[Natural Law]

"Heresay is proof of nothing."

SO now you are going to pretend to be a judge or legal professional? If this were a case for you to adjudicate you could make such rulings, but I frankly don't care what you or Dr. E choose to believe. I have an eye witness who happens to have been a hospice priest and hospital Chaplin. I believe him as so would most reasonable people. I would put him up against your bogus internet sources and the often discredited Dr. E in front of any jury in the world and walk away a winner. Death bed conversions, like death bed confessions, are given particular merit in legal proceedings

[Natural Law]

"Heresay is proof of nothing."

While you are playing lawyer you ought to check your state's legal code for Hearsay Exceptions-Declarant Unavailable.

[OLD REGGIE]

SO now you are going to pretend to be a judge or legal professional? If this were a case for you to adjudicate you could make such rulings, but I frankly don't care what you or Dr. E choose to believe. I have an eye witness who happens to have been a hospice priest and hospital Chaplin. I believe him as so would most reasonable people. I would put him up against your bogus internet sources and the often discredited Dr. E in front of any jury in the world and walk away a winner. Death bed conversions, like death bed confessions, are given particular merit in legal proceedings

Spoken by Mr. Disingenuous. Worth nothing.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

lol. Your "eye witness" is contradicted by Wayne's own daughter, by other "eye witnesses" and his many friends and relatives.

Add that to the fact everyone agrees Wayne was nearly comatose at the end when he supposedly received last rites, and you have...

A Presbyterian.