"In addition Andy Anson has confirmed that any intelligence that he believed could be substantiated was shared with Mr Garcia in his interview and that everything else was hearsay, gossip and rumour".
This vigilante action was often based on the idea that "strange", pale-skinned, Vietnamese-looking voters unable to speak Khmer had been issued with temporary election IDs to cast ghost votes for the ruling party – a claim widely believed, but not thoroughly substantiated, by many opposition supporters.
"Had this matter proceeded to trial, we believe the facts would have substantiated that the company took this matter seriously, investigated and implemented appropriate actions," he said.
Of the CIA link in particular, Mandela's official biographer Anthony Sampson believes that "the claim cannot be substantiated".
It was instantly denied and never substantiated, but many seasoned observers believed that was because the evidence had been destroyed.
The graduate student has neither confirmed this is the case, nor had a chance to dispute the claim in court given that her motion to dismiss had to presume all the facts as he alleged them could be substantiated, whether or not she believed that to be true.
It is believed to be only the fourteenth adequately substantiated example.
It's hard to believe that only four cases have been substantiated by the Met in nine years.
In fact, it is not a stretch to believe that Congressman Chaffetz is being well substantiated by Hillary's foes to keep this fraudulent investigation going (he should release his emails to prove otherwise).
Several possibilities exist, including that the data was never analyzed, the journals elected not to publish, the authors elected not to publish the findings because they failed to substantiate the study hypothesis or believed the results contradicted the hypothesis.
