 Because Jolliffe presented only circumstantial evidence that linked Drew to Dempster, Murray and Sanderson, the Commissioner found the information unconvincing, even though LeBel believed Dempster's interaction with Sanderson and Murray was inappropriate.Jolliffe's motives regarding his accusations, and his choice of words, were questioned for many years afterwards.In the late 1970s, when David Lewis was doing research for his "Memoirs", he came across archival evidence proving the charge.