False statements that damage a person's reputation can lead to civil liability (and even to criminal punishment), especially when the speaker
deliberately lied or said things he knew were likely false.
I'll make it easy for you. Although I've already made it pretty clear: Does anyone from ATS know this person? Has he posted lies before? To be clear:
that would convince me. Although 'feeling convinced' is subjective and personal. I'd be convinced if he posted lies before, but someone else might
not. and that is his (or her) full right.
BTW: what with Dolores Cahill's statement? Am I wrong when I say she seems "bloody serious". Does she seems bloody serious to you?