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Links to the exhibits are now posted in the official docs thread. Baez's firm paid back the bank.
All I can say is WOW! That will make things all better???
Links to the exhibits are now posted in the official docs thread. Baez's firm paid back the bank.
Alright I just read the Bank of America letter ...so they are saying they aren't excepting this money order in lieu, due to the criminal charges, meaning it has no effect Right..
an also who paid Amy back the $700.00 cash Casey took?
Gee I hope Strickland denies this motion. Let's just get on with this PLEASE..
I hope they don't accept the money. Their endorsement would settle their claim and future legal actions. My understanding is anytime their is fraud, the merchant or bank that accepted the payment is out the money, because they failed to obtain proper identification.
AL has a lot of nerve saying she needs more time to prepare herself to help JB on the fraud charges, because she is so busy with the discovery, etc. from the murder case.....Hello?! Didn't she ask the judge for a certain schedule because she had to go teach back in Chicago? She can make time for that, but not to prepare for KC's fraud case?
Please someone, correct me if I am wrong....
So, if I "borrow" $700 from a bank by writing a stolen check, I'm ok as long as I pay it all back to them within a year's time? No need for any legal "formalities" on moot charges like forgery or theft. As long as the bank eventually gets their money back and they pay back the person I ripped off via insurance or whatever, then everything's cool right?
From WESH:
Document: Casey Anthony Repaid Allegedly Stolen Money
Anthony Is Accused Of Fraud, Homicide
POSTED: 3:31 pm EDT July 21, 2009
UPDATED: 4:31 pm EDT July 21, 2009
"In a court document filed by Jose Baez last week, Bank of America acknowledged a $664 check received from Baez's office in reference to the Amy Huzeinga case. Baez denies he's the one who cut the check, but he would neither confirm nor deny that the check came from Anthony."
The bank told Baez "it is to be noted that Bank of America did not take this payment in lieu of criminal prosecution."
I'm confused, JB denied he "cut the check", but it came from his office. Does it matter who actually cut the check, if it came from him/his office?
In any case, thankfully Bank of America was smart enough to not endorse it.
From WESH:
Document: Casey Anthony Repaid Allegedly Stolen Money
Anthony Is Accused Of Fraud, Homicide
POSTED: 3:31 pm EDT July 21, 2009
UPDATED: 4:31 pm EDT July 21, 2009
"In a court document filed by Jose Baez last week, Bank of America acknowledged a $664 check received from Baez's office in reference to the Amy Huzeinga case. Baez denies he's the one who cut the check, but he would neither confirm nor deny that the check came from Anthony."
The bank told Baez "it is to be noted that Bank of America did not take this payment in lieu of criminal prosecution."
I'm confused, JB denied he "cut the check", but it came from his office. Does it matter who actually cut the check, if it came from him/his office?
In any case, thankfully Bank of America was smart enough to not endorse it.
Quoting my own post, but according to this news report (thanks Musikman)
a "money order" was sent, thus no one "cut a check". Minor technicality, but it still came from Baez' office.
http://www.clickorlando.com/video/20135377/index.html
This is extremely weird. What would the reason be for denying that the check (or money order) came from Baez's office? Is there a legal advantage to it not coming from his office?
They don't seem to be denying it was mailed from the Baez office, only that Baez didn't "cut a check." I'm guessing that a money order is able to appear as if it came from KC, not Baez, thus no impropriety, ie. him paying her debts. Just a guess. I believe it may be illegal for him to pay her debts, but maybe one of our legal eagles can confirm that.
Legal Eagles,Copy of actual letter from BofA to Baez regarding receipt of money order:
http://www.wftv.com/pdf/20134032/detail.html