katydid23
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Last comment before I get myself ready for my day - be careful with this! I know that this is the popular narrative now, and you ARE right. Excessive details like his are very indicative of someone compensating for a lack of fact. However, the whole reason he did this interview was because people were asking him for details. If we take him at face value, he went on the air specifically to give as many details as possible because we the media public asked him to! We can't say "he should just say exactly what happened" and then say "he told us a detailed account of exactly what he says happened, that's suspicious" :coffeews::dunno:
TRUE---but it is the type of details that are revealing. Giving lots of useless, trivial details then leaving out any meaningful information that one would want. Like WHICH gas station, where were they hanging out for those 35 minutes--how did he get back to work when he dropped off the truck? Not a trivial description of which keys were in the mailbox or an entire paragraph about how she never borrows money but she did borrow money. lol