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''Double hearsay'' is saying something like "Frida told me that Sally said she was in the park at noon on Saturday." In other words, double hearsay is stating as a fact what someone told someone else. | ''Double hearsay'' is saying something like "Frida told me that Sally said she was in the park at noon on Saturday." In other words, double hearsay is stating as a fact what someone told someone else. | ||
''Anonymous hearsay'' is saying what someone told you but without identifying the person who told you, like "Someone told me that Sally was in the park at noon on Saturday, | ''Anonymous hearsay'' is saying what someone told you but without identifying the person who told you, like "Someone told me that Sally was in the park at noon on Saturday", or "I have been advised that Sally was in the park at noon on Saturday, but I cannot identify the person who told me that she was in the park". | ||
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