“There is sufficient evidence, both direct and circumstantial, upon which a jury could conclude an intent to violate the law. This evidence includes concealment of evidence, destruction of evidence and false exculpatory statements — all of which fall under the general heading of consciousness of guilt.”
Thursday, November 17, 2016
JUST IN: Gowdy Announces FULL ON REVIVAL Of Hillary Probe Now Elections Are Done, It's OVER For Her ⋆ US Herald
JUST IN: Gowdy Announces FULL ON REVIVAL Of Hillary Probe Now Elections Are Done, It's OVER For Her ⋆ US Herald:
"Gowdy also took exception to Comey’s announcement – coming just days before the election – to reaffirm that decision.
“There is sufficient evidence, both direct and circumstantial, upon which a jury could conclude an intent to violate the law. This evidence includes concealment of evidence, destruction of evidence and false exculpatory statements — all of which fall under the general heading of consciousness of guilt.”
“There is sufficient evidence, both direct and circumstantial, upon which a jury could conclude an intent to violate the law. This evidence includes concealment of evidence, destruction of evidence and false exculpatory statements — all of which fall under the general heading of consciousness of guilt.”
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