Saturday, September 8, 2012
Debriefing from the other daughter and Scott
Debriefing from the other daughter and Scott
Posted on September 8, 2012 by jmdenison
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Dear Readers;
Please thank these two individuals for letting me know what was going on today. As you know, I was kicked out of the trial and I am assuming it was a SLAPP violation except for the fact, I think the trial skills of the Administrator and staff are somewhat lacking.
Gloria informed me that CF’s body language was not good. Like PS and AS, there was a lot of slouching going on and none of them looked at the hearing panel. Of course, you have to do that when you are lying. Your eyes typically and involuntarily dilate when you lie, and liars on the stand never look at the judge. But I digress.
Apparently, Dr. Patel found his way to the 11th floor of the ARDC offices (I hope he got paid $400 per hour for that, I have to talk to him about being an expert witness), and he said he got the letter from Ken and did nothing with it. What else is new? Dr. Patel heals people. He isn’t interested in their family disputes or court disputes for that matter.
None of Scott Evans (close family friend to Mary), the other daughter who was told to show up at 11 am or any witnesses for Ken were used.
The other daughter and Scott think it’s because Ken only scheduled 2 days so how it works is that if the plaintiff uses up 2 days, that means the defendant gets 0 days.
Sorry, that’s not how it works. The subpoenas served on every person should say the trial begins on day one and continues from day to day until it ends.
I do patent and trademark work and do trials in Law Division (highest dollar value) of the Cook County Circuit Court. All parties are heard. There is no, we scheduled it for 7 days and the defendant does not get to go on trial. That is impossible. The trials continue from day to day until the plaintiff rests, then the defendant typically asks for a directed finding, then the defendant puts on his case. Since I have heard from Gloria and Scott, then Atty Hyman told me it was over, I assume it is at the point where KDD asked for a directed finding, made a closing argument with respect to Plaintiff’s case, and it is over for now.
So keep on checking back.
I am going to check with Larry tomorrow for his details.
But in the meantime, the body language reports continue. Other daughter says that CF was looking down, slunched over and looked down (obvious sign of lying). She says that Dr. Patel said he did nothing with the letter from KDD other than dumping it into the file.
If LB is bringing a case against KDD for writings with “an obvious disregard for the truth” she needs to watch more cable and Dish TV. Everyone knows there is a ton of BS in the world, and no reason to get uppity about it. Officer Cammeron was not impressed, neither was anyone else. But they all keep the emails “just in case.”
Oh, and here’s something funny. While I know body language is important, and Scott knows it too and so does the other daughter, being a reporter, at one point they all got bent out of shape over this and told the witnesses they could not even glimpse into the courtroom for that! Amazing. I have heard you can’t listen to another witness’ testimony, but body language? Are they kidding?
Does this indicate a cover up too?
Just asking.
Mr. Hyman has officially informed me that “corruption” is a pejorative term and I shouldn’t use that in speech (way to go!) or I guess on this blog. So like Ken who says “frugal with the truth” for lying, I guess I have to define corruption as not adhereing to a set of ideals, laws or morals. We need a new word because the miscreants just can’t handle it.
I really need to write a whole new dictionary based upon probate. Maybe the Probate Sharks will help me with that. I see my stuff on their blog right away, and I am glad for that. Bless them and all the other probate blogs pointing out corruption or a “failure to adhere to a set of ideals, laws or morals.”
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