Roy Moore accuser alters story on yearbook signing, to hold press conference

[yallerdawg]

Could it get more...interesting?

Source: AL.com, by Paul Gattis

Beverly Young Nelson, the former Gadsden waitress who presented her high school yearbook she said was signed by Roy Moore, altered the story she originally told regarding the yearbook signature.

In an interview Friday with ABC's Good Morning America, Nelson said she made some notes in the yearbook below where Moore signed it. Underneath Moore's alleged signature is a date and location that Nelson said Moore signed the yearbook - "12-22-77" and on the next line "Olde Hickory House," the restaurant where Nelson worked and she said Moore was a frequent customer.

Nelson will hold a press conference Friday afternoon in Atlanta. According to a press release from the office of her attorney, Gloria Allred, expert evidence that Moore signed the yearbook will be presented.

Moore, the Alabama Senate Republican nominee, has repeatedly denied knowing Nelson or signing her yearbook or attempted to sexually assault her as she has claimed.

Read it all at: http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2017/12/roy_moore_accuser_alters_story.html#incart_river_home

[octoberlib]

1. Theyre already screaming that she forged his

signature

[ClarendonDem]

5. FoxNews has a headline right now

Titled

Roy Moore accuser admits she forged part of yearbook inscription attributed to Alabama senate candidate.

The story itself states she admits "making notes" to the signature but never discusses which parts she admitted adding and which were Moore's. In other words, another completely misleading story from FoxNews.

[octoberlib]

7. She didnt forge anything. She just wrote the

date , time and place. Fox News is ridiculous but their viewers will eat it up.

[ffr]

2. If only she was the director of the FBI, he'd be done.

Goose cooked.

[exboyfil]

3. Did she ever claim the annotation

Was Roy Moore as well. The signature is a match for the scrapbook signature for the woman who was 17.

[yallerdawg]

4. She just showed the signature. And:

According to a press release from the office of her attorney, Gloria Allred, expert evidence that Moore signed the yearbook will be presented.

[ADX]

6. She should have clearly stated up-front that she added the date/location herself...

...She's now going to be fighting an uphill, possibly futile battle at this point.

[pintobean]

10. That's Allred's fuck up.

Shit like that is why one involves an attorney.

[ADX]

13. I wholeheartedly agree, but that doesn't change the outcome...

...Now this racist-ass buffoon will almost certainly defeat Jones so we threw the baby out with the bathwater by running the bus over Franken.

I swear, sometimes we're our own worst enemies...

[greeny2323]

8. Fox News lol

Fox News is running with the headline that it's a forgery.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

9. So as I understand it it's all Moore;s handwriting beside the date.

I don't see how that's exculpatory. I do see how his supporters will make political hay out of it.

[kcr]

11. Throwing over Franken! It's paying off!

Woweee!

[exboyfil]

12. The takeaway is that the annotation is not important

unless Moore claims that he signed it for her once she was older which is ridiculous.

You will never know for sure that she was in the car with Moore and whether Moore became physical with her, but you do know that sometime around the time this annual came out Moore gave a personal message and signed it.

Since Moore claims to not even know her, he is obviously lying. It would be interesting to know when she actually annotated the yearbook (age of ink?). Anything that puts the annotation back a year or more (and probably more likely it is contemporary with the signing) means that it is just there to remember.