....Speechless...........
1 posted on
12/10/2003 4:56:24 AM PST by
windchime
To: windchime
I heard this story last night (Tuesday) on WABC Radio's Batchelor & Alexander show, when they were doing the nightly segment with John Loftus.
Loftus said that he has a duplicate original of the affidavit, which he received in a court case.
IIRC, his duplicate original is marked/stamped 'filed', as in filed with the court clerk.
To: The Invisible Hand
You posted a story on this yesterday from the Chicago Tribune. The rest of the story...
3 posted on
12/10/2003 5:00:18 AM PST by
windchime
To: windchime
Well, I expect that Al-Arian will walk, now won't he?
To: windchime
Another confirmation of the average mentality of "public" employees, particularly in the "PC" age.
Before donning my Nomex PJs let me ask anyone inclined to flame me: have you been to a public office records lately to get any kind of help or information? Motor vehicle department?
8 posted on
12/10/2003 5:20:02 AM PST by
Publius6961
(40% of Californians are as dumb as a sack of rocks.)
To: windchime
Prosecutors say that there may *may* be duplicate files, somewhere.
9 posted on
12/10/2003 5:24:03 AM PST by
JamesA
(Stand together, stand your ground and don't back down. Its ours to lose!)
To: windchime
So who did the shredding I wonder? And was it really an accident?
14 posted on
12/10/2003 6:04:56 AM PST by
mewzilla
To: windchime
The documents were shredded as part of wholesale document destruction begun in the Tampa federal courthouse clerk's office in 1998... Let's see. Let me guess. Whose Administration was in office when this neat trick happened?
Why is it I don't believe in these little "coincidences" and "regrettable errors" any more?
17 posted on
12/10/2003 8:48:30 AM PST by
Gritty
("the alternative to victory in this war is not a brokered peace, but Western suicide"-Victor Hanson)
To: windchime
Mistakenly? Were any clerks paid off to "inadvertently" do this?
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