Anatomy of the Second Floor Lunchroom Encounter

[LR Trotter]

Mr. Mitcham

The one thing Officer Marrion Baker was sure about-- before the hastily contrived script engineered by Truly and his accomplice Mrs. Reid derailed a sense of truth, justice and honour-- was precisely where he encountered the wrongfully accused ---->


Youtube capture...

Please note his right index finger, indicating 1 (1st) instead of 2 (2nd) and/or 4 (4th).

Also of note is the direction he is also pointing ----> "out in front". He knows precisely where he encountered the wrongfully accused...

Of course, after the hastily contrived script was sprung upon him the very next day, he succumbed to the the paralyzing threat of play ball with the viper pit of liars Or Else.

Mr. Craig (Roger) is an example of what happens when one doesn't play ball with Judas, err, Truly.

Speaking of lying lips, Back tomorrow to share another glaring lie told by Truly (what's new, right?)

Hint: He tells of a trip up to the roof w/Officer Baker...

but, lo and behold, I've come across information to the contrary about that contrived tale. Unless of course there is an explanation of why that particular area was actually locked when a certain other individual within his own same day affidavit attempted to access that particular area in the same time & sequence of you guessed it Truly & Baker. But there's more...muted for now though.

I always wondered why Truly's pressed white shirt was void of sweat, dust, grime, etc IF he really exerted his 56 year old body as he claims that afternoon. Now, I know. Back tomorrow with full reveal. Of course, like all of the other remaining, still unanswered questions/inconsistencies amid Truly's tales, I suspect there won't be any forthcoming objective inquiry into this new revelation either, let alone an answer to it. So much easier to talk semantics and parrot back a phantom encounter I guess.

Oh, Mrs. Reid, Do you have a second, ma'am?

Enjoy your evening, Mr. Mitcham, Cheers!

A hand, but to whom does it belong? So, is it an exhibition of pointing, or counting? Where can a photo be found that shows Mr RS Truly's shirt that he wore on that cool November day?