Re: the police was dispatched to ... the wrong house

Rojas was never sued by anything he said on this newsgroup, it'd be very
difficult if not impossible to sue or you'd have been nailed ages ago

And what law school did you graduate from? I missed that bit of information.
And what is your member number from the Bar and from which state? This is
just more anal speech from you! Again you are proving that you are too
stupid to either know the truth or tell the truth. How about a little
research please? Since you won't accept anything I post then simply ask Jim
instead of continually posting without knowing. Why don't you send an email
to Jim and ask him how many of things I posted right here, yes ME, have
already been in front of the judge in his case, again that came straight
from this NG? Ask him how many of his posts are before the judge too in his
case while you're at it. Did you ever think to wonder what might have
happened to change Jim's mind about posting here relative to his case? If
you won't believe Jim, then ask the court (that will cost you some coin for
records), or look it up on relevant legal search services. Or ask Brinks'
lawyers, they're probably still reading this NG for obvious reasons. You're
in Dallas, just waltz down there to Federal Court and take a look in the
records yourself.
I can't figure out if you're too stupid to be honest or just too stupid
period. What kind of fairy tale world do you live in?

"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We are all constrained by the nature of this NG on what can be
posted...

I disagree. You can post anything you like. Note, however, that
companies like Brinks and (presumably) Monitronics read what's posted
and might even use it in a lawsuit to try to silence critics and
competitors. Rojas has been learning that the hard way.

Rojas was never sued by anything he said on this newsgroup, it'd be very
difficult if not impossible to sue or you'd have been nailed ages ago

... After I provide this random information I am sure you
will be honest enough to come back here and FINALLY
tell the truth and say this really all happened...

If you're referring to Leuck, forget it. He hasn't an honest bone is
his body.

Voice of an expert




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