Hornback, who was sued for like a $100K in folding paper
awhile back, argues that not only is Kuhlman a public figure, but the
statements made by his sources were in fact accurate. He also provides
affidavits by those sources attesting that what they told him was accurate.
(Oh yeah, and there’s a phone message in there from Kuhlman.)
All this stems from allegations that Brian made up stuff - or printed stuff that wasn't true - in a couple of entries on his 9-year-old blog Shock and Awe.
Brian says it's all a crock and in today’s legal filings seeks to have the case chunked, and also asks for a summary judgment.
All this stems from allegations that Brian made up stuff - or printed stuff that wasn't true - in a couple of entries on his 9-year-old blog Shock and Awe.
Brian says it's all a crock and in today’s legal filings seeks to have the case chunked, and also asks for a summary judgment.
Additionally, he identifies some of his sources and turns over affidavits they provided, including those from bad a$$ Bo Bennett, Jacob Swisher, former county property
assessor John Whitehead and Ray Meade.
I don’t have a lot of time today to get into it, but it’s
some pretty interesting stuff, and it looks like $&!# is getting real.
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