“I really don’t know.

“So it is your testimony here that this
waiver mysteriously got your signature on it? 
Is that it?”

“I don’t know what else to say.  I did not sign it.”

“Ms. Kennard did you give Helena
Peabody permission to have the pictures taken?”

“Yes the pictures in the delivery room
only.  The rest of the pictures I was
unaware of, I didn’t know they were being taken or that they even existed until
I saw them at MOCA.”

“So would this be another case of you
not remembering that you have given Ms. Peabody permission?”

“No because I didn’t.”

“Convenient Ms. Kennard your memory it
seems very convenient.”

At that statement Jack jumps up
“Objection your honor was that a question?”

Judge Russell looks at Jason, “Mr.
Wanger you must refrain from making statements and either continue questioning
the witness or dismiss her.”

Jason looks at the Judge “I think I’m
done your honor.” and sits down.

Tina looks up to the judge who nods at
Tina for her to step down.  Smiling a
smile of relief Tina makes her way to her seat to sit down.

Jack stands back up the moment Tina
begins to step down.  “Your honor I would
next like to call Douglas Mason.”

Douglas Mason was Jack’s hand writing
expert.  As he approached the stand Jack
bent down to Tina and whispered “Nice job, sit back and relax now the worst is
over the rest will be fun.”

Jack proceeds to walk Douglas
through his testimony about the signature on the waiver.  Douglas was
able to state that the signature on the waiver was identical to the signature
on Tina’s release from the hospital.  He
went into diagrams of Tina’s signature. 
He pointed out that a person rarely signs their name the same way two
times in a row over a period of a year let alone on the same day.  The odds that Tina made the signature on the
waiver and the signature on the hospital release were improbable.  Douglas also
pointed out a few pressure points on the waiver release that were not typical
to Tina’s signature.  Douglas
went on to make two other points surrounding the signatures. 

“So your conclusion after taking all these
examples into consideration would be?” Jack finally asks.

“The chances that Ms. Kennard signed
the waiver in question are less than 10%.” Douglas
finally concludes.