Henry knew this was not proper
questioning, it was arguing, but he let it continue.
"Oh," Anuse would say in an annoying, baiting way, "it was not
altered since Lyle had stapled it there so it wouldn't get lost."
and "I don't understand where you have a problem with this."
After several minutes of this, he dismissed the whole complaint.
Scathingly, he said that it didn't matter since the whole document
had been written by Trenchant anyway. The document analyst had said so.
"Yes they had," Diana agreed. "Despite the fact that there
were three PRINTED words on the SmurFF. The WRITING they
identified was only on the slip of paper that Lyle had attached.
The panel was silent. Trenchant addressed them. "When I was
first charged with writing these critiques, I spoke to a few
professional document examiners. Right off, I discovered that
I could not afford to hire one to do an unbiased analysis.
However, they usually were willing to answer general questions
on the phone for a small consulting fee.
"In talking with them and reading the material they suggested to me,
I came away with some interesting information.
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