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Opinion | For the defence at the Hockey Canada trial, every inconsistency adds up 鈥 no matter how small

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Accused player Alex Formenton leaves the courthouse in London, Ont. on Friday with his lawyers Daniel Brown, left, and Hilary Dudding, right.


Rosie DiManno is a Toronto-based columnist covering sports and current affairs for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: .

What woman hasn鈥檛 fibbed about her weight? What woman hasn鈥檛 shaved off a few pounds? And what woman wants to be asked about it under oath?聽

It was but a small detail on the sixth day of cross-examination for E.M., the complainant in a fistful of sexual assault charges against five former junior hockey players. But let no pebble of inconsistency go unturned by the defence.聽

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Rosie DiManno

Rosie DiManno is a Toronto-based columnist covering sports and current affairs for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: .

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