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Open Post Part 2: The Sussex Lawsuit

There are more than 200 responses to Open Post Part 1: The Sussex Lawsuit, which means that Google Blogger can get a little difficult to work with.

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You can read the original Sussex lawsuit at this link.

You can read Piers Morgan's response here.

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JLC said…
Saw that video too d.c. Really shocking behaviour for a royal. At a loss now lol!
RoyalT said…
The DM is now running the story about him having a go at Rhiannon.
d.c. said…
ah, and the video of Harry wincing in pain (back?) as he stepped onto the stage:

https://the-charlatan-duchess.tumblr.com/post/188086795739
punkinseed said…
@Suzanne Wilson, If I recall correctly, Diana admitted to the stair incident. I can't remember if it was in her book Diana her true story, or the Morton interview. Either way, yes, I thought the same about how that confession would hurt William and Harry as well.
punkinseed said…
@Ozmanda, oh you lucky duck! The meet Loftus in person is amazing. Glad it happened for you. She saved our clients once in a daycare lawsuit. She showed the jury that false testimony and inferred and inserted manipulations of the children's statements by counselors and hysterical misguided parents was the root cause of the bogus charges. The defendants were acquitted. She is one of my heroines.
punkinseed said…
Harry had a back injury? When?
No surprise that he's medicated pain or not going by his up and down swings in his behavior. Same goes for her. Both of them are not sober and it's showing more and more every day.

It's quite common for the partner of a Narcissist to change their behavior, which explains why Harry acts to subservient to Megs when she's with him, then his old self when away. My husband had NPD, but I didn't know it. My family told me that my whole demeanor would change, including my voice, when he was with me. I had no idea at the time.
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