Woman brought forward by Moore campaign says she can dispute details surrounding sexual assault claim (woman says she worked at Olde Hickory House too)

[TomSea]

Woman brought forward by Moore campaign says she can dispute details surrounding sexual assault claim

ETOWAH COUNTY, Ala. - An Etowah County woman is disputing the details surrounding a sexual assault claim against Roy Moore.

On Friday, Roy Moore's campaign reached out to WHNT News 19 asking if we'd interview a woman who says she worked at the Olde Hickory House during the same time period as Beverly Young Nelson. Beverly Young Nelson says Roy Moore sexually assaulted her in 1977.

Rhonda Ledbetter says she worked as a waitress at the Olde Hickory House and questions the account Nelson provided, "I just felt like it's important to say the truth." Ledbetter, formerly known as Rhonda Kiser, is a Moore supporter. She voted for him in the Alabama U.S. Senate primary and runoff elections.

Read more at: http://whnt.com/2017/11/20/woman-brought-forward-by-moore-campaign-says-she-can-dispute-details-surrounding-sexual-assault-claim/

Unless they can provide tax records which often the state or federal govt. won't disclose, it's difficult to prove who was working at that restaurant.

[Smokin Joe]

Unless they can provide tax records which often the state or federal govt. won't disclose, it's difficult to prove who was working at that restaurant.

A taxpayer can request their own tax records from the IRS. If the allegations are true even just to the extent that her claims of working there are real, she should be able to prove it.

[Applewood]

All these chippies wailing that Moore assaulted them have proven you can hurl any accusation against anyone and people will believe you.  So why can't another person just come forward and say the accusers are lying?  Who needs evidence?