Not legal advice
Seeing What Sticks to the Wall
Turtleboy
I am not a
lawyer; my practice is in the regulatory agencies. I made an error in serving
Turtleboy a subpoena. Although anyone over the age of 18 years can serve the
subpoena, a party to the complaint can not serve the subpoena. The second subpoena commanding Turtleboy to
appear for a deposition was served by the Sheriff to Turtleboy’s new location
in Holden. The deposition is scheduled
for November 2, 2016. The subpoena is
seen below as Exhibit 1.
Mr.
Gaffney
The Judge
allowed Mr. Gaffney to amend his complaint. The amended complaint is
qualitatively a different complaint than Mr. Gaffney’s first complaint filed in
February 2016. There seems a sense of desperation by Mr. Gaffney. He seemingly
is throwing everything into the amended complaint in the hope of something
sticking.
First Mr.
Gaffney has resorted to name calling. In his Amended Complaint I am called a
“race divider”. Of course the name calling is not relevant to the case. This
wrongful characterization could be intended by Mr. Gaffney to prejudice the
Judge. The other possibility is that Mr. Gaffney has thin skin and is seeking
retaliation.
Second my
letter to the Board of Overseer was claimed to be defamatory. As Mr. Gaffney
knows a complaint to the Board of Overseers is protected speech and therefore
immaterial to the case.
Mr. Gaffney
thirdly is upset that I intend to depose his wife. He has sworn under oath that
his wife was negatively affected by the alleged defamation.
A fourth
issue raised by Mr. Gaffney was my pointing out errors he made in his documents
and thinking. Because Mr. Gaffney claims a million dollar in damages the
accuracy of his work is material evidence whether his sit is frivolous.
In response
to the Amended Complaint I have sent to the Court a new set of Answers
corresponding to the items in Mr. Gaffney’s Amended Complaint. (Exhibit 2)
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EXHIBIT 1
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Subpoena (Duces Tecum)
Worcester
ss.
Worcester
Superior Civil Court
Civil
Action No. 16-0288 B
To:
the Keeper of the Records:
Turtleboy Digital Marketing LLC (Turtleboy)
You are hereby commanded, in
the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to appear for Deposition and
Duces Tecum on the 2nd day of November, in the year 2016, at 10
o’clock am, and from day to day thereafter, until the action hereinafter named
is heard by said Court, to give evidence (deposition) of what you know relating
to an action then and there to be heard and tried between
Michael
T. Gaffney, Plaintiff, and
Gordon
T. Davis et al, Defendants,
Docket
number 16-0288 B,
You are further required to bring with you
all
of the following documents in their media, including paper and electronic.
The Deponent is required to bring the
following records.
1.
ALL correspondences between Turtleboy and the Plaintiff,
Michael T. Gaffney (hereinafter referred to as “Mr. Gaffney”). Please include
invoices, receipts, and contracts as well any and all materials written by Mr.
Gaffney and published or appearing in your publication.
2.
All correspondence between any Massachusetts agency and Turtleboy
regarding Mr. Gaffney
3.
A copy of the article dated December 9, 2015, “Mosaic Mafia
Family Structure”
4.
A copy of any and all publications, published materials or comments
regarding the people whom Turtleboy claimed was in the Mosaic Mafia Family. The
time period for these publications are from December 10, 2014 through present.
5.
The IP addresses of each and all commenter on the published
materials found in item 4 above.
6.
The names of the authors and photographers for each
publication and each published article relating to the people referenced in
Item 4 above.
7.
A copy of Turtleboy’s incorporation documents.
8. The names of all officers of Turtleboy from
the time of its incorporation to present.
The questioning of the documents and your giving evidence
shall take place at Real Time Court Reporting located at 9 Hammond St,
Worcester MA 01610.
Hereof fail not, as
your failure to appear as required will subject you to such pains and penalties
as the law provides.
Dated at Worcester, the
September 20, in the year 2016.
____________________________________
Gordon
T. Davis, Pro Se Defendant
___________________
Notary Public
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EXHIBIT2
Worcester Superior Court
225 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01608
Re: Gaffney vs.
InCity Times et al, Docket 16-0288 B
Request for Leave to Reply to Plaintiff’s Amended
Complaint Date September 29, 2016
Dear Honorable Judge Tucker:
Pursuant to Superior Court Rule 9A
(3), Defendant, Gordon T. Davis respectfully requests leave of this Court to
file Answers to the Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint dated September 9, 2016. The
Amendments to the Complaint are substantial and makes the Complaint
qualitatively and materially different than the Complaint filed with Court in February
2016.
This reply is necessary as
Plaintiff has served the Defendant with the Amended Complaint without the
opportunity to either Answer or seek Dismissal or Oppose.
Defendant could not have
anticipated the Amendments would substantially and qualitative change the
Complaint filed in February 2016...
Therefore Defendant requests leave
to properly Answer the Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint.
The Defendant Gordon T. Davis’
Answers to the Amended Complaint is enclosed.
Sincerely,
Gordon T. Davis
Pro Se Plaintiff
Cc: Michael T. Gaffney, Esq.
Robert Scott, Esq.
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