what i find incredible is that noone else who worked at that rest. knew roy moore- whom this woman stated was a ‘regular at the rest.
Had someone from the gubmint been a ‘regular in a small town rest.’ then ALL the waitresses would have known him because he was a DA at that time- it owuld have been a big deal to have someone semi important like that frequenting the restaurant. However NONE of the other waitresses remembered roy moore being a ‘frequent patron’.
This woman has now been caught in a lie- and circumstantial evidence, such as her recollection not matching the facts (Garbage dumpsters in wrong location, she claiemd it was dark, but the back of rest was well lit- etc) and the fact that nooen remembered an important man being a ‘frequent patron’ lead one to conclude the woman is lying-
Teaming up with gloria destroyed her credibility right from the get go- and now her house of cards is crumbling as the facts come to light
what i find incredible is that no one else who worked at that rest. knew roy moore- whom this woman stated was a ‘regular at the rest.
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What’s even more intriguing ... one waitress and a customer who was at the restaurant often, don’t remember HER. See their comments on this in ** marks.
Johnny Belyeu, Sr. is a former police officer with over two decades of experience with the Etowah County Sheriff’s Department and the Gadsden Police Department. He said in a statement, “I was an officer with the Etowah County Sheriff’s Department in the 1970s which means I worked in the courthouse and knew who Roy Moore was since he was the Deputy District Attorney at the time. I was a regular customer at Olde Hickory House, and I never once saw Judge Moore come in there. If he had I would have immediately recognized him. **I also never met Beverly Nelson during any of the many times I frequented the restaurant, and I can’t say that she even worked there.”**
Rhonda Ledbetter, a retired public school teacher who is currently the senior choir director at a Baptist church and teaches children at a local, church-sponsored day care center, was a waitress at Olde Hickory House for almost three years from 1977-1979. She was a college student at Jacksonville State University at the time and worked varying shifts at different times of day, multiple days a week during the time of her employment. “A few things stuck out to me. First, Nelson said she was 15 years old when she started working there but you had to be 16. **I don’t remember her from my time there, and I don’t remember any 15 year olds working there at all.**
Link: http://www.alabamanews.net/2017/11/21/moore-campaign-provides-witnesses-refute-accuser/