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"In terms of any prosecution, it's troubling when a witness who has been interviewed many times comes up with a completely new statement,'' Fairstein told ABC News. "At some point in a prosecutorial interview, she would have been asked to give them anything she knew, any scrap of information that she had.''
If she's only been interviewed once, then the law Prof. (Fairstein) is 100% off base. In fact, I'd say that the whole prosecutorial side is WAY off base - and perhaps out of their minds!
And Simeon should have pointed out that at that point in time, March 20, Kim was a lot more worried about what was going to happen to her on her warrant for violation of probation than she was about somebody else's phony rape charge.