The following is taken from the trial video of Washington State versus Christian Sound Doctrine Church, Washington State, Seattle, City of Enumclaw.
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Focus Quote:
For the math majors out there, that leaves us with a grand total of zero weeks in which this could have possibly taken place.
Liar Lying For Liars
Classic liars employ deceit when asked to define the term “couple.” This strategy illustrates active dishonesty, as they evade the clear meaning of words to dodge the truth.
Typical Prosecutor Jason Simmons who distorts reality. In Judge Lori K. Smith’s courtroom, truthful reality is manipulated, distorted, and dismissed as irrelevant.
Commentary
Enumclaw Police were in full setup mode, so an investigation would not take place, while King County Prosecutors blocked every call to investigate.
All in authority knew this was a setup, but it did not matter because this was a Christian Church not approved by Washington State bigotry. They were convinced of the old lie that the ends justify the means. The very definition of corruption and crimes.
It is Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall and the Conspirator that, had the evidence been followed, would be in prison right now – not an innocent man.
The trial would have never happened if King County Prosecutors would have looked at the evidence. Listen on The Consider Podcast as we explore the non-thinking Prosecutors purposely engage in.
As it was, Prosecutors and Detective Grant McCall were hot and heavy to bring down a Christian Church they despised. Thus, facts, evidence, and, by all means, truth were entirely rejected.
Indeed, reality was attacked.
Lawyer Jason Simmons
According to the Manipulated Accuser’s own words the crime did not and could not have taken place.
Let that be repeated: Even with King County Prosecutors’ step-by-step indoctrination of the Manipulated Accuser, the crime did not and could not have taken place by her own words.
However, so worked up into a lynch law frenzy by Judge Lori K. Smith, the Jury did not even bother to examine the facts of evidence.
Judge Lori K. Smith’s Courtroom
Taking less than an hour to wrap up a 28-day trial and later stating they the jury just ignored everything but the accuser’s baby talk, or voice tone of talking like a 10-year-old little girl from the Manipulated Accuser is solely what swayed the jurors. The accuser was an adult at the time of testimony.
Note: Jurors are to examine throughly all testimony and evidence. But King County Prosecutors intentionally confound, confused and incited hatred toward Sound Doctrine Church.
Be careful not to forfeit your soul at the Judgement Seat before a Holy God when entering the jury box. Take careful note of 2 Corinthians 5:11 We disciples of Jesus know what it is to fear the Lord, so we try to persuade men.
As Prosecutor Jason Simmons lied to the jury by repeating the phrase, “So what! It does not matter.” the jury was thoroughly emotionally wrought up that they were unable or unwilling to examine for truth.
By the way, the “so what!” statement by Prosecutor Simmons was the depth of evidence put forth by Seattle’s King County Prosecutors with the corrupt blessing of Judge Lori K. Smith. See Rule 403 for one example.
Trial Video, Part 1
7 Weeks, Not 1 Year
But this still leaves us with an eight-month period, right? Except for there’s one massive problem with this.
The Frasers lived with the Gamble family for seven weeks.
As it later came out in the defense witness testimony, corroborated with a number of bank statements, utility bills, signed agreements, and other physical evidence, it became abundantly clear that the Frasers lived with the Gambles for seven weeks.
The documentation sourced from multiple places made it clear to everyone that the exact timeframe was seven weeks.
So devastating was this to the prosecutor’s case he decided to say in his closing arguments that it didn’t matter whether the Frasers lived there for seven weeks or seven months.
Simmons: Whether it was seven weeks or seven months does not matter.
The problem with Simmons’ statement that it doesn’t matter is that it really does matter. [Remember, is it the only job of Prosecutors to prove their case with hard evidence!]
As we’ve already worked through, there are specific events the complaining witness was basing her memory on for the timeframe when the abuse was allegedly taking place.
According to her memory, the timeframe based on events she was recalling made it impossible for the events to have occurred.
She made it clear her room wasn’t completed for three to four weeks after the Frasiers moved in, and the last four weeks they lived there, nothing happened.
This leaves us with seven to eight weeks of time when nothing happened within a possible timeframe of seven weeks.
For the math majors out there, that leaves us with a grand total of zero weeks in which this could have possibly taken place.
Keep in mind she did not say this happened once. She did not say this happened twice. But some were in the ballpark of 20 times and never on a weekend.
Which by the way, her stepdad went away just about every weekend during this time, so apparently, this abuse only took place while he was home.
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About: King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff, V. Malcolm Fraser, Defendant Cause No. 12-1-01886-0 Knt was in truth and fact King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff V. Sound Doctrine Church of Enumclaw Washington.