The Carly P Reilly Show
SBF Cross Examined: Prosecution Brings Receipts - SBF on Trial Day 15
Oct 31, 2023
Sam, a man who does not recall a single moment of his life between 2021 and 2023, struggled during cross-examination in the courtroom. The prosecution couldn't get him to admit anything due to his lack of memory. The podcast discusses Sam's performance, impressions of his testimony, OpenSea Studio, and reflections on his demeanor and the prosecution's evidence.
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Quick takeaways
- Sam's evasive and vague responses during cross-examination created a perception of arrogance and guilt.
- Sam's semantic arguments and focus on technicalities did not overshadow evidence of misrepresentation and contradicting public statements.
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Sam's evasiveness and refusal to answer straightforwardly
During the cross-examination, Sam displayed a pattern of evasiveness and refusal to answer questions straightforwardly. Even when asked benign questions, he would either claim not to remember or provide vague responses. This behavior was evident when discussing topics such as safeguarding customer assets and making public statements. He appeared semantic and pedantic in his responses, often avoiding direct admission. This strategy seemed to backfire, leading to a perception of arrogance and guilt in the eyes of the jury.
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