General Discussion-Thread No. 25

[DEPUTYDAWG]

Yeppers, OMG sums it up in simple terms, huh?

 

[DEPUTYDAWG]

http://www.ncwanted.com/unsolved/story/3905707/

"The [Wake County] Clerk of Court could see that due to the potential of this lawsuit, on behalf of a 2-year-old child [Cassidy Young] that Jason Young had a conflict," said Jack Michaels, one of Fisher's attorneys.

Linda Fisher was named the executor of Michelle Young's estate last week. Fisher had been listed as the alternate executor, according to Michelle Young's will.

Thanks RC for your above response!

Excellent, Jilly! Thanks for posting it.

:blowkiss:

 

[per_curiam]

So, in talking about Meredith putting on size 10 Franklins to muck around with Cassidy....

In consideration of the fact that Michelle was not supposed to even be home when Meredith came to the house, one would also deduce from that that Cassidy should not have been home either.

Therefore.....no reason for Meredith to change shoes when coming to the house, even if she did have 'muck around shoes' at the house for playing with Cassidy.

So there is no evidence of a receipt for Jason to have a new pair of Franklins.

May have bought them second hand from a thrift shop.

As for hiring someone to stain the deck....there would be receipts for the work that would have been found at the Birchleaf house. Had it been done by friend, it would still be easily found out as to who did it....because the staining would have become a topic of conversation by either Michelle or Jason with other friends. Michelle would also have mentioned it to at least Meredith, who was very close to Michelle.


Sami

SAMIYA, I also suggested in my next sentence that perhaps Meredith put the size 10 shoes on AFTER she saw the bloody mess. Now of course, we have different info that will lead to the size 10 shoe mystery. Jason's blistered toes and the podiatrist's testimony.ython:

Jason has so much going against him that he has done, I cannot understand what the holdup is for not arresting him. I'm not a specialist in this field, so I'll let the LE figure it out and do it right.

 

[raisincharlie]

Hey Jilly...

Just keep thinking of Linda *with* Cassidy.

It won't happen overnight..........

But it will happen!

hugs
Sami
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Sami,

Hope so to the above. Seems to me LE has given Linda some ammunition with this new search warrant. The most important statement I can see is on Page 14 - last line:

"Upon review of the investigation thus far, and due to the lack of cooperation, Jason Young's participation in his wife's murder cannot be ruled out.

Then there is the whole section about medications - plumb scary to even think about. However, I hope such information will be useful to Linda securing her goals in this matter. Sending positive thoughts she will prevail.

 

[gritguy]

If JY is deposed, how could he be compelled to say anything ?
We know his plan for the past 2 years......stay 100% mute.
Why would a deposition change that ?
Could he not plead the 5th on each and every question since a possible criminal charge is looming ?


http://www.newsobserver.com/news/wake/story/1284198.html

I think you're right; the sanction really would be losing the case.

He could dodge the whole discovery thing if he just didn't answer the lawsuit and allowed a default judgment. Perhaps a strategy if he thinks (which he damn sure should) that he will lose that case.

This guy needs to go down!!!

 

[Just the Fax]

Full press conference with 2 attorneys representing LF in the WD suit.

http://www.ncwanted.com/ncwanted_home/video/3904724/


1- 100% of the estate to Cassidy
2- "if" Jason answers the suit by 30 days, they will proceed to discovery and that will involve deposing him. He may decline and accept a default judgment since he knows he has no chance to prevail....save mommy's cash for the criminal trial.
3- They did complete due diligence and feel they have a very strong case to prove Jason Young murdered Michelle
4- The cops and DA have shared a lot of 'confidential' investigation evidence.
5- Could not answer for the DA as to why he has not yet filed murder charges. However, they did say the investigation remains very active.
6- They are not involved in possible custody case...perhaps that will come later with another firm that specializes in domestic cases.

These guys are not flashy ambulance chaser plaintiff lawyers.
I hear they are superb litigators in a court room and will represent Linda and Cassidy (in the name of Michelle and Rylan) to prove Jason Lynn Young is a cold blooded killer

 

[DEPUTYDAWG]

Thank you.
That answered my questions I had regarding how she became the sole executor and whether Jason had to agree to it, or had knowledge of it beforehand.

Go Linda!

 

[sweetmop]

Full press conference with 2 attorneys representing LF in the WD suit.

http://www.ncwanted.com/ncwanted_home/video/3904724/


1- 100% of the estate to Cassidy
2- "if" Jason answers the suit by 30 days, they will proceed to discovery and that will involve deposing him. He may decline and accept a default judgment since he knows he has no chance to prevail....save mommy's cash for the criminal trial.
3- They did complete due diligence and feel they have a very strong case to prove Jason Young murdered Michelle
4- The cops and DA have shared a lot of 'confidential' investigation evidence.
5- Could not answer for the DA as to why he has not yet filed murder charges. However, they did say the investigation remains very active.
6- They are not involved in possible custody case...perhaps that will come later with another firm that specializes in domestic cases.

These guys are not flashy ambulance chaser plaintiff lawyers.
I hear they are superb litigators in a court room and will represent Linda and Cassidy (in the name of Michelle and Rylan) to prove Jason Lynn Young is a cold blooded killer

Thanks for this link JTF.
So, these attorneys seem to know their stuff and are ready to fight for Linda and Cassidy? They have great presense and I'm happy that Linda has obtained the best! Wonderful!
God bless Linda Fisher, such a strong woman, I admire her so much. I can not begin to imagine how horrible these past 2 years have been for her and for Meredith.

 

[per_curiam]

If it ever comes down to Cassidy being placed in the custody of Meredith or Linda F., what sort of trauma will that do to Cassie, as far as transitioning from one familiar lifestyle to another. I believe that the Youngs (Jason, Mamma, sisters, etc.) wanted to keep Cassidy away from Michelle's family for several reasons: to keep Cassidy from remembering them. She was so young. It's easier to forget. Next, of course to keep Cassidy from being questioned by anyone or for keeping anyone from hearing Cassidy say anything that would be "telling".

Certainly there is trauma from Cassidy's seeing her mom dead in the room. There will be post traumatic problems affecting her as time goes on and she learns more. There is psychological trauma when moving a child Cassie's age (at the time of Michelle's murder) from one lifestyle to another (her mother's arms and care into Mamma Young's lair).

Then, if Cassidy is put into the custody of Mamma Y. or Jason's sister or the Fisher family, there will be yet another trauma to Cassidy. All the way around, this child (as with the Cooper children too) are forever traumatized now and down the road.

I suppose I am only thinking out loud here. Stupid stupid adults who kill. They kill the child in the long run.

 

[jilly]

Thank you.
That answered my questions I had regarding how she became the sole executor and whether Jason had to agree to it, or had knowledge of it beforehand.

Go Linda!

Hey Dep!:blowkiss:

My questions answered too! He must be really pizzed about this hey? My eyes popped open when they said notice to jason wasn't required!!

Do you or anyone else remember the terms of this Life Insurance Policy? Just so I have it clear - was it a $1 million payout to either Michelle or jason if one of them died and $1 million to Cassidy if both parents died?

 

[Just the Fax]

Hey Dep!:blowkiss:

My questions answered too! He must be really pizzed about this hey? My eyes popped open when they said notice to jason wasn't required!!

Do you or anyone else remember the terms of this Life Insurance Policy? Just so I have it clear - was it a $1 million payout to either Michelle or jason if one of them died and $1 million to Cassidy if both parents died?

Jilly, the news reported the policy was on Michelle's life @$1,000,000.

 

[per_curiam]

That one million in life insurance would've paid lots of Jason's way in the panty hose and purse department, as well a many exciting vacations with mountaineer Mamma. He was too dumb to figure out that killing his wife and son wasn't gonna work.

 

[SleuthyGal]

Divorce, alimony, child support is ALWAYS cheaper in the long run. Not to mention the better and legal way to proceed, allowing one to have the rest of their life ahead of them.

These dumbwits never consider that and always think they'll be the one to get away with their actions. And most of the time, they are wrong.

 

[jilly]

Jilly, the news reported the policy was on Michelle's life @$1,000,000.

 

[terminatrixator]

Agent 050 on District Attorney Power

http://www.ncwanted.com/ncwanted_home/blogpost/3949156/

by Agent 050
Posted: Nov. 12, 2008 6:35 p.m.
Updated: Nov. 12, 2008 8:35 p.m.



In Wake County, why would Brad Cooper be charged, but not Jason Young? In Durham County, why would Michael Peterson be charged, but not Raven Abaroa? In Granville County, why has Kelly Morris's husband not been charged?


A simplified answer: The District Attorneys are refusing to move forward in those cases.


A well-respected district attorney once told me: "Prosecutors are the most powerful people in the system. By signing my name, I can dismiss a first-degree murder charge, or I can send the charge to the grand jury."


SEE LINK FOR REST OF ARTICLE
http://www.ncwanted.com/ncwanted_home/blogpost/3949156/

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Very intriguing blog and very correct assumption on how the DA's office actually works.


I also agree with Agent 050 - that Jason and Raven shouldn't get too comfortable.

 

[WSPeaches]

JustTheFax or anyone else who knows --

What are the laws in N.C. wrt what can be subpoena'd of a therapist's records?

 

[raisincharlie]

JustTheFax or anyone else who knows --

What are the laws in N.C. wrt what can be subpoena'd of a therapist's records?

I cannot cite you the specific section of NC law however in this case, and it is unclear how this came about, but the therapist Michelle went to see provided her notes to a Superior Court judge who reviewed the notes in their chambers and ruled the notes were relevant to Michelle's murder. As I understand it, the notes were not made avialable to LE for inclusion in the case file but were provided to an investigator from the DA's office.

It is not clear if the therapist contacted the DA concerning her meetings with Michelle or if the DA contacted her requesting the notes. Either way, based on the judge's ruling, the relevance of the notes to the murder, and the fact Michelle is deceased appear to have alleviated the need for client/doctor priviledge in this case.

 

[Kadie]

I'd really like to see what those "notes" have to say....should be interesting!!

 

[WSPeaches]

Thanks, RC!

Me, too, Kadie.

 

[tarheellvr]

Tick Tock......Tick Tock.....Tick Tock.....Tick Tock

Are you ready Jason?