> Now, DeVarney also said in her August conversation with Blasey Ford, Blasey Ford told her a story about how when she was remodeling her home with her husband, she sort of insisted to her husband that every bedroom had to have a door that led to the outside space because otherwise she would feel trapped.
> Now, just a disturbing and noteworthy detail from what she told me, she said that in the years of knowing Blasey Ford and being friends with her, she already knew that she had a hard time being in enclosed spaces and she also did not enjoy flying for this reason because, in her words, an airplane was the ultimate closed space where you cannot get away.
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> Mitchell: When you were here in the mid — mid-Atlantic area back in August, end of July, August, how did you get here?
> Ford: Also by airplane. I come here once a year during the summer to visit my family.
> Mitchell: OK. In fact, you fly fairly frequently for your hobbies and your — you’ve had to fly for your work. Is that true?
> Ford: Correct, unfortunately.
> Mitchell: I also saw on your C.V. that you list the following interests of surf travel, and you, in parentheses” Hawaii, Costa Rica, South Pacific islands and French Polynesia.” Have you been all to those places?
> Ford: Correct.
> Mitchell: By airplane?
> Ford: Yes.
> Mitchell: And your interests also include oceanography, Hawaiian and Tahitian culture. Did you travel by air as a part of those interests?
> Ford: Correct.
Yes, of course you can be afraid of flying and still fly.
But to be so frightened to request that multiple Congressmen flys across the country to see you, when you already fly multiple times every year...
It's not impossible, just improbable, or spun. Like Renate Alumnius.