That is the question facing Utah authorities who believe they have found Alahverdian, a man once believed to be dead, hiding out in Britain under the name Arthur Knight. Knight, or at least the man who claims to be Knight, says this is all a big misunderstanding and he is absolutely not Nicholas Alahverdian.
So what is the truth? Did the police indeed find a vicious rapist hiding in Scotland after faking his own death? Or have they instead tabbed an average Scottish man as being someone he is not?
The unfolding of the story itself however is far from average. It is a narrative that includes possibly faked cancer deaths, a eulogy for a convicted sex offender at a state capitol, a COVID-19 hospitalization and accusations of cannibalism and murder.
NewsNation’s “Dan Abrams Live” explored all of the twists, turns and intricacies of this baffling and bizarre happening.
This is too f’ing weird. Now my brain hurts.
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It sounds as if nobody in Scotland actually has known him for any length of time; sounds like all of his identity there is made up of certificates and records. All of the outrageous claims about child sex rings run by prosecutors and so forth - Geez what a sh*t show. It sounds like it could all be put to rest with a few simple examination questions in a well-run court room, instead of in the papers. Because that's what this guy is doing: Using his lawyers to work the papers.
ReplyDeleteThe simple truth is covered in bullshit sometimes.
ReplyDeleteThese days....with DNA testing widely and easily available finding out who he is should be childs play. But of course it isn't.
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