The Cachous

[lynn cates]

impossible

Hello John. Thanks.

Yes, clearly IMPOSSIBLE.

Cheers.
LC

[lynn cates]

nonsense

Hello Batman.

"She in a state of strangulation at some stage because her scarf was pulled tight."

According to Israel, she screamed when she was thrown to the ground.

So that's that for the nonsense.

Cheers.
LC

[lynn cates]

slur

Hello (again) Batman.

"After being called Lipski he ran away."

Even Schwartz himself could not say whom received the slur.

Cheers.
LC

[lynn cates]

6 or 7

Hello DJA. Thanks.

Think Imps.

There were 6 or 7 counted.

Cheers.
LC

[Batman]

Hello Batman.

"She in a state of strangulation at some stage because her scarf was pulled tight."

According to Israel, she screamed when she was thrown to the ground.

So that's that for the nonsense.

Cheers.
LC

She didn't scream loudly. Thats consistant with vocal impairment. Anyway probably dragged her with it a few feet choking her more.

[lynn cates]

What a drag.

Hello Batman. Thanks.

No one dragged Liz ANYWHERE. How many more times must I correct you before I get through?

Cheers.
LC

[Batman]

Hello (again) Batman.

"After being called Lipski he ran away."

Even Schwartz himself could not say whom received the slur.

Cheers.
LC

Police determination. For a liar he seems to be making sure his lies is confusing. Don't you think he would have positively asserted it was to him if making up a story to throw suspicion sway from Jews?

Makes it all the more credible.

[Batman]

Hello Batman. Thanks.

No one dragged Liz ANYWHERE. How many more times must I correct you before I get through?

Cheers.
LC

Is this the old hung drawn and quartered argument where clothes are torn asunder?

A few feet dragged through mud is going to result in... A tight scarf and mud on her left and right side not clothes torn apart.

[lynn cates]

off guard

Hello Batman. Thanks.

I daresay that question caught him off guard.

Cheers.
LC

[John G]

She didn't scream loudly. Thats consistant with vocal impairment. Anyway probably dragged her with it a few feet choking her more.

How do you not scream loudly? Screaming implies making a loud noise- that's surely what a scream is -which, according to Schwartz, Stride made three times. And yet he's the only one who appears to have heard anything.

[lynn cates]

back again

Hello (again) Batman. Thanks.

No, it is going to result in mud on her BACK.

Sheesh! Must I do ALL the thinking around here? (heh-heh)

Cheers.
LC

[John G]

Is this the old hung drawn and quartered argument where clothes are torn asunder?

A few feet dragged through mud is going to result in... A tight scarf and mud on her left and right side not clothes torn apart.

Why no grazing to the body? Why did she not continue screaming as she was being dragged? Do you think the cachous may have had a calming influence?

[Batman]

Silent facts

Facts

Her scarf was tight around her neck. That's strangulation but not manual. This will impact your vocal ability. Pressure to the voice box. Schwartz said she cried out but not very loudly. It doesn't take Einstein to figure out she was in the process of being silenced.

[lynn cates]

knotty problem

Hello John. And why is her knot to the left, rather than right IF she is being dragged and her assailant is to the south?

Cheers.
LC

[lynn cates]

lefty

Hello Batman.

Fact: the knot was to the LEFT!!

Takes no Einstein to see that he was not dragging her.

Cheers.
LC