Ontario pathologist Charles Smith admitted on Tuesday that he "lost perspective" in one case he examined and made untrue statements about what a trial judge said in another case. - Smith faced tough questioning by commission counsel Linda Rothstein during his second day of testimony at the Toronto hearing tasked with examining numerous cases he worked on while in pediatric forensics at the city's Hospital for Sick Children. - In a 1992 letter, Smith alleged that Judge Patrick Dunn personally told him that a babysitter charged with the death of a toddler known only as Amber was "guilty as sin." - He also said at a preliminary inquiry in 1998 on a separate murder case in Belleville, Ont., that Dunn had stated he was hasty with the work done by Smith and others in the hospital. - But in a sworn affidavit to the inquiry last month, Dunn denied ever speaking about evidence with Smith. - Smith agreed with that statement on Tuesday,...