Jessica Finn

That's yeah, that is the prosecution argues that basically, you know, it takes time for kids to come forward with allegations like this and that they were intimidated by Timothy and they were intimidated by, you know, the police and the conversations with police where they denied any kind of touching like this.

So Timothy took a private lie detector test and a really unusual move while there was a warrant out for his arrest.

And as he was driving 2000 miles from upstate New York to New Mexico to finally turn himself in, which again took five full days along the way, he decided he was going to take a lie detector test about this to, I guess, help exonerate him or try and keep him out of jail.

And he was, of course, held for several days behind bars until the detention hearing.

that happened earlier this week.

But he did take a lie detector test that supposedly tells, you know, is supposed to prove that he did not molest this little boy, allegedly.