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2.         Dean’s 1991 or 1992 Account of the Call to Agent Cain Recounted in James Rosen’s 2008 book on John Mitchell, The Strong Man [b2]

 

Few or no readers of Section B.1 and the documents it references will doubt for a moment that Dean in fact called Agent Cain or that Independent Counsel attorneys knew she had called Cain at each point at which they maintained that Dean’s testimony was false.  My affidavit in the case, if true, would alone seem to make it virtually impossible (albeit not logically impossible) that Dean had fabricated her testimony about the call.  But rather than the affidavit, it is the evasiveness of the responses of the Independent Counsel attorneys to the statements in Dean’s and my affidavits concerning Cain’s telling Dean where the check showing the Arama payment to Mitchell was maintained in April 1989 that will leave few or no readers unconvinced on this matter.  It nevertheless warrants note that, according to the recently published book on John N. Mitchell, The Strong Man, sometime in late 1991 or early 1992, Dean apparently also told its author, John Rosen, about the call to Cain.  Again, however, irrespective of the Rosen book, few or no readers will doubt that Dean made the call or that Independent Counsel attorneys knew that she made the call.