WATCH: Roy Moore's Attorney Holds PRESS CONFERENCE to Discuss Allegations

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Roy Moore Lawyer Raises Questions About Accuser Account, Wants Yearbook for Handwriting Analysis
by Jeff Poor
15 Nov 2017

HOOVER, Alabama — Wednesday at a press conference in front of the Alabama Republican Party headquarters, Phillip L. Jauregui, a Birmingham lawyer representing former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore’s U.S. Senate campaign, questioned the account of one of the women that had accused Moore of past sexual misconduct.

In his statement, he also called on that accuser, Beverly Young Nelson, to turn over a high school yearbook allegedly signed by Moore, which she offered as evidence to substantiate her claim that Moore sought a sexual relationship with her at age 16, for a handwriting expert to review.

The point of contention Jauregui made of Nelson’s account was that she was incorrect about having no contact with Moore after the time she maintained her allegations took place.

“As it turns out, in 1999 Ms. Nelson filed a divorce action against her then-husband, Mr. Harris,” Jauregui said. “Guess who that case was before? It was filed in Etowah County and the judge assigned was Roy S. Moore, circuit judge of Etowah County. There was contact.”

On the issue of the yearbook signature, Jauregui said Moore did not sign it and argued the signature was not consistent with Moore’s handwriting.

He also said the postscript on the signature, D.A., was not for “district attorney,” as some have suggested. Instead, it was for Delver Adams, who Jauregui said often would initial Moore’s court filings while circuit judge in Etowah County, AL.

Jauregui explained that the yearbook signature, which was offered at a press conference Nelson gave earlier in the week with her attorney Gloria Allred, could not be appropriately analyzed without the original.

“Release the yearbook so that we can determine is it genuine, or is it a fraud,” Jauregui said.

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http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...iting-analysis/

UPDATE


Roy Moore Campaign to Gloria Allred: Release the Evidence to Determine Whether There is Fraud
by Aaron Klein
15 Nov 2017

Update: Following the public request from Moore’s campaign, Allred released a statement that she and her client would only agree to the examination of the yearbook by “an independent expert or experts” after a U.S. Senate committee agrees to initiate a hearing into the Moore accusations, CNN reported.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...there-is-fraud/

Quote: Cincinnatus wrote in post #4

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Oh, puhleaze, Gloria. What has a hearing to do with authoritative confirmation of the signature? Sounds to me like you want publicity instead of truth.

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Video - Judge Roy Moore campaign officials give EXPLOSIVE Press Conference of the Integrity of their Campaign and that of Roy Moore:

Another accusation bites the dust:


Court Documents: Roy Moore Accuser Has ‘Violent Nature,’ History of Criminal Fraud Against Own Family
by Aaron Klein
26 Nov 2017

Birmingham, ALABAMA — Court documents related to Tina Johnson, an Alabama woman who claims that Republican senatorial candidate Roy Moore groped her in his office decades ago, may raise questions about Johnson’s motives in making the accusation.

The documents, reviewed by Breitbart News, show that Moore represented Johnson’s mother in a nasty custody case for Johnson’s then 12-year-old son, Daniel Sitz. In the case, Johnson was repeatedly painted by Moore’s client as an unfit, absent, and unstable mother and was accused of taking her son from his elementary school against his will. Johnson’s mother was ultimately awarded custody in the case.

One affidavit signed by Johnson’s mother while she was represented by Moore accused Johnson of having a “violent nature” and noted that she “has been treated by a psychiatrist when she was approximately 15 years of age.” Johnson was a teenage mother.

Separate criminal documents show that, as late as 2010, Johnson was arrested and pled guilty to felony fraud charges related to checks belonging to a family member. She also entered a court drug program.

Speaking to AL.com, Johnson first went public with the claim that Moore groped her when she was “on legal business with her mother” in 1991. The website noted that “Johnson reached out to AL.com” to discuss her alleged experience with Moore.

The website related that Johnson was “at the office to sign over custody of her 12-year-old son to her mother, with whom he’d been living.”

Johnson claimed that, after the two met with Moore, her mother walked out of the office door first and that, as Johnson was walking out, Moore grabbed her buttocks from behind. “He didn’t pinch it; he grabbed it,” she claims.

Johnson claims that she was so surprised by Moore’s alleged actions that she didn’t mention anything to her mother — even though Johnson described her mother as sitting next to her in Moore’s office just before the alleged incident.

Johnson’s mother, Mary Katherine Cofield, had hired Moore, then a private attorney, to represent her in the custody case for Johnson’s son, Daniel Sitz. The custody documents, filed by Moore, refer to Johnson by her married name at the time, Tina Sitz.

AL.com reported that it “located the court documents from 1991, detailing the custody transfer.”

The website did not report on the nastiness of the soap opera-like custody case or that Moore’s client filed numerous court documents with allegations against Johnson. In one affidavit, Cofield stated that Johnson “has a violent nature and has been treated by a psychiatrist when she was approximately 15 years of age.”

Another document, signed by Moore, stated that Cofield — and not Johnson — was the “most fit and proper person” to have custody of Daniel Sitz.

Johnson’s son had resided with his grandmother, Cofield, since he was nine months old. Cofield says that, during those years, she provided Daniel with food, clothing, and shelter “without any assistance” from Johnson. A judge officially granted Cofield full custody on September 23, 1991.

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Last week, Breitbart News interviewed Delbra Adams, Moore’s former longtime secretary and judicial assistant. Adams said that, in her 13 years of working for Moore, she never saw or experienced any inappropriate conduct toward women.

Adams worked for Moore in 1991 at the time of Johnson’s accusations. Adams’s desk was right outside his office door at the time. Adams’ name was signed as a notary on one of the custody documents filed in Johnson’s case on behalf of Johnson’s mother, Cofield.

Numerous attempts to reach Johnson for comment were unsuccessful.

Moore has strenuously denied the numerous accusations against him.


http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...l-fraud-family/

Quote: ThirstyMan wrote in post #10

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Yikes!!!

This lady takes the case against Roy Moore apart completely!!!

These two reporters can't be persuaded the case against Roy Moore is flimsy, even in the face of the facts.

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