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Originally Posted by Escapee
He made the mistake of allowing them into his house, that gave them the opportunity to fabricate evidence against him. Had they not gained evidence they couldn't have done this.
It's pretty much like when they get people signing the statement they take, they then have the ability to alter someting you have signed at a later date implying that you have admitted your are guilty.
Many people are tricked into thinking they have authority, when they are just a company trading with sharp practices that the legal system turns a blind eye to.
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Very true.
as silly as it sounds it's the same with the police. you could have 10kg of pure heroin in your boot. and unless you confess to it being yours or having any knowledge of it. you'll more than likely get away with it.
what I'm saying is. don't sign anything. your signature can and will be used against you in a court of law.