• Two More People Come Forward to Corroborate Account of Biden Accuser

    From Ubiquitous@21:1/5 to All on Tue Apr 28 06:05:06 2020
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    Just days ago a journalist for The Intercept published a transcript from
    a 1993 episode of Larry King Live that corroborated one particular claim
    of Joe Biden accuser Tara Reade.

    In interviews, Reade had mentioned that her mother had made a phone call
    into King’s show, in which she made reference to her experience being
    sexually harassed by a Senator. “I remember it being an anonymous call
    and her saying my daughter was sexually harassed and retaliated against
    and fired, where can she go for help? I was mortified” Reade said.

    The Intercept confirmed that that call did take place, and that Reade’s
    mother said what her daughter said she said.

    The right-wing Media Research Center was able to track down and publish
    the video of the exchange from their archive before CNN was. Only CNN
    could be a day late on reporting on a story that occurred on their very network.

    https://youtu.be/aivzaeV8qxY

    While CNN did cover the new development (because they had to), they
    quickly deleted that particular Larry King Live episode off of their
    archive on “Google Play,” as if that wouldn’t just alert more people to
    the video’s existence.

    And now, there’s even more corroboration of Reade’s claims, as two
    individuals have come forward to support her allegations.

    According to Business Insider:

    Two more sources have come forward to corroborate certain
    details about Reade’s claims. One of them — a former neighbor
    of Reade’s — has told Insider for the first time, on the
    record, that Reade disclosed details about the alleged assault
    to her in the mid-1990s.

    “This happened, and I know it did because I remember talking
    about it,” Lynda LaCasse, who lived next door to Reade in the
    mid-1990s, told Insider.

    The other source, Lorraine Sanchez, who worked with Reade in
    the office of a California state senator in the mid-1990s,
    told Insider that she recalls Reade complaining at the time
    that her former boss in Washington DC had sexually harassed
    her, and that she had been fired after raising concerns.

    Business insider sought access to Biden’s senatorial papers, which are
    housed at the University of Delaware to see if they could shine any
    additional light on Reade’s claims. However, the University denid the
    request, claiming that they would be closed off to the public until two
    years after Biden retires from public life.

    What will Biden’s fellow Democrats have to say about this?

    Given their reaction thus far, probably nothing.


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