Tag Archives: divorce

San Diego women in custody cases: You’re screwed. Loaded guns, penis pics – no problem.

Posted on June 10, 2016 by bonnie russell

Here’s the video of the sexting Deputy DA Michael MacNeil San Diego media refused to identify. Update:  One day later. We received word MacNeil resigned from the DA’s office. (In exchange for no charges?) However, his State Bar record hasn’t changed as … Continue reading →

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Judge John Trice caught hiding retirement pension from his ex – got lucky after she hired Christopher Duenow

Posted on October 30, 2015 by bonnie russell

How lucky could Judge John Tice get?! Dawna Tice, his ex-wife, hired Christopher Duenow to secure for her, the retirement benefits she learned he’d been receiving for two years. But Duenow agreed to help Judge Tice hide from the court, that he had cheated his ex for two plus, years. Continue reading →

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An open letter to Judge Charles Tinlin: Please stop getting women killed.

Posted on August 30, 2015 by bonnie russell

In 2021, Judge Charles Tinlin announced plans to retire. But before Tinlin leaves, he wants the County to hired more judges… because judges don’t have time to read cases. Although Judge Tinlin has long been aware (since 2006) of the … Continue reading →

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The latest on Kelly Rutherford’s disappearing custody case, and some mighty poor reportng

Posted on August 17, 2015 by bonnie russell

Journalism 101: Who, what, when, where, how and, why. Often, it’s the “whys” that convinces juries.   Medill might be the only journalism school in the country that requires journalism students to attend two years of law school, in order … Continue reading →

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James Boulware – Media gets it wrong again on “domestic violence.”

Posted on June 13, 2015 by bonnie russell

James Boulware made history this morning, as he first threatened to do in 2013 when he choked out his Mother, and beat up his uncle.  (It was all their fault.) Prior to 9/11 “domestic terrorism” was used to describe the … Continue reading →

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TN attorney Auston Wortman arrested in murder-for-hire, plot to kill wife

Posted on June 6, 2015 by bonnie russell

Tennessee football fanatic and one time Collierville School – Tennessee candidate, married father of three; Auston Wortman, an elder law attorney and physical therapist, was asked to describe his management style in an interview for the school board. Wortman immediately … Continue reading →

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Todd Kincannon – Wife taped hours of threats

Posted on April 1, 2015 by bonnie russell

Good news!  Unlike California, which a two-party state when it comes to secretly recording people, (unless one feels one’s life is in danger) the State of South Carolina is a one-party state. Meaning only one party needs to be advised … Continue reading →

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Nathan Fletcher’s divorce reveals a deep misunderstanding of Family Court

Posted on March 5, 2015 by bonnie russell

On March 2, 2015, the San Diego Reader barely reported former California State Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher filed for divorce. Instead, the report detailed Fletcher was a former protege of Randy Duke Cunningham, (once voted America’s most crooked politician; since released … Continue reading →

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Bradley Stone, Nicole Stone and how reporters are getting women killed.

Posted on December 17, 2014 by bonnie russell

Bradley Stone, Nicole Stone and how reporters are getting women killed. As horrible as the butchering of a family is, Philly news reporters DAVID GAMBACORTA, JASON NARK, WENDY RUDERMAN, DANA DiFILIPPO & BARBARA LAKER, still found the time to report … Continue reading →

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Murder: When journalism contributes to ongoing murders

Posted on January 25, 2014 by bonnie russell

Recently, New York Post reporter Kathryn Cusma wrote of Miguel Mejia-Ramos, after his apprehension in Texas following arraignment of his family’s, triple homicide knifing of wife Deisy, 21, and their two small daughters, Daniela, 3, and Yoselin, 1. Ramos said … Continue reading →

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