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The cardinal can do no wrong: George Pell's defenders : Comments
By Binoy Kampmark, published 11/3/2019The Pell conviction is an example of defenders running to barricades in the name of protection, hoping that faith prevails over evidence.
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But crucially the vital change in his story is from locked to unlocked. The man either made up a story or more probably was delusional when he reported the matter to the police.
The police then took many months to get a cleaned up formal statement from him.
The truth was that the complainant never knew what the sacristy looked like from the inside because as a choirboy he would most probably never have been in it! The grieving mother had no reason to lie and Milligan knows this.
The police knew that the complainant changed his story from crimes that supposedly took place behind locked doors to ones that happened while the doors were open!
As Bolt is pointing out; the beak that has just sentenced Pell in his sentencing remarks simply said that he was compelled in his actions as a result of the Jury; reading between the lines he almost apologized for sentencing Pell, but that's not the way that the ABC types are reporting this.
BTW I'm an atheist quite hostile to any hocus-pocus. But this case is one of utter rubbish and as bad as any I have seen. The appeal will be unanimously upheld IMV.