Astouding.
And to believe that he did call her to ask her about the Ecstasy and never asked her about the rape is incredulously preposterous.
He is insane. And I am serious. He has a personality disorder, IMO.
It's ridiculous to say that if you talk to a defendant and he tells you he's innocent you can be called as a witness. First of all, the fact that a defendant tells someone he's innocent isn't evidence. The jury already knows the defendant is claiming he's innocent otherwise there wouldn't be a trial.
Second, discussions between DAs, defense lawyers and defendants go on all the time. For example, plea bargaining is common - even during a trial. According to Nifong one side could call the other - for example the defense could call a prosecutor to the stand and make him tell the jury he offered the defendant a lesser charge. Or the prosecutor could call the defense lawyer to say that he had his client think about pleading guilty to a lesser charge. All plea negotiations are impossible in Nifong's world. The fact is that these conversations go on all the time and they aren't admissable in front of a jury for public policy reasons. The system wants to facilitate cooperation and communication between lawyers.