I always found the timing of that divorce filing, and especially the unclaimed return, a little suspicious. It could be totally unrelated, for sure, but just something that stands out in my mind always. I have a whole other theory that involves the landlord's cousin, whose wife lived immediately next door at the time, and they were separated due to serious DV issues, including strangulation. But that's another story altogether.
Interesting. I had not heard about the cousin. I did think maybe the ex wanted that marriage dissolved asap and that could be a motive for him. JMO.I always found the timing of that divorce filing, and especially the unclaimed return, a little suspicious. It could be totally unrelated, for sure, but just something that stands out in my mind always. I have a whole other theory that involves the landlord's cousin, whose wife lived immediately next door at the time, and they were separated due to serious DV issues, including strangulation. But that's another story altogether.
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| minutes Settlement Conference Mon 11/07 3:24 PM ZOOM SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE held 11/7/2022 before Magistrate Judge John E Martin. Pla Gaylin Rose appeared by attyS Faith Alvarez, Nathaniel Lee. Dft Birch Tree Holdings appeared by atty James Shea, Jeremy Lemon. Joshua Ayres appeared by atty Jonathon Bont. Troy Helderman appeared by atty Jonathan Halm., Misc Party Auto Owners Insurance Company appear by attys David Taylor, Dale Lehman. ZOOM Settlement Conference con't to 12/7/2022 10:30 AM Central before Magistrate Judge John E Martin. No further confidential memos are needed. Parties to receive their zoom link within 48 hours in advance of the conference. (smb) |
So the insurance company is suing the landlord and the mother ? Did they pay out to the them ? I don't understand why they would sue them unless they lost something.The civil cases are getting interesting:
First the Carroll Co case:
Property-Owners Insurance Company, Owners Insurance Company v. Joshua Ayres, Melissa Ayres, Gaylin Rose
08C01-1904-PL-000007 Carroll Circuit Court
Then the federal case
Rose v. Birch Tree Holdings, LLC et al
2:18-cv-00197
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Monday, November 07, 2022 minutes Settlement Conference Mon 11/07 3:24 PM
ZOOM SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE held 11/7/2022 before Magistrate Judge John E Martin. Pla Gaylin Rose appeared by attyS Faith Alvarez, Nathaniel Lee. Dft Birch Tree Holdings appeared by atty James Shea, Jeremy Lemon. Joshua Ayres appeared by atty Jonathon Bont. Troy Helderman appeared by atty Jonathan Halm., Misc Party Auto Owners Insurance Company appear by attys David Taylor, Dale Lehman. ZOOM Settlement Conference con't to 12/7/2022 10:30 AM Central before Magistrate Judge John E Martin. No further confidential memos are needed. Parties to receive their zoom link within 48 hours in advance of the conference. (smb)
I don't know. There may be something in the case that addresses that. Civil cases turn my brain to mush after the first 15 minutes of reading so I haven't dug into that one.
Thanks because I surely did not understand what was going on.What the ins co filed is a Complaint for Declaratory Judgement, in essence asking the Court to rule on what responsibility for compensation they have, if any, linked to the Rose vs Birch Tree Holdings lawsuit.
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This is a sad interview. GR talks about what her life is like, why she left, etc. The highlighting is mine.
Here are a few quotes:
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Asked if she has any idea or suspicion about who could have set that fire, Rose replied, “No. Nope. I would never think a person… would want to set me on fire.”
She continued, “I sometimes think that as the probe goes on and on, the less that they think about it and the more they can just sweep it under the rug.”
Carroll County Sheriff Tobe Leazenby denied our request to speak with Deputy Drew Yoder, who was hospitalized for weeks after three failed attempts to enter the burning building to rescue the girls. Leazenby also nixed an interview with Flora Fire Chief Todd Trent.
We submitted a request to speak with the lead investigator. State Police Superintendent Doug Carter shot that down.
In a brief interview with FOX59 reporter Max Lewis, Carter offered this cryptic comment about the Flora investigation, “There’s a couple pieces that we need and those that know what those pieces are know what I mean so I’ll leave it at that.”
by: Steve Brown — Chief InvestigatorMom calls for justice 6 years after Flora fire killed her 4 girls, ‘I pray every day something comes out’
FLORA, Ind. — “It’s hard for me. When I say it’s hard, it’s mind-boggling.” Gaylin Rose took a work break from her Northern California job just to talk with us. From the front seat of her car, she …
Posted: Nov 21, 2022 / 09:50 PM EST
Updated: Nov 21, 2022 / 10:55 PM EST
MOO. If no one loved those little girls enough to cooperate with LE, then that should have made LE all that more determined to seek justice for them. If the family have no idea who might have set the fire, then there is nothing more they can do. Flora is a very small town and the local cops likely know everyone who comes and goes. There was the issue at the Pizza King on the opposite corner that had their attention; plus and insurance agency right beside them on the other corner. I'm pretty sure the insurance company would have been aware of traffic going in and out of the home and if they suspected shady stuff going one, they would have notified LE.Sadly because of the breakdown in the relationship between the mother and LE, this case may be forever at a standstill. Rose’s comment from your post that she suspects no one “Asked if she has any idea or suspicion about who could have set that fire, Rose replied, “No. Nope. I would never think a person… would want to set me on fire.” leads me to wonder if it’s connected to DC’s comment from three weeks ago.
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…..“It's important for us to know who comes and goes, who went from that residence over a period of time," Carter added. "But I hope ... I hope people let their conscience be their guide because that's what it'll take. We can't just make it happen.”
Officer reflects on unsolved Flora case
Nov. 2—CARROLL COUNTY — On his way to Carroll County to speak at Monday morning's press conference announcing the arrest of Delphi resident Richard M. Allen, 50, in the deaths of Delphi teenagers Abby Williams and Libby German, Indiana State Police Supt. Doug Carter said he first stopped off at...news.yahoo.com
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