Jeezo I have been in meetings all day so only been able to catch up now.
I have to say if all the tribunals, this has been the most difficult watch/listen.
I didn't see SP in person, but I saw most of DUs evidence. At the beginning, I questioned the tactic of focusing so much on him. He is a clever fucker, and despite what we think of him, I think he handled himself incredibly well in the face of NCs questioning. At the start, I was worried that his evident intellect and answer for everything would be a challenge and was wondering why NC kept him on the stand for so long, sometimes seeming to go over the same ground with no clear conclusions.
But then, the more he spoke, the more he refused even the slightest concession that maybe his self perceived identity isn't the centre of the universe, his dogged attempts to compel language, his total lack of empathy and determination to ruin SP by any means was laid bare. The pattern of his behaviour and the impact on the women he works with, and the women he treats, could only be revealed by sustained repeated forensic questioning.
It is deeply ironic that perhaps if he had more female conditioning, to appease and please and accommodate he would have made a more sympathetic character. But he is a narcissistic man. And he wants domination and total capitulation and failing that to get rid of SP by fair means or foul.
This one will take a while to process.