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AMEN! I second that!Boy - you sure hit the nail on the head!
AMEN! I second that!Boy - you sure hit the nail on the head!
It is not apparent to me that Brad was working with an attorney on the divorce issue yet.
In one of the affidavits, it says Nancy told a friend that Brad's attorney was the one who told him to start being nice.
That's right! So who was that attorney, I wonder. Kurtz and Bloom, the criminal attorneys?
Hmmmm...That's right! So who was that attorney, I wonder. Kurtz and Bloom, the criminal attorneys?
Criminal Defense; Traffic; DWI; Trial Practice; Appellate Practice; Death Penalty Post-conviction work; Personal Injury; Professional Negligence; Medical Malpractice; Legal Malpractice
Not if we go by this.
snip-----------------------It is not apparent to me that Brad was working with an attorney on the divorce issue yet. I guess I should go back and take a look at the draft of the separation agreement - I remember it being forwarded to Kurtz and Blum - but shouldn't it have gone somewhere else?
Perhaps he didn't get a custody / divorce attorney because he knew he'd never end up "divorced?"
Whether there had been trouble or suspicions or not, BC had taken their little girl far away, to a different country, hadn't protected or cared for her properly, and now she is dead. I'm certain that Papa Rentz was running the show and giving the orders of just how things were going to be. And then trying fiercely to protect what was left of Nancy - her children. And I don't think BC would even waver about releasing the body to them.
BTW, I don't recall that the ME actually released the body. Was the Canadian service actually a funeral, with burial or disposition of ashes, or was it a memorial service only?
Right around two o'clock I was cutting through Lochmere on my way home from Crossroads. Saw the channel 11 (ABC) news truck at the light on Cary Parkway at Lochmere. They turned right onto Lochmere Drive and then turned into the section of Lochmere where the Cooper house is located. Wonder if they're just going by to get some updated location film or if they'll be doing a report on the news later?
It's sad to drive by there and see the entrance sign to that section of the subdivision. Has a big white bow on it.
Fran - thanks for posting the Cisco statement in the media thread. Very non commital but interesting, assisting authorities in the investigation.
I seems to me that Kurtz and Blum is more of a criminal defense type firm.
Perhaps he was advised to separate the "issues" - but that would be the first real acknowledgment that he NEEDED a criminal defense attorney....
According to Martindale - Howard Kurtz specializes in the following:
Criminal Defense; Traffic; DWI; Trial Practice; Appellate Practice; Death Penalty Post-conviction work; Personal Injury; Professional Negligence; Medical Malpractice; Legal Malpractice
Note - no divorce or child custody mentioned there.
It's possible that things are progressing and he was advised to retain separate counsel for the 2 (!) legal matters that will be pending.
I love the comment on this page after today's story about the "friend" coming forward that she had no plans to job with Nancy that day....
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kflowe73
8/6/08 2:34 PM EDT
Well what took her so long to come forward with all that? She must of had to go over it with Mrs, Adams first. This is ridiculous!!!!"
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=6310421
You're very welcome charlie!
IMO, Cisco is treading lightly here. Even for that short public statement, Cisco most likely ran this past their counsel.
To the public, they're cooperating with LE and behind the scenes they're supporting Brad.....
As it SHOULD BE! imo........At this point, no one knows the answers except LE,............oh...........and THE perp................and HE KNOWS who HE is.
Wonder IF and when Cisco is going to contribute to a reward fund to find the 'real killer?'
JMHO
fran
I do not recall hearing of the release of Nancy's body by the ME either. With all the media attention one would think it would have been mentioned somewhere but...
Well , that certainly adds to her mystique - short and sweet, right to the point.
Interesting subject Fran, I imagine the family either had access to NC's remains because, as in the custody case, they "could". They seem to be able to accomplish some amazing things. Kudos to them.
OR, the other scenario would be that BC's attorney urged him to be cooperative, it would help with his media perception.
Chances are they split the remains, which is not uncommon.
AS for the children, since there was no casket, it seems like it was okay. I don't know how much the children actually take in (at their age) and to what level.
I imagine in later years, they may be grateful that they got to "say goodbye".
I'll conceed this, but remind you there is a news link in the links thread that references LE removing Nancy's purse from her car. So we do know the purse was in the car without a doubt.
The "there" - ask yourself - if it was in the house - did Brad just ignore it when it rang? Possibly so but also possible it was not in the house but in the purse which I think is where most ladies keep their cell phones when not using them. We do know from JA's affidavit she tried to call Nancy and got no answer. Not that we can conclude where it was - but it ceratinly opens the door to more questions.
The purse was however, in the car, in the driveway.
Hi Wyn,
I talked to my news buddy today and got a feeling there will be a small story tonight.....![]()
Hmmmm...
Criminal Defense; Traffic; DWI; Trial Practice; Appellate Practice; Death Penalty Post-conviction work; Personal Injury; Professional Negligence; Medical Malpractice; Legal Malpractice
Not if we go by this.
I found this on their site:
http://www.kurtzandblum.com/CM/Custom/TOCDivorceFamilyLaw.asp
I guess if I had slowed down a bit and checked out the occupants I would have recognized one of them, wouldn't I?![]()
Good, FD! That may be our answer. Looks possible to be the same firm...maybe different attorneys for the two needs.