LOL your cracking me up!
LOL good thinking there....I would need time to get a big Life Insurance
Policy on the bastard.
Runaway bride sues former fiance
LAWRENCEVILLE, Georgia (AP) -- The "runaway bride," who took off days
before her lavish wedding in 2005, is suing her former fiance for $500,000,
claiming he defrauded her out of her share of their assets.
Jennifer Wilbanks is seeking $250,000 as her share of a home she says
John C. Mason purchased through the partnership with proceeds from $500,000
received for selling their story to Regan Media in New York.
She also wants $250,000 in punitive damages for alleged abuse of the
power of attorney she granted for Mason to handle their financial affairs.
(Watch why the runaway bride is running to court -- 1:49)
In addition, letters included as exhibits in the lawsuit show that the
former couple has been in dispute over personal property Wilbanks claims
Mason has kept.
The items include a ladder that belonged to her father, a gold-colored
sofa, a new vacuum cleaner and wedding shower gifts.
Mason's attorney wrote to Wilbanks' attorney in July that his client
had agreed to deliver those items. The court filings do not show whether the
items were returned.
Wilbanks and Mason broke up for good in May, about a year after her
excursion to Las Vegas and New Mexico made international headlines while
hundreds of friends and family members searched for her back home in
suburban Atlanta.
Mason has until October 18 to respond to the lawsuit, filed last month
in Gwinnett County's Superior Court. The lawsuit, Wilbanks vs. JCM
Consulting and Mason, was filed September 13, according to court records.
Wilbanks' attorney, Michael Wetzel, and Mason's father, Claude,
declined comment Tuesday morning. John Mason's attorney, James C. Watkins,
did not return a phone call seeking comment.
The lawsuit says the $500,000 was put into an account of JCM
Consulting, based in Gwinnett County. After Wilbanks was "hospitalized and
under medication," Mason bought a home in Dacula in his name with the money,
the lawsuit alleges.
The lawsuit claims that Wilbanks asked JCM Consulting during the
summer for various documents, but the firm didn't give her records of bank
accounts. Through the lawsuit, she wants to inspect and copy those records.
Wilbanks also claims that Mason used the company to defraud her.
Wilbanks disappeared four days before her planned April 30, 2005,
wedding. Hundreds of police and volunteers searched for her for three days
before she called Mason from Albuquerque, New Mexico, claiming to have been
abducted and sexually assaulted. ........................
Yes I did and just proves how dumb she is......giving him power of attorney.
Wonder if she had a contract...guess not if she has to sue him for her half
of the money for the book which nobody would buy anyway.......who cares,
there are more important stuffs going on like that big crybaby in N. Korea
who just threw a temper tantrum cause nobody will pay attention to him.