Three members of the "DC-Nine" peaceful pro-life rescuers who were prosecuted by the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ), convicted of unprecedented grave charges in 2023, and pardoned by President Donald Trump in January of this year, have attested that a supposed surveillance video used against them in court was manipulated, perhaps by an AI technology, to provide a "deep-fake" revision misconstruing their behavior as violent.

"In the first five minutes I knew that they were using fake video coverage," said rescuer Jean Marshall in an interview with LifeSiteNews. "I said, 'I don't have to watch anymore. What I am seeing did not happen.'"

Also joining Marshall for the interview were fellow rescuers Will Goodman and Paulette Harlow, along with the latter's husband, John Harlow.

With six others, the rescuers were convicted for blocking access to a scandal-plaguedlate-term abortion facility in the nation's capital, in a case criticized by pro-life leaders as an egregious example of Biden administration overreach.

In addition to this violation of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, the rescuers were also convicted for "conspiracy against rights," which left them vulnerable to incurring up to 10-year prison sentences, in a ruling that Trump referred to as "ridiculous" when signing their pardons.

"I encountered only one abortion worker as I entered the waiting area," Marshall recalled. "And I was blindsided, somebody pushed me, one person."

"I told her, 'We've come in peace, but what you're doing is assaulting us, and that's a felony,'" the rescuer said. "She disappeared into the back room."

"Yet the video showed me surrounded by abortion workers," Marshall described, saying the image of one such worker was shown throwing her in a chair, with her then rising and "supposedly doing the same to her."

Given her "training as a nonviolent rescuer" and a nurse she assured, "I would never do something like that."

"Whether it was the DOJ or the abortion center itself that manufactured this, I don't know. How can I accuse? But I just do know that it was fake. It was fake," Marshall emphasized.

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Paulette, who is Marshall's sister, assessed that "they took the video from the clinic and superimposed" it with other footage "so that it looked like everything was happening at once."

"We only had 11 rescuers and 4 or 5 (abortion center) staff (present)," she continued, but the video portrayed "about 50 people in the scene," including "one lady going toward the door, and she just disappeared."

Another oddity in the video included "people who were already in the clinic, and they went back into the wall" and "never came out," Paulette explained. "You see everything that happened that morning from around 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 (noon) all at once."