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- Mar 7, 2008
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Hayne plans to appeal and I don't blame him one bit for doing that. Her story stinks to high heaven. I'm not saying he hasn't done stuff wrong but I don't find her story cohesive either. She texts him that she knew he was blind drunk yet told the police he was perfectly capable of using her laptop, navigating the internet and getting YouTube and ed sheeran going. That's not blind drunk. I mean that's just one thing that seems unlikely. Other things, no doctors( how serious an injury was it? Scratches?) No report by herself, third parties doing the reporting? When she fishes for feedback he responds as you'd expect an innocent person would. Lots to investigate here.