Q. Okay, then could they have been more than 25 feet apart, say the length of this room? A. Is this room 25 feet long? Don't agree to something you have not v

Q. Okay, then could they have been more than 25 feet apart, say the length of this room? A. Is this room 25 feet long? Don't agree to something you have not verified. Q. If someone showed you photos of the scene would that possibly allow you recollect something about seeing Mr. Smith’s car? (asking if reviewing a document might change recollection) A. It might implant a false impression that I remember more than I do. Alternatively, A. I very much doubt it, but if you think there are pictures that will, show them to me. If a lawyer took that bait, she might be setting herself up for an "if the glove doesn't fit" moment, where the witness denies that any evidence presented makes a difference to her recall.