>>According to the club’s manager, Stacey Saccal, Sayoc had worked as a DJ for the past two months. She had received no complaints about him from other staff members and he seemed like a “nice guy.”
“I never knew that his van was covered in political stickers. I thought it was an ice cream truck,” Saccal told WPTV, noting that he parked far from the club.
Saccal also said her employees had no idea that Sayoc was political. He never talked about politics at work and no one noticed the stickers on his van because of how far away he parked when he had a shift.
this is the first indication I’ve seen that the stickers may have been on the van more than just a few days.
this is the first indication I’ve seen that the stickers may have been on the van more than just a few days.
It is NOT an indication. You are INFERRING that, because people say that they HADN'T noticed the ALLEGED stickers, that the ALLEGED stickers even existed.
DENYING something is not an indication that something existed.
Regards,