NOTICE TO JOHN P. WATIE: YOU ARE BEING SUED

[HalfPastTen]

You could look him up on wherever he lived in Florida and find out if they have him in custody or not. Any idea what he's wanted for and he's on the lam?

[formermaerac]

Getting close to the deadline! Any word from this guy or his Mommy? I'm just curious, how would you be able to collect anything from him if no one can seem to locate him?

[freeatlast]

Originally Posted by formermaerac

Getting close to the deadline! Any word from this guy or his Mommy? I'm just curious, how would you be able to collect anything from him if no one can seem to locate him?

He probably doesn't have anything to collect. However, his mother (who has a job and owns a home) can be bled dry, especially since she didn't bother to show up for court.

They can enter a judgement against him and when (if) he does reemerge then his wages and property are fair game.

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by freeatlast

He probably doesn't have anything to collect. However, his mother (who has a job and owns a home) can be bled dry, especially since she didn't bother to show up for court.

They can enter a judgement against him and when (if) he does reemerge then his wages and property are fair game.

He keeps sabotaging himself into a downward spiral. His driver's license is suspended, there's a warrant out for his arrest in Florida (and they're willing to pay for extradition), and now, within a few days, he and his mother are going to get saddled with a massive default judgement. His mother continues to let him post messages from her house (or posts them herself) and is almost certainly meeting the criminal definition of harboring a fugitive.

I'm sure he's spent quite a lot of time on the Internet researching how he might change his name or identity and try to get out from under all of this. However, it's 2008, even in Oklahoma, and the opportunities to pull that off disappeared a long time ago. I'll bet he's living a very miserable life.

Maybe once our collection efforts start to bite he'll decide it's best to return to Florida and do some time and hope I'll forget about him.

Meanwhile, his mother owns a house and has a steady paycheck and made a very serious mistake in not responding to the suit.

[HalfPastTen]

They're willing to pay for extradition? Do you know what he's wanted for? He must've committed some violent crime or committed grand theft for that to happen.

If he defaults can he also be arrested for contempt of court?

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by HalfPastTen

They're willing to pay for extradition? Do you know what he's wanted for? He must've committed some violent crime or committed grand theft for that to happen.

If he defaults can he also be arrested for contempt of court?

He's had a DUI (more than one, I think I recall) and he didn't complete his probation properly. There may be other things I'm not aware of.

The lawsuit is a civil matter, not a criminal matter. The worst that can happen is that he loses the suit and gets a judgement against him and possibly a restraining order, which I'm sure he would violate, subjecting him to arrest and prosecution.

It must suck being thirty years old, living with his mother, working under the table for cash and having to either get a ride everywhere or risk arrest the first time he gets pulled over, and just generally having to hide out all the time.

He's got a four-year degree; I'm amazed he's screwed up so badly.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

Publication Order by Judge Levinger of Superior Court of the State of California

Legal Notice Published in the Tulsa World

NOTICE TO JOHN P. WATIE: YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF ????? J. ??????? in the Santa Clara County Superior Court, State of California for Money Damages and Injunctive Relief. You must file a written response at this court and have a copy served on the plaintiff by no later than June 10, 2008. Court forms and more information is available at the California Courts Online Self-Help Center, your county law library, or the courthouse nearest you. If you do not file your response on time, you may lose the case by default, and your wages, money, and property may be taken without further warning from the court. You may want to call an attorney right away. If you do not know an attorney, you may want to call an attorney referral service. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may be eligible for free legal services from a nonprofit legal services program. The address of the court is: 191 North First Street, San Jose, CA 95113. Plaintiff’s attorney is: Terra Law LLP, 177 Park Avenue, Third Floor, San Jose, CA 95113, Telephone: (408) 299-1200.

By Publication Order from Judge Levinger, this message is posted here and it also being published in the Tulsa World.

?????, I wish I was there. I'd like to see if Waitie shows.

[formermaerac]

Originally Posted by HalfPastTen

They're willing to pay for extradition? Do you know what he's wanted for? He must've committed some violent crime or committed grand theft for that to happen.

If he defaults can he also be arrested for contempt of court?

Usually law enforcement will pay for extradition if a felony is involved....happens all the time

[HalfPastTen]

Any updates ??????

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by HalfPastTen

Any updates ??????

It's probably going to be a few weeks before we can get a hearing with the judge and get the default judgement.

We've heard nothing from loserboy.