Anchor: That evidence can include corroborative witnesses -- and even a layperson representing himself has the power of subpoena to require testimony.
Entailed: Self representing laypersons have the ability to use subpoenas to require testimony.
Contradiction: A layperson that represents himself does not have the power of subpoena.
Contradiction: a collection of candles is burning
Contradiction: the guy is working by the staging
Contradiction: I never heard it.
Contradiction: The churchyard has a fascinating collection of antiques, like a wine press and a grain mill, and the cruciform edifice has black-and-white fresco decorations.