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Attorney John C. Archambault was found guilty of (knowingly) lying to the court under oath. This guy was a central player in the illegal taking of a little boy. Susan exposed his crimes in a Connecticut courtroom where she represented herself. The lawyer claimed in a statement to the court, that Susan's public and peaceful picketing, had damaged him. The court did not agree. Archambault didn't offer any rebuttal to Susan's court presentation. However, he was often sarcastic, in hopes of disrupting Susan's case.
Attorney Bart A. Sayet was central in allowing Attorney Archambault to pull off the biggest court scam on April Fool's Day. This directly caused the illegal taking of her little boy. In a Connecticut courtroom, at a Judicial review hearing, Sayet was found guilty on all counts Susan presented against him. She represented herself.
However, Sayet lawyered up and his lawyers pleaded the case to a higher lawyer committee. Much of the evidence Susan submitted at the first hearing, was swept under the rug and the case was whitewashed by the committee.
This resulted in a punishment of a lesser degree. Susan proved Attorney Sayet was her lawyer on April Fool's Day, the day Attorney Archambault (knowingly) lied to the court.
Attorney Sayet never provided any evidence to the court or the grievance committee to prove he was not her attorney. His only defense was from his paid secretary, who verbally alleged she thought he was not Susan's lawyer.
No letter was sent from him to Susan withdrawing as her attorney. He had nothing in his files indicating he was not Susan's attorney. In fact, even on April Fool's Day, Sayet was listed as Susan's attorney of record on the court docket.
Attorney John F. Eker III
Susan went undercover as this lawyer's client, after receiving many complaints from citizens in Nebraska.
The lawyer ran and incorporated a (Non Profit) law firm, Justice For All Inc., and used it to steal money from his victims by charging them for services he didn't perform. Charging them for phone calls he didn't make. Charging them for his personal calls to hardware stores, restaurants, car dealers and more. Charging clients for so called office visits they never had with him. When Susan became his client, she kept records on everything. Attorney Eker began sending her bogus bills. After a few months of receiving them, Susan took action and she developed the case against his illegal activities.
After much resistance from lawyers on the lower level of the process, she took the case up to the supreme judicial level and it was there, that Attorney Eker was ordered to close down his illegal scams and reimburse everyone for monies he wasn't entitled to.
Sadly, the State allowed Eker to open a new law office. Later on, Eker went back to his old criminal ways on more then one occasion and people were hurt by him again.
Attorney John Kutchka.
This lawyer committed a fraud. He lied to the Fair Plan Insurance Company. He filled out their insurance application, claiming he was the legal representative of the homeowner. In fact, he was not. He lied on the application a second time when he failed to report the truth about the poor condition of the property. Therefore, after Susan's investigation, the fraudulent insurance policy was canceled.
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