Sweetiemom
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I'm still waiting for Cindy Anthony to be charged with perjury! :banghead:
Dontcha' know-the Anthonys always win? Just ask Cindy.:tantrum:
I'm still waiting for Cindy Anthony to be charged with perjury! :banghead:
Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - Bankrupt Casey Anthony interviewed by KPHO CBS in Phoenix #2
This is such an obvious con, imo. I still don't understand why no issue was ever raised... It wasn't until jbaez filed his proof of claim for fca's bankruptcy that the retainer fee of half a million dollars suddenly made an appearance. Like you could just let half a mill slip your mind. And I totally agree with you ZsaZsa, she needed that fictitious $500,000 to ensure the bankruptcy. That's exactly why the retainer showed up when it did... She's a con... And regardless of whether the trustee just wanted to take his $25,000 and move on, he should've, at the very least, made an inquiry! Someone needs to stop making everything so easy for fca... It seems like it's just easier to pacify her than hold her accountable. I get it, she's a parasite and zaps your brain, but I still think it's the right thing to do, and would really appreciate it if someone would finally think of Caylee first. I guess this whole issue will just have to be chalked up to another successful lie, under oath, for team oca...
Below is that interview with Mason from September '2011... He says she owes them nothing... And he's speaking for all of them. Both the question and the answer reference the entire defense team...
http://www.orlandomagazine.com/Orlando-Magazine/September-2011/Wag-of-the-Finger/
OM: How much does she owe her defense team?
CM: She doesnt owe us anything. Get the record straight. The value of the lawyer time on an hourly rate is over $2 million. We were paid nothing. At the beginning, there was a $200,000 payment. Mr. Baez got about $60,000, the rest went to other members of the team and expenses at that time. My hourly accounting alone was somewhere in excess of $600,000.
All jmo.
Baez filed a "CLAIM" [links below] - and the Trustee never asked for more supporting documentation
CLAIM SEVEN
Jose Baez
c/o The Baez Law Firm
522 Simpson Rd.
Kissimmee, FL 34744-4458
Payment to:
Baez Law Firm - Miami Office
2020 Ponce De Leon Blvd Suite 1101
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Amount claimed: $ 397, 431.78
Basis for Claim - "Legal services performed"
under 11 U.S.C. 507(a) ( )
Retainer Amount = $ 500,000.00
Payments made from Dec 2008 - Sept 23, 2011 = total $ 102,568.22
[$ 8,754.41 paid by Atty Macaluso]
Outstanding Balance = $ 397,431.78
Payment made on Sept 23, 2011 of $ 10,113.39 was payment made by third party of $ 45,500.00
Amounts subtracted from $ 45,500.00:
- $ 13,650.00 paid to Taxes
- $ 10,000.00 paid to P.I. Pat McKenna
- $ 6,736.61 paid to P.I. Jeremiah Lyons
- $ 5,000.00 paid to misc expenses - computer, personal items, etc
Original Filed Date: 06/24/2013
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIQUExQjlnbWh6eTA/edit?usp=sharing
AMENDED CLAIM
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIM05iSnRHUWdUaXM/edit?usp=sharing
ORIGINAL CLAIM
I despise them all. This "retainer agreement" made me dig out that disgusting (e)book (JB's) and search again. (Thank heavens for Dropbox..it was the one location I hadn't deleted it from!)
Here it is, verbatim (Chapter 2: location 579 of 7404, sorry don't know how that relates to page numbers in the actual book):
"After I wrote all those things down, we talked about my fee. I told her I would charge $5,000 to represent her. She informed me that she had $1,300 in the bank as a down payment and would work out a payment schedule. I agreed, figuring her parents might be able to contribute toward her defense. She signed a retainer agreement then and there.
Since I had a hearing scheduled later that day in another county, I said I'd come back to talk to her a bit later after I had a little bit more information. As I was leaving the jail, I was thinking to myself, This is a possible child-neglect case that could end up a homicide for all I know. But when I left, I really didn't give the case any higher priority than what it was - a possible child-neglect case.
I went to court in Osceola County that afternoon, came back to my office around three, and handed the retainer agreement to Myrna Kercado, my secretary."
So, my question is, how did a $5000 retainer agreement turn into a $500000 retainer agreement? I smell a rat...yet again.
Of course, there could be a new dummy original that FCA was more than happy to sign after the fact.
I despise them all. This "retainer agreement" made me dig out that disgusting (e)book (JB's) and search again. (Thank heavens for Dropbox..it was the one location I hadn't deleted it from!)
Here it is, verbatim (Chapter 2: location 579 of 7404, sorry don't know how that relates to page numbers in the actual book):
"After I wrote all those things down, we talked about my fee. I told her I would charge $5,000 to represent her. She informed me that she had $1,300 in the bank as a down payment and would work out a payment schedule. I agreed, figuring her parents might be able to contribute toward her defense. She signed a retainer agreement then and there.
Since I had a hearing scheduled later that day in another county, I said I'd come back to talk to her a bit later after I had a little bit more information. As I was leaving the jail, I was thinking to myself, This is a possible child-neglect case that could end up a homicide for all I know. But when I left, I really didn't give the case any higher priority than what it was - a possible child-neglect case.
I went to court in Osceola County that afternoon, came back to my office around three, and handed the retainer agreement to Myrna Kercado, my secretary."
So, my question is, how did a $5000 retainer agreement turn into a $500000 retainer agreement? I smell a rat...yet again.
I'm still waiting for Cindy Anthony to be charged with perjury! :banghead:
Is she living in Phoenix now?A few minutes ago this was posted on Twitter by Adam Longo, a CBS reporter:
Adam Longo ‏@adamlongoCBS5
BREAKING NOW: Casey Anthony breaks silence. Talks on the record with CBS 5. Story to post shortly. #caseyanthony #cbs5 @kpho
CBS 5 News ‏@KPHO
BREAKING: Casey Anthony talks to #CBS5 State civil cases against her on hold, shifting to Federal Court in Tampa. More to come
Updates will appear here:
http://twitter.com/adamlongoCBS5
http://twitter.com/KPHO
KPHO has a news story online:
Casey Anthony declares bankruptcy; talks exclusively to CBS 5
"This is the next step towards closure for me," said Anthony in a phone conversation Friday evening.
"These are the things holding me back," said Anthony. "This is the key for me to move forward."
http://www.kpho.com/story/20714160/casey-anthony-declares-bankruptcy-talks-exclusively-to-cbs-5
Is she living in Phoenix now?
Is she living in Phoenix now?
Isn't it amazing how Crazy selling precious Cayley's photos pretty much seals the deal on her guilt all by itself? I certainly would not be selling my daughter's pictures if she were found murdered in a bag on the side of the road. God bless you baby Cayley, you were such a precious, innocent little baby girl. I burn inside thinking of what your mama did to you and that she is still only thinking of herself. R.I.P. Cayley Angel.So while I had that piece of fiction out, I thought I'd refresh my memory about what he said about the ABC money. Ultimately, not much, but more than he declares in his "claim."
Again, verbatim:
"While she was out on bond, it also gave us the opportunity to raise some badly needed money for her defense. In exchange for giving photos of Caylee and her to a national news organization, Casey was paid $200,000, most of which was used to mount her defense. Of course, when the media found out, she was roundly criticized for it - unfairly if you ask me. Whenever a person faces a serious criminal charge and he potential for loss of freedom, that person sells whatever assets he or she possesses - their home, their car, expensive paintings, stocks and bonds - anything to mount a defense against the charges. And it's a darn good thing Casey was able to do this. Without that money, we would not have been able to hire the experts that were needed to mount a viable defense against the barrage coming at us from the police, the prosecution, and the media."
Thank you sweetiemom. I haven't looked at this thread in ages and didn't realize things were still being aired. Thanks to all of you for keeping this up to date!If you look at the date on this story, it is old news. Nothing new.
"Posted: Jan 26, 2013 4:00 PM CST
Updated: Feb 11, 2013 7:17 AM CST "
I went to a conference and heard Jeff Ashton speak a couple of weeks ago. He was a very good speaker and kept the room captive for the entire day discussing details about this case.
I asked him why the State had not charged CA with perjury. He stated that he was not involved in that decision as it was made after he retired. He furthered that he guessed everyone at the prosecutors office was ready for this case to be over. It had consumed their lives for so long and so many resources had been utilized on this case - they all just needed to walk away.