Michael/ Lauren civil trial update February 9

NO! He has actual, impressive talent!

I have stick figures.

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I referenced that particular recording because it contained talk about the “plan” (if I remember correctly.)

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This one time, Mr. VHM and I took a trip to the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, and had Bloody Mary’s that involved glasses with Old Bay seasoning around the rim, and garnishes that involved chilled shrimp and teensy tinsy crab cakes, as well as olives.

It was ridiculous and decadent!

I bet those drinks would have been even better with Clamato juice.

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Ohhhh…maybe! I only remember that’s the one where RG is laughing about where the recorders are, which is pretty problematic for the whole, it was only the one in my locker story she tries to sell at the criminal trial.

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Since it was admitted in the criminal trial, would that mean that it will automatically be fair game in the civil action?

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GAS is going to have to try to get it excluded. May The Force be with him.

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@LexInVA - I’m sorry that stupid site is giving you grief again.

My observation over several years on the forums, is that you are steadfastly “anti-creep.” Especially when it comes to the child abuse apologists.

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It seemed as if, in the filing that mentioned “parties not named” (or whatever it was, I can’t remember) that they were trying to exclude RG’s role(s).

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Well, they have to try something.

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I suppose the Defense has enough, even without him.

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I wonder if they record every conversation with every lawyer, or just ED that one time?

It seems pretty nervy to illegally record lawyers, of all people. But maybe they just record everybody all the time.

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I think the meeting with ED will come into play with MBs counterclaim regarding the illegal wiretapping.

But not because RG recorded it. Although that was a strange and poor choice, and attorneys representing the Ks should take note of it.

The thing is, RG sat in on the meeting where ED did apparently advise LK and JK (I think he was also at that meeting) about NJ law with respect to wiretapping.

RG was NOT EDs client. So that was a serious error on everyone’s part, because the discussions that occurred during that meeting are no longer covered by privilege.

Sooooo… a few thoughts.

  1. Did LK and JK speak to ED about the multiple locations around the farm where they placed audio recording devices and cameras?

  2. Did LK and JK speak to ED about when those devices were placed?

  3. Do LKs statements in the meeting differ from what she testified to at the criminal trial, do they differ from answers she gave to interrogatories, and do they differ from what she (eventually) will say in a deposition?

I would imagine that when Deininger and Bilinkas depose RG, they will ask him LOTS of questions about what was discussed during that meeting.

The key thing I wonder… will Deininger and Bilinkas depose ED? I bet they will.

Anyway… this is just my take on the current relevance of the meeting with ED on Aug 6 at this point, and the fact that RG was part of that meeting, and recorded it.

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I think they are trying to include RG’s role. Lk can say RGs is more responsible for setting the recorders, so it reduces her chances of being found responsible.

I may be wrong, but I don’t think he has to be a party to the case to be apportioned blame. That could reduce her exposure to the wiretapping claim.

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I foresee many “I don’t remember” responses.

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It was surely stupid—loss of client/attorney privilege among other things—but I don’t think it is illegal in NJ.

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This was what she was grumping about on the SS thread that one time…

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Precisely.

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Was RG an active participant in the conversation? If not, isn’t the same as some rando recording a client and their attorney in a private office?

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