Why doesnt Sally go after the audience members who started the ball rolling?
Someone above explained the reason - here is their post:
...snip... The Daily mail wont miss £150,000 anyway.
Why doesnt Sally go after the audience members who started the ball rolling?
...snip... The Daily mail wont miss £150,000 anyway.
Someone above explained the reason - here is their post:
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She loses and is publicly humiliated but the Mail is stuck with a huge legal bill perhaps?Sally Morgan V The Daily Mail.
I genuinely have no idea who I want to win.
Time for those lighting techs to come forward perhaps...
Psychic Sally would win the case and damages and would claim this proved she was a genuine psychic even though she actually uses the same cold (and possibly warm/hot) reading techniques as every other fake one. She'd be able to brush off every challenge to have her supposed power tested on the grounds it had been proved in a court of law that she wasn't a fraud. It would be an enormous boost to her career.Just wondering, but if this does go to court, would the theatre be required to make the lighting technicians take the stand?
What would happen if they were lying about it?
And it would come with the added benefit of getting bloody 'Asylum Seekers Rake in Benefits' off the front page of the Daily Fail.I can’t wait for Sally to call Princess Diana to the stand as a character witness.![]()
And it would come with the added benefit of getting bloody 'Asylum Seekers Rake in Benefits' off the front page of the Daily Fail.
I meant if the theatre was lying about the technicians, unless you were talking about them too, and if that is the case, then you're going to have to lead me through on how Sally would win the case because the people indirectly supporting her claim that she doesn't use an earpiece were lying about it.Psychic Sally would win the case and damages and would claim this proved she was a genuine psychic even though she actually uses the same cold (and possibly warm/hot) reading techniques as every other fake one. She'd be able to brush off every challenge to have her supposed power tested on the grounds it had been proved in a court of law that she wasn't a fraud. It would be an enormous boost to her career.
If she didn't actually use the specific fraudulent technique described in the article (i.e. information provided via a microphone), or even if she did but she knows it can't be proved, taking this to court is absolutely the sensible thing for her to do.
Sorry, I thought you meant what if the technicians were lying.I meant if the theatre was lying about the technicians.
Sorry, I thought you meant what if the technicians were lying.