Just when it looked like we were making progress, and we got permission to go forward with the lawsuit, Heidi Diaz aka Kimmer filed for bankruptcy. This particular act put a hold on our case, and pretty much put things at a dead stop. A thread that was buzzing daily with updates and activity all but fell off the web. The ghosts in the morgue were louder than the Fascination at LCF.

This was not the first time Ms. Diaz has filed for bankruptcy, and I have a feeling it won’t be the last. The only difference this time was her inability to stake her claim. It will be another 6 months before she can try the claim again.

The reason behind the choice to dismiss this particular filing is unclear at this time, but one could speculate that Kimmer was not ready to really reveal the truth behind all her assets. It could also be speculated that this is not be the first time Kimmer tried hiding her assets. Of course, I come to this idea from the past attempts for Heidi Diaz to hide her true identity.

I will be anxious to see the schedule of up and coming events. I would like to ask the Riverside Court house in California to please install the Red Bat Phone, and call John Tiedt with any cancellations or openings so we can just get back to business.

A special thank you to John Tiedt and Scott Clarkson for their persistence and dedication to justice.

        

All seven of our motions to quash were granted today. Heidi lost. Heidi’s new attorney showed up today and tried to get the court to continue the matter but the judge emphatically denied that request. The court decided to hear all 7 since Mr. Peabody showed up.

The frivilous SLAPP suit has been dropped on what I currently understand is the lack of jurisdiction. I myself live far from Corona and would have been greatly inconvenienced to drop everything and go – so I would like to thank the Seven Lucky Ducks who were able to provide John Tiedt with the necessary means to bring this silly suit to an end quickly.

And thank you John! Now we can spend our precious time on more serious matters like our Class Action Lawsuit.