MB CIVIL SUIT UPDATE #10 K’s Request to Adjourn (delay) DENIED 11/01/22

[eggbutt]

Such a fine, upstanding citizen, ex-Marine. I wonder who attacked whom first 8/7? A pacifist horse trainer or a man with a history of being thug?

As far as why he was not held accountable, ask his Guardian.

[cheval_convert]

You are more than welcome! It’s nice to actually be able to comment on something that I am somewhat well-versed in.

[eggbutt]

Sept 2001 and May 1997, right? One of the 1997 charges was Terrorist Threats! Yowzer! Yeah, the US Marine Corp doesn’t need men like him.

[BatCoach]

I feel like it was a screen shot of a FB post that someone shared here… there are so many threads its hard to recall.

[LexInVA]

@eggbutt

Sept 2001 and May 1997, right? Yeah, the US Marine Corp didn’t need men like him.

I also confirmed that he has service disqualifying charges going back to 1995.

[eggbutt]

Yep! He has a very hefty record.

[Angela_Freda]

@LexInVA

Sufficed to say, Robert Guy Goodwin got no real punishment for either of those incidents. Any thoughts?

Why no punishment?

[FitzE]

No worries! I hope your dog is well and it’s totally an explanation for overreacting. It’s a very emotional time when our beloved animals are not doing well. We’ve all been there. Sending all the good thoughts and jingles your way and wishing her a full recovery and both of you many more happy years together.

[erinmeri]

@erinmeri

I have a family member who was a senior exec at Jefferies for decades. I’ll have to ask if they know him and what role he had there.

Sadly… They do not remember him (or anyone else with the same name). He was almost certainly not in house counsel (family member knew all of those folks). As a lawyer, he could have been in compliance… otherwise he likely did not use his JD in his role at that company. (Which meshes with what IM asserted here). He was not a senior exec, it’s safe to say.

ETA: yes am replying to myself. And one small edit made.

[LexInVA]

@Angela_Freda

@LexInVA

Sufficed to say, Robert Guy Goodwin got no real punishment for either of those incidents. Any thoughts?

Why no punishment?

I wish I had an answer for you. He plea-bargained on the robbery, to far lesser charges and got a slap on the wrist, with a small fine. The other one, I don’t know exactly what happened.

[CurrentlyHorseless]

@DownYonder

@CurrentlyHorseless

Crowdsourcing funds? Like on GoFundMe? Who does that?

It could be that some folks are too obtuse to understand the difference between the two scenarios.

Oh I understand perfectly the difference between the two scenarios.

[MHM]

I’m no legal expert, but I always thought that attacking a police officer was, you know, generally taken pretty seriously. As in, a lot of people end up dead for doing that.

[LexInVA]

@MHM

I’m no legal expert, but I always thought that attacking a police officer was, you know, generally taken pretty seriously. As in, a lot of people end up dead for doing that.

With a weapon, yes. That’s very serious and treated as such. RG was unarmed and unsuccessfully/hilariously tried to brawl with two officers, who quickly used pepper spray to get him compliant and in restraints. What he did is simply considered “normal stupidity” in that locality and his records indicate he has some sort of “blessed protection” as far as the prosecution of his various offenses go, so it’s not surprising that he got off easy that time.

[MHM]

@LexInVA

his records indicate he has some sort of “blessed protection” as far as the prosecution of his various offenses go, so it’s not surprising that he got off easy that time.

[OntheFnce]

@Jenerationx

@hut-ho78

Self defense is not a constitutional right. The constitutional right is “A well regulated militia being necessary for the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.”

It is Supreme Court precedent. Beard vs. United States 1895 and has been upheld several times since.

What HH doesn’t understand is that states have constitutions and some states do have constitutional rights to shoot someone if they feel threatened; ie Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law. If someone shoots to kill, when they go trial the laws of the state will be applied and/or case law.
Dumbed down explanation.

[Jenerationx]

Exactly…I’m not going to go searching all 50 states, but even in a “duty to retreat” state, if you are unable to retreat because you are cornered, restrained, or being injured, you can use whatever force is necessary at that point, including deadly force.

[anon6923113]

@erinmeri

Sadly… They do not remember him (or anyone else with the same name). He was almost certainly not in house counsel (family member knew all of those folks). As a lawyer, he could have been in compliance… otherwise he likely did not use his JD in his role at that company. (Which meshes with what IM asserted here). He was not a senior exec, it’s safe to say.

Hmmm. Well, he could have gone to work for EF Hutton after graduation from law school, and simply developed business experience that was not directly related to practicing law, and then continued on that professional path, and took jobs with other Wall Street employers after Hutton’s publicized issues at the end of the 80’s, beginning of the 90’s. Frankly, this has always been my assumption about him.

You weren’t wrong in saying that some traders make a TON of money. But… if he was one of those sorts pfnn BN people, I think there would be more public information out there about his professional history. And I think LK would have talked (bragged) about it, and mentioned the name of the firm he worked for. She never has said anything though, that I can recollect. So I have doubts that he was an exceptionally successful or brilliant professional on Wall Street.

[Knights_Mom]

@eggbutt

@Knights_Mom

This is hilarious considering LKs deep deep dig into COTH history to find @eggbutts post from many years ago to find her identity.

So true! Anyone here thinking LK is not a master of “research” is a fool.

These folks on their high horses who criticize others for researching, investigating, paying attention and possibly paying their own money for investigative reports on anyone they so choose seem to ignore the cyberstalking their heroine does.

The two primary antagonists on this forum might consider taking their manic defense of LK, the meaning of the verdict, their pseudo-facts about the events of 8/7, etc might have better luck on other chats, such as YT and the 48 Hours Twitter, persuading others to come to their side of logic.

To threaten people in private messages and not expect them to take defensive action as a precautionary measure is a bit naive, don’t you think?

[hut-ho78]

@OntheFnce

@Jenerationx

@hut-ho78

Self defense is not a constitutional right. The constitutional right is “A well regulated militia being necessary for the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.”

It is Supreme Court precedent. Beard vs. United States 1895 and has been upheld several times since.

What HH doesn’t understand is that states have constitutions and some states do have constitutional rights to shoot someone if they feel threatened; ie Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law. If someone shoots to kill, when they go trial the laws of the state will be applied and/or case law.
Dumbed down explanation.

You are correct. I wasn’t thinking of state’s constitutions. I also wasn’t thinking about Heller and the other recent one. I also wasn’t thinking about natural rights or common law.

Thanks to Knight’s_Mom and others, including you, I stand corrected.

[Knights_Mom]

@LexInVA

Mentally speaking, is anyone hungry? If so, I have some food for thought that I would be happy to share with you, about the antics of one Robert Guy Goodwin, in the quaint little hamlet of Livingston, NJ…

In the year 1997, on the 28th day of May, Robert Guy Goodwin broke into the home of an ex-girlfriend, to burglarize her home. While inside her home and in the process of his burglarizing, she returned to her home, whereupon she discovered Robert Guy Goodwin in the act of burglarizing her home. Upon discovering that he had been discovered by his former girlfriend, Robert Guy Goodwin proceeded to attack his former girlfriend, who fought him off and escaped the home, to summon the Police. Robert Guy Goodwin, being an intellectual powerhouse that defies both description and logic, did not flee the area and instead toddled over to the woods, across from the house, believing that he would not be caught and could soon return to his former girlfriend’s home to resume his burglarizing. A short time later, two nice Police officers arrived and located Robert Guy Goodwin in his special hiding place in the woods. Upon being discovered, Robert Guy Goodwin threw a temper-tantrum and attacked the nice Police officers, which made them subdue him with force and he was taken by them to the nearest Police station.

In the early darkness of Monday, January 29th, 2001, Robert Guy Goodwin and a friend were driving around Livingston, up to no good. Robert Guy Goodwin and his friend were physically stalking and pursuing a 16-year old girl, who was with her boyfriend at the time, driving home from a late-night convenience store run, where they had apparently encountered Robert Guy Goodwin and his friend and they had “shown interest” in the 16-year old girl, which was rebuffed by the girl and her boyfriend. Feeling upset and enraged by her refusal and dismissal, Robert Guy Goodwin and his friend proceeded to follow the couple to the girl’s home, in their vehicle. Eventually, the boyfriend noticed that Robert Guy Goodwin and his friend were following them, turn-for-turn, and exited the vehicle, telling his girlfriend to drive up the street, away from the two pursuers, while he delayed them there. The 16-year old girl drove up the street and called the Police as Robert Guy Goodwin and his friend exited their vehicle and began to attack the girl’s boyfriend, two against one. A short time later, some nice Police officers arrived and took all three of them into custody, taking Robert Guy Goodwin and the girl’s boyfriend to the nearest Hospital, to have their various injuries treated by some nice medical professionals. After their boo-boos were taken care of, both of them were taken to the Police station, where Robert Guy Goodwin threw a temper-tantrum and destroyed a desk.

Sufficed to say, Robert Guy Goodwin got no real punishment for either of those incidents. Any thoughts?

Not one bit surprised. But then again, I was threatened. I don’t take threats lightly. So I discovered things for awhile now.

#thuglife