Robjustrob
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In Aug of 07 my wife filed for divorce. To bolster her complaint, she waited till I had gone to NY for the week and then constructed a phony crime scene at the marital residence with the aid of her parents. They planted marijuana and paraphenalia, dumped my legal prescription drugs into dirty little baggies to construe my abuse thereof and placed little cameras in the bedrooms and bathrooms to make it look as though I had been covertly photographing her and my then 7 year old daughter "in their most private moments" as it was stated in her complaint. My wife's father sequestered my daughter in a nearby hotel for two days so she could not be witness to the fraud. She told me herself about how "PaPa took me to a hotel to stay when you were gone..."
They called in the police to investigate this shocking evidence of what a monster I must truly be. Then she filed for the divorce.
I was never actually charged with any crimes associated with all the phony evidence that was photographed and collected. The cameras found were not even connected to any sort of recording or storage device. The karaoke-sized microphone they had planted under my daughter's mattress was not connected to any sort of recorder. They were all desperate little props to foist a huge lie on the court. But apparently, the court bought the story. My wife's attorney held up a plastic baggie with my legally obtained prescription steroids and denounced me as a steroid abuser. My attorney at the time, was holding my prescription documentation in her hands but never raised an objection. They passed photographs around the court of the "evidence" but they did not present the physical evidence itself. My attorney never asked to see the "smoking gun" or to have the silly photographs of the cameras acually documented and placed in evidence. That "evidence" altogether disappeared after the hearing the same month she filed. Yet the judge wrote in his summary that it was more likely I had placed the dirty little cameras in the house, indicating he figured me to be some sort of child pornographer. That much is a matter of record now. And it is so untrue.
The divorce has been going on for over two years now. There has been no trial or hearing at all since Aug of 07. I came to realize that the statute of limitations on fraud in NC is three years. So, it would seem to me that my ex-wife's attorney is running out the clock on that so I cannot bring up the fraudulent nature of her entire original complaint. If I could get it before the judge before three years is up, then the court might see who the nutjob really is.
Can I have a separate case of fraud brought before the district attorney? Can this be investigated apart from the divorce because the whole thing is a huge lie, they used it to defame me in court, the judge has entered an opinion that I am guilty of at least one of the allegations on my wife's laundry list of falsehoods and to have my father-in-law aiding and abetting by taking my daughter to a hotel so she wouldn't see what they were up to... it's all so very wrong. This has got to be investigated before time runs out.
Any thoughts?
They called in the police to investigate this shocking evidence of what a monster I must truly be. Then she filed for the divorce.
I was never actually charged with any crimes associated with all the phony evidence that was photographed and collected. The cameras found were not even connected to any sort of recording or storage device. The karaoke-sized microphone they had planted under my daughter's mattress was not connected to any sort of recorder. They were all desperate little props to foist a huge lie on the court. But apparently, the court bought the story. My wife's attorney held up a plastic baggie with my legally obtained prescription steroids and denounced me as a steroid abuser. My attorney at the time, was holding my prescription documentation in her hands but never raised an objection. They passed photographs around the court of the "evidence" but they did not present the physical evidence itself. My attorney never asked to see the "smoking gun" or to have the silly photographs of the cameras acually documented and placed in evidence. That "evidence" altogether disappeared after the hearing the same month she filed. Yet the judge wrote in his summary that it was more likely I had placed the dirty little cameras in the house, indicating he figured me to be some sort of child pornographer. That much is a matter of record now. And it is so untrue.
The divorce has been going on for over two years now. There has been no trial or hearing at all since Aug of 07. I came to realize that the statute of limitations on fraud in NC is three years. So, it would seem to me that my ex-wife's attorney is running out the clock on that so I cannot bring up the fraudulent nature of her entire original complaint. If I could get it before the judge before three years is up, then the court might see who the nutjob really is.
Can I have a separate case of fraud brought before the district attorney? Can this be investigated apart from the divorce because the whole thing is a huge lie, they used it to defame me in court, the judge has entered an opinion that I am guilty of at least one of the allegations on my wife's laundry list of falsehoods and to have my father-in-law aiding and abetting by taking my daughter to a hotel so she wouldn't see what they were up to... it's all so very wrong. This has got to be investigated before time runs out.
Any thoughts?
