Craig Hendry, who?, that guy in Indiana with a criminal history a mile long who used to look like David Koresh until he cut his hair and now looks like your Grandpa’s social studies teacher from 1987, won the GoFundMe title for Saturday. I can’t explain it either.
YouTuber Tella Cline shared on Saturday an extensive look into auditor and YouTuber Glenn Cerio’s eight pending small claims court cases against Mukilteo and Everett, Washington, Police officers, an Everett crime scene analyst and Cline herself set for hearings in August and September.
If I’m subjecting you to Corey Feldman song lyrics, you know something is bothering me or I’m just failing at life at the moment.
On this day in history, Jose “Chille” DeCastro expressed his desire for harm to come to police and called for tensions between the public and police to escalate to full-scale war on the police, before quickly backtracking his comments.
ReallyCoolMusic is watching the wheels with Hannah Robinson!
Bad week for DeleteLawZ! He screws up and refuses to participate in hearing in his own lawsuit against Blue Bacon! Judge punts court dates and orders his lawyer to get his act together! Long Island Audits is also having a bad week! His attempts to revive a dead case in Illinois failed, his lawyer quit, and he’s putting all his hopes and dreams into a backdated appeal of the verdict in the case! Scare for Carolina in Fort Worth! Short retrial hearing becomes two-hour ordeal as new Judge hammers her attempts for a retrial in case that saw national news coverage! Plus: DeleteLawZ’s “Constitutional Law Scholar” game is now “Constitution Headquarters,” what the what? Was “Project Constitution” taken? All this and more on this edition of Auditing Insanity!
In a case where the defense has complained about Jose “Chille” DeCastro doing everything possible to delay or obstruct proceedings even after sanctions and warnings by the Judge, DeCastro made the unusual choice not to file an opposition motion required for Friday’s sanctions hearing, delaying the case yet again.
Friday was another day at the Tarrant County, Texas, courthouse for Carolyn “Carolina in Fort Worth” Rodriguez as she was unsuccessful in her attempt to get a retrial for her conviction for interference in police duties in a case that drew national attention last summer.
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