"Yes," Lyle answered, "I did write in the memo to the dean
and also testified that I gave you all of the documents used
in the handwriting analysis."
Diana held up several sheets of paper from the evidence packet
on the table. "I have found documents dated nearly twenty years ago
in this material the committee has introduced as that sent to the document
examiners. These were not in the material that you gave me.
So your assertion that I was given all of the documents is incorrect."
Henry searched quickly through his copy of the evidence
that had been sent to the document examiners as standards.
Good God, he thought. What is this creature doing?
Come on Lyle, don't let her get the best of you.
Ah, much better, Henry observed happily to himself as Lyle
started tap dancing around her question. Instead of yes or no,
he would repeat at length some of his previous testimony with
added embellishments and avoid answering.
By persistent questioning, Diana established that he had stapled
her brief note to one of the `suspect' SmurFFs before it was sent
out for analysis. But it was like pulling teeth. He kept reiterating
that it was stapled to a `suspect' evaluation, so it would not get lost.
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