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“Excretion data regarding the m3 metabolite is extremely limited and there is no peer reviewed scientific literature firmly establishing urinary excretion patterns or interindividual variability for the m3 metabolite”.
They are evaluating all of the facts and circumstances in forming their positions.
The evidence is what is forming their positions for their statements.
But the evidence is really shakey and the only peer reviewed evidence states the opposite of what they are claiming based on just some stuff they think they're seeing on the ground.
Again. It's not about lying. It's about making a determination based on incomplete evidence and then the public wondering what their motivation was for making the determination in this direction rather than the other (which, in many ways, would have been more easily justified, regardless of whether Jones is innocent or guilty.)