"Fife's KC told the court (and the press) the outcome of the investigation
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JR - the IX found that this was wrong. This could be seen as insinuation that DU posed risks, such as rape. That's what they thought.
SP - that's what they thought
JR - that's what they thought, that you were comparing DU to a dangerous predator
SP - that was not my intention
JR - but that may have been how it was heard
SP - it may have been
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JR - but DU wrote a contemp note, so DU recollection is likely better than yours, SP - i didn't make any notes because I did not expect anything to come from the convo
JR - my point was that DU recollection likely to be better than yours,
SP - it may be
11:23 AM · Feb 4, 2025"
At the point this these exchanges took place, JR & NHS Fife's may well have felt confident that the conclusions in the report were solid. But the claims made - DU's recollection was better as he took notes & the implication SP was comparing DU to the convicted rapist Bryson - have been quite robustly challenged via DU's cross examination & ED's too. The late disclosure & still missing documentation, potentially revealing more that undermines what the report's conclusions have stated. The recommendations based upon evidence that's seemingly glossed over the veracity of DU's note taking or clear recollection of what was said by SP are on shaky ground IMO.
The decision to go ahead with this is just utterly bizarre & on a vindictive level of incompetence. Someone with sense would have hit the pause button & let this slide until after the conclusion of the 2nd round of the ET. Clearly there's no one working at NHS Fife with even a smidge of sense.