Wait. The argument here is that the whole case isn’t credible because they mixed up the names on two sets of notes? Did any of the actual facts change? Or is the garbage rag National Review clinging onto anything it can find?
If a person if pressured into a confession by showing them fake notes and threatening years in jails, is that justice.
Not saying that is necessarily what happened. That is for a judge to decide.
If he didn’t say it, then he shouldn’t admit to it. He is a well decorated grown man. He is apparently very smart. Why would he admit to something he didn’t do?