Warcok » 06 Sep 2023, 9:40 pm » wrote: ↑
The man signed an affidavit, took a polygraph test and past it with flying colors and his story has always remained consistent since 2007.
And on top of that, Obama had wrote when he was in college that he's had fantasized about having sex with men.
The *** is a ***
Actually, he didn't pass the polygraph:
Polygraph Test
A former FBI agent who administered a polygraph test to Sinclair
reported that he performed abysmally on the test, characterizing him as “one of the worst” liars he had ever encountered.
https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/us-n ... b458d.html
What Carlson seems to forget is that Sinclair failed the lie detector test back in 2008
https://www.politico.com/story/2008/06/ ... eet-011164
Colorado records list him with 13 aliases, including “Larye Vizcarra Avila” and “Mohammed Gahanan.” His story has generally been ignored by the mainstream media, because he’s been unable to substantiate his allegations.
This February, the website Whitehouse.com reportedly offered Sinclair $100,000 if he could pass a polygraph test verifying his claims. He took them up on it, and the site said in a press release that the polygraph organizers said his results “indicated deception.”
The records tell the story of an itinerant life of small-time crime and bad checks, punctuated by stretches of jail time in two states.
He was first arrested on a
larceny charge in 1981 in Denver, according to his Colorado arrest record, as filed in federal court. In 1985, he was convicted of theft and of forging a check in Florida, and sentenced to a year in jail,
according to Florida records filed in federal court.
After the Florida episode, according to the records,
he returned to Colorado, where he faced check fraud and credit card charges in 1986. Then, in 1987, he was convicted in Colorado on more serious forgery charges, and sentenced to 16 years in jail.
In prison, according to state records filed in federal court, Sinclair was disciplined 97 times for infractions including assault, threats, drug possession, intimidation, and verbal abuse, most recently in 1996.“
He has not institutionalized well,” a spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Corrections, Liz McDonough, told the Denver Post in 1996 after a month-long Sinclair hunger strike.
She said he had served time in prisons in Buena Vista, Delta, Limon and Canon City before being transferred to the state’s maximum security penitentiary in 1993.
In the summer of 1996, according to Colorado’s state court database, he began proceedings to formally change his name from LA Rye Viz. Avila to Larry Wayne Sinclair. By 1999, according to a mention in a local newspaper, he was out of jail and living in Pueblo, Colo.
The Public Citizen
investigator in Colorado stated that Sinclair’s outstanding legal troubles there appear to date from 2001, and that Sinclair’s effort to convince the judge in 2004 to dismiss those charges failed.
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s website, which pictures Sinclair under the word “Wanted,” cites felony theft and forgery charges.
Sinclair was also arrested and charged with disorderly conduct in South Carolina last September,
according to state records filed in federal court.