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How long before he denies this under oath? At that point he's risking criminal charges if he is found to be lying.
by zaidf 13y ago
How long before he denies this under oath? At that point he's risking criminal charges if he is found to be lying.
- eli 13y agoWhy do you think he would have to say anything under oath?
- sergiotapia 13y ago"I plead the fif" - Dave Chapelle
- zaidf 13y agoHe doesn't have to but he may choose to if he decides to sue Newsweek, for example.
- declan 13y agoI didn't make the above comment, but a sworn declaration would be good ammunition on the part of the plaintiff. Also given the difficulty of prevailing, it could help force an early settlement.
- takeda 13y agoI'm surprised people even consider it is him. Why a person who put so much effort to remain anonymous, was found through a phone book, because he used his real name in all correspondence?