[2014] EWHC 121 (Fam)
are relevant in this regard. An innocent person may find a false allegation inexplicable and may have difficulty in offering feasible explanations. The inability to do so could not logically prove that he was guilty of what is alleged. However, a guilty person may wrongly and unfairly discredit his accuser to protect himself and this could reasonably support the allegations.59.The evidence of the Parents and any other carers is of the utmost importance. It is essential that the Court forms a clear assessment of their credibility and reliability. They must have the fullest opportunity to take part in the hearing and the Court is likely to place considerable weight on the evidence and the impression it forms of them (see Re W and another (Non-accidental injury) [2003] FCR 346).