Page 4 - Memory Gaps News Today

Party. she was "foggy and slurring her words" and ramirez even acknowledged that she had significant memory gaps from that evening. those ramirez listed in her case to the incident have all flat flatly denied her charge including her own best friends. not a single person corroborate her story, not one. moments ago we learned there is another accuser making an anonymous hearsay claim about an incident that took place between kavanaugh and a woman in 1998 and this anonymous nbc news report is obvi...

Words" and ramirez even acknowledged that she had significant memory gaps from that evening. those ramirez listed in her case to the incident have all flatly denied her charge including her own best friends. not a single person corroborate her story, not one. moments ago, we learned there is another accuser making an anonymous hearsay claim about an incident that took place between kavanaugh and a woman in 1998 and this anonymous nbc news report is obviously a report that i doubt nbc news would ...

Michael avenatti. and is one declaration she said she was drugged and gain great at a party brett kavanaugh attended in 1982. she did not explicitly accuse brett cavanagh but witnessed him participating in other gain grapes. she also says she told two people about it but they have not corroborated her claims. this follows an allegation by deborah ramirez who claims brett kavanaugh exposed himself in a dorm room party and forced her to touch his penis. she was hesitant to speak up because of her ...

Kavanaugh exposed himself at a drunken college party. and get this, ramirez herself isnt even totally sure that kavanaugh was a perpetrator. she said she became "quickly inebriated" at the party. she told the new yorker, she was a "foggy and slurring her words." she even acknowledges she has significant memory gaps from that evening. "the new york times" -- even asking if she remembered the incident. and, with confidence, if the incident ever occurred we would have seen or heard about it, and we...

That she wanted to come forth and testify. and do what she had to do to get her -- >> theres no question about that. you cant take anything away from it. >> so -- remember, shes been -- >> rushed and what -- >> shes been thinking about this for a long time it sounds like. >> this is what -- >> she didnt tell anybody for 30 years, she has been theiring about this for a long time, judge kavanaugh had less than 24 hours from the time he learned her name -- >> they are completely different situation...

Everyone from judge kavanaugh to the senate judiciary committee. they made good on the promise made on tv that she wanted to come forward and testify -- >> but the opportunity to speak is an important one. theres no question ability that. you cant take anything away from it -- whether its rushed and the process matters also. >> she didnt tell anybody for 30 years but she has been thinking about this for a long time. judge kavanaugh had less than 24 hours from the time he learned her name -- >> t...

Waits until closer to the end of a statute of limitations to bring charges because this case was investigated sometime ago. they elected no the to prosecute for whatever reason. how does a case evolve over time? how does it prejudice or help the prosecutions case when witnesses or evidence become somewhat stale but not too stale so as to be in violation of the statute of limitations? and how does a defendant like cosby defend themselves martial witnesses and evidence in his defense a decade late...

Suicide, lets listen to this. >> was it guilt, remorse? >> that was certainly an element. guilt, remorse, just ive completely f up my life and i think ill be doing everyone a favor. >> does she seem remorseful to you, genuinely so? >> no, she didnt. i think thats the impression i came away with was she was very careful with the kind of words she chose. she rarely said anything about travis alexanders family and i found that a little unsettling considering this is man she murdered, butchered, sli...

And she demuired on that answer and didnt want to answer it. the other part about it is, she was on the stand for 18 days. 18 days where shes recounting this incident over and over and over again and she said she cant remember, she had memory gaps and at other times she was full of details about exactly how it went down. so again, a little bit difficult to know what to believe when it comes to jodi arias. >> can i just ask you, we were talking during a commercial break. can you share with the vi...

Deserved to die. i dont recall -- i do have memory gaps and i wish that i could take back everything that happened. i never believed that he deserved to die. i flashed and i reacted and here i am and a lot of people have been hurt in the process and if i could take that back, i would do that in a second. >> okay. given all the discussion about what happened and the pictures, the photographs, everything that was introduced in evidence in the courtroom, do you think she really doesnt remember it? ...