Phil Holloway

Well, we discussed this on a little podcast called MK True Crime the other day.

And one thing that I didn't hear you say that I read in our materials was that the guy, the alleged victim, underwent a rape screening scenario.

Now, that doesn't mean he's telling the truth, but I always look for that.

Did he really succumb to

to greater scrutiny to his allegations, or did he run to the nearest billboard and find an attorney for a money grab?

This could be that.

But I like that he is cooperating with law enforcement.

I like that there are other witnesses that are involved that could corroborate his statement.

And also, candidly, does not seem like an allegation that's inconsistent with what we learned about what his M.O.

is.

You know, anything goes with him.

Because it didn't involve Lube?

Come on.

Why are you shaking your butt now, Mark?

Because I'm surprised that everybody is conceding, especially two sharp defense lawyers here, that that testimony would come out in this case.

I didn't concede that.

I got it.

Well, I'm asking whether it would, whether it would come in.

Not in a million, not without me yelling at the judge.

You can't plausibly analogize the fact that the man was convicted solely, this is all he was convicted of, you know, transporting evidence.