She said that she never saw Moore after the alleged attempted sexual assault. But it turns out that wasn’t true. He was the judge in her divorce. Would you allow someone who tried to rape you to be your judge in the divorce case? And he was never the D.A., so he wouldn’t have signed her yearbook with D.A. after his name. But when he was the judge, his assistant put his initials, D.A., after Moore’s stamped name to indicate he, the assistant, was doing the stamping. And she would have seen that on the divorce order and may have thought that was how Moore signed his name. And check the signature on the right in the CNN tweet above, it appears to be different color ink. That may be lighting, but it’s just showing on the ‘Moore’ and what’s under that, making it look like it could have been added later. Additionally, who writes 1977 twice in different handwriting?
Via Daily Caller:
An attorney for Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore pushed back Wednesday against a woman accusing the former judge of sexual assault when she was 16.
Beverly Young Nelson appeared in a press conference Monday with famed liberal attorney Gloria Allred. She claimed that in 1977 Moore groped her in the parking lot of a restaurant where she worked. Moore, 70, would have been 30 at the time of the alleged assault.
Moore’s attorney, Phillip Jauregui, pointed to two things that he said people “ought to know.”
“During the press conference Ms. Nelson and Gloria Allred had on Monday, they both said that Ms. Nelson after the allegations had never seen nor had any contact with Judge Moore. As it turns out, in 1999, Ms. Nelson filed a divorce action against her then-husband Mr. Harris,” Jauregui told reporters in Alabama.