Former FBI Assistant Director On Kavanaugh Allegation: None Of This Would Hold Up In Court
http://dailycaller.com/2018/09/19/former-fbi-official-swecker-kavanaugh-allegation-court/
Former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker told CNN that the accusation against Brett Kavanaugh would not hold up in court. ...
Host Brooke Baldwin asked about the facts of the case and how law enforcement could prosecute with so few details. "How would you even go about investigating something like this?" Baldwin asked, "Because clearly she remembers what she says specifically happened to her, but she doesn't remember where it happened. She doesn't remember when it happened. How do you investigate with so few details available?"
Swecker said, "There is not much there."
"There just can't be any forensic evidence. I would be shocked if they brought a garment forward that might have DNA or something like that," Swecker said, noting they could interview the alleged victim, alleged perpetrator and anyone else who might have been at the party.
"But it's all fairly thin. None of this would hold up in court," Swecker said bluntly.
The CNN host noted that Kavanaugh had already gone through six FBI background checks and asked what is in them.
"Well, these background checks are called special inquiries. They are very thorough," Swecker said, "They talk to employers. They do criminal checks. They do broader checks of public information that is out there. They interview people who have relevant information: associates, social network, people who are part of their social penumbra. These are the most thorough background checks that you can possibly do."
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