No evidence?
Ya got 5 people willing to testify against one, and in fact it’s already been established, this guy is a liar.
I’m sure you could find 5 people to testify to just about anything for $15 million each. They may well be telling the truth, but I don’t know how much weight the testimony of people with that much motivation to lie would carry in court.
I’ve always thought these pooled lottery ticket deals are idiotic. It’s almost like you have to beat the odds TWICE to win. First you need to beat the 10 million to 1 or more odds and win the lottery, then you need to beat similar odds that the guy holding the winning ticket will actually share the prize.
Just buy your own tickets, and if you win and are feeling generous towards your co-workers, give them some cash.
“No evidence? Ya got 5 people willing to testify against one, and in fact it’s already been established, this guy is a liar.”
Innocent men have gone to jail because 5 high school girls decided they didn’t like a particular teacher, and then accused him of inappropriate touching. Not being popular does not mean that a person loses their standing in a court of law.
If we got five FReepers to call you an A-hole, it doesn’t make it true.