Absent any proof of dishonesty capable of impeaching the husbands testimony, his word is all the proof our legal system requires.
You later required proof for the assertions of myself and others that her husband wishes her to die. You demand proof from others, but refuse to provide any for your statements.
I have no "proof," for my assertions, just overwhelming circumstantial evidence. Your position lacks even that.
Obviously your circumstantial evidence was not found to be overwhelming by a court of competent jurisdiction.
My position requires no proof other than the husbands word. In our system his word is true unless proven false.
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