. Dixon, attacking a sympathetic witness is a quick way to lose a case, yes, even if she attacked too or first, because you see, most of the audience doesn't factor that in, comparatively. Daughter of murder victim tends to trump. I would hope an attorney, or even a journalist, would understand... oh never mind.
Back to lurk mode again.
desertfae wrote:Nice try with the baiting Kate.
desertfae wrote:I will never have a private exchange with either of these women, it will only be public so that anything I say can't be twisted or changed.
kate dixon wrote:Admit, that you must now keep this issue of immunity a secret. Then we all will know that the Octopus is no longer being "exposed" but is being "covered up" at least to the extent that the issue of Hughes' immunity is being covered up.
justdrew wrote:Kate/NMN: review the time lines of the two cases, it's fairly clear that even if prosecutors had talked about granting him immunity when Hughes, on his own initiative, came forward with his "I was the bag man" story, that never went to trial, instead he went public with his "story" and fled the country. How could you possibly misinterpret events into thinking he even might have any immunity? He never even went to trial with his story. There's no freaking way he has immunity.
compared2what? wrote:kate dixon wrote:Admit, that you must now keep this issue of immunity a secret. Then we all will know that the Octopus is no longer being "exposed" but is being "covered up" at least to the extent that the issue of Hughes' immunity is being covered up.
Ms. Dixon, I've been drinking Veuve Clicquot, with which you can catch more flies than you can with either honey or vinegar, btw.
Nevertheless, even full of champagne that I can't afford as well as the fervent if futile wish to understand you, I can't help noticing that there's a big fat logical fallacy in those two sentences, and one to which you often recur. I bring it to your attention out of an abundance of caution, and also out of hopes that your study of journalism will eventually have a remedial effect on the world in general. In formal logical terms, it's most commonly called affirming the disjunct. Although you could also call it "the fallacy of the alternative disjunct." You might want to keep an eye out for it. To paraphrase Kitty Wells, it has caused many a good girl to go wrong.
Je vous prie de croire a l`expression de mes sentiments distingués.
c2w
Kate Dixon wrote:This is not baiting. I am asking a simple direct question about an essential matter in a case in which you are involved.
Kate Dixon wrote:If you don't want to answer, simply say so. Admit, that you must now keep this issue of immunity a secret. Then we all will know that the Octopus is no longer being "exposed" but is being "covered up" at least to the extent that the issue of Hughes' immunity is being covered up.
Kate Dixon wrote:Really, you and John have to sit down and go over the issue of Hughes' immunity and please try to straighten out what it means and how it will affect your future in this case? I.E.: Will you two be credible given this immunity issue and how it may play out in court? And how it will play out in the media? I wish you and John would utilize a little common sense about issues and questions that people raise. This shroud of secrecy that you two are pulling around this case is really at variance with your original purpose, Rachel, of exposing the Octopus and seeking justice regarding your father.
I realize some aspects of a prosecution case must be kept secret, but this aspect of the case is so big, glaring, obvious and important, that keeping a secret about it is really going to be impossible.
Kate Dixon wrote:Look, I am trying to help you two out. If you two listen to me, about this issue, people will really trust you more and appreciate your telling them the truth about the immunity issue, and you will look very good before the media and the public.
Lord, it is really hard to help you two! But I am not giving up. I am sure that one day you and John will appreciate me.
Kate Dixon
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