To: JohnBerger
State prosecutors have said only that Elliott?s belief is not relevant to Nichols? preliminary hearing.
Wow, so the prosecutors can pick and choose what testimony they like.
Everyday I have less and less faith in the FBI. Can't find their man? Well he simply didn't exist then.
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05/08/2003 6:47:07 AM PDT by
lelio
To: lelio
That's not quite fair.
Nichols' guilt or innocence is based on his actions and his actions alone. The fact that McVeigh may have been accompanied by someone when he got the truck really doesn't have any bearing on whether or not Nichols was involved. The prosecutors are not trying to say that Nichols was there at the time. If they were, and he didn't match the description, then it would be relevant.
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