From: David Lynch <dnl1960 at yahoo.com>
To: Jason Smith Esq. <southernpiedmontlaw at gmail.com>
Cc: Charles Logan Lynch <clynch at lynchinc.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 01:07:44 AM EDT
Subject: Re: Request For Case Update

Jason,

In a honorable world, my father and Mary Anne would have set up a collection of life insurance policies to cover the financial requirements set forth in the divorce agreement also covering the two separate life insurance policies in the divorce agreement.

Leaving no question as to the ownership of the 1905 Shepard name.

Since my father decided to place one final bet, where in his last will he wagered $40,000.00 that my brothers and I would not take the estate to the Ga appeals court.

Maybe more specifically, my father did not bank of the potential of a lawyer accepting the case on contingency. My father under estimated you.

As we heard in the mediation, Lawrence may have folded when he accepted the $40K.

The discovery looking into the estate and her personal finances is a big step in tracing the money from Shepard.

Before Mary Anne sold 1075 Peachtree Battle at an under market amount, Mary Anne should have offered the property to my brother's and me. Case Closed.

My guess is that the legal fees were mounting, and Mary Anne was forced to sell 1075 Peachtree Battle Ave in order to pay the lawyers.

On 31 May 2022, the judge ruled that no reasonable person could be found to form a juror that after reading the divorce agreement, could come to any conclusion other than my brothers and I are entitled to the debt to be paid.

If after reading the 31 May 2022 Fulton ruling and the 28 Feb 2023 GA appeals court ruling, the law firm became unreasonable to continue to advise Mary Anne that the estate is not liable because the title dispute which the 31 May 2022 ruling called shady logic.

Sadly, the cost incurred by Mary Anne to the Law firms maybe the exact reason Mary Anne had to sell the property.

In mediation, Mary Anne was threatening us with having to pay her legal fees. That is a good indicator that she has already paid out a significant amount of money.

Mary Anne may never have thought by signing the agreement to be the estate's executor, she opened her self up to personal liability.

The estate is most likely dry by design, but the Shepard long term contracts had to go somewhere, million$.

When a law firm smells millon$ in money, they may be inclined to make inflammatory knowingly false accusations of personal knowledge that I threaten their clients life.

When questioned by Jack Park the law firm did not answer how they knew of my supposed threat to their clients life.

Why the death threat accusation ii.

In 1977, a death experience was not Kool. Dr. Raymond Moody did publish his book that coined the phrase near death experiences.

Winter 1977, Dr Lyndon Waugh asked me, "In your near death experience,..", and I would interrupt him and say, "There was nothing near to it."

Law firms today tossing around inflammatory accusations, they should face some kind of punitive damages for their verbal assault on my integrity.

If by chance Mary Anne is the person that made such an inflammatory accusation, she should face some kind of punitive damages for her verbal assault on my integrity.

In 1977, I did not have Ai to tell my story, but in 2023 I do.

Near Death Experience -Did this man communicate with God the father?

If by intention Mary Anne is the person that made such an inflammatory accusation, she should face burdensome punitive damages for her verbal assault on my integrity. 

My guess is that the law firm does not know about my death experience is 1977.

However; I am sure that Mary Anne knows of my death experience in 1977.

On the morning of 19 Jun 1977, a phone call woke my father and Mary Anne to the fact that I was in jail.

To bail me out of jail required my father to use a property bond on 1075 Peachtree Battle Ave.

This is Mary Anne's Lynchpin moment.

Craft a settlement letter to her saying that I will settle for $250,000.00 plus my legal fees.

Continue that not paying the legal fees on top of the $250,000.00 will result in my pursuance of mental anguish damages against her personally not only the six year delay in meeting her judiciary responsibilities, but for Mary Anne attacking me personally for the most horrific action in my life, and an ignorant lawyer sucker punching me unconscious with his reckless accusation as if from personal knowledge.

Also request that my brothers $250,000.00 should include their legal fees on top.

In a perfect world,
David



On Wednesday, March 22, 2023 at 07:03:49 PM EDT, Jason Smith Esq. <southernpiedmontlaw at gmail.com> wrote:


Absolutely!  We will pursue her personally until we get the funds you guys were promised.  I am excited to go after her and to bring this case to a successful conclusion. 

Thank you,

Jason G. Smith, Esq.
LAW OFFICES OF JASON G. SMITH
15 Perry Street             232 S. Dillard Street
Suite 111                      Suite 240
Newnan, GA 30263     Winter Garden, FL 34787
(678)423-3177             (407)347-4333

On Wed, Mar 22, 2023, 5:20 PM David Lynch <dnl1960 at yahoo.com> wrote:
Jason,

I appreciate the update.

The big issue for me was that the GA Appeals decision clearly states that Mary Anne has potential personal liability, and I wanted to make sure she is pursued personally as we continue with the estate.


Thank you,
David

On Wed, Mar 22, 2023 at 4:56 PM, Jason Smith Esq.
<southernpiedmontlaw at gmail.com> wrote:
Actually, I would call the Court of Appeals' decision a victory in the sense that liability is the big question.  We can and will amend our claim against Mary Anne individually.  In fact, we already have those claims asserted in the Superior Court and the Probate Court. 

We had to wait for the Remittur to be sent back to the Superior in order to do anything.  That happened last week.  Now, Jack and I will circle back and assert claims in both courts for breach of fiduciary duty, constructive trust, and reassert personal liability against Mary Anne.  Based on the Court of Appeals ruling, she should be removed as executor of the estate, and we should be able to force an accounting of estate assets...and even her own assets. 

While there is some litigation left to go, we have made it over the proverbial hump, and I anticipate that we will fully recover on y'all's claims.  If you guys would like to talk by telephone, we can set up a conference call. 

Thank you,

Jason G. Smith,
Law Offices of Jason G. Smith
232 S. Dillard Street                 15 Perry Street
Suite 240                                  Suite 111
Winter Garden, FL 34787         Newnan, GA 30263
Phone: (407) 347-4333            Phone: (678) 423-3177
southernpiedmontlaw at gmail.com
www.southernpiedmontlaw.com



On Wed, Mar 22, 2023 at 4:33 PM David Lynch <dnl1960 at yahoo.com> wrote:
Jason,

Three weeks ago, the Georgia appeal court ruled that the Estate is liable for the debt, and Georgia appeal court ruled that Mary Anne is not liable via the divorce agreement.
http://lynchphoto.com/cjl/A22A1747_filing.pdf

However; Georgia appeal court ruled that Mary Anne maybe liable for damages due to not meeting the fiduciary responsibility as executor.

Regarding moving the case forward, what are you plans?

I would like to aggressively peruse Mary Anne by filing a case against her for not meeting the clearly stated fiduciary responsibility she accepted as executor.

I had several conversations with Mary Anne regarding the divorce agreement including the Fall of 2006 when Mary Anne made the statement to my face, "Do not worry David. You will get yours."

I trusted in her words, and I respected she would meet her obligations. Mary Anne has lived a life of luxury because of Shepard's money.

In 1971, if the banks would have lent money to a single mother Jeanne, she would have kept the companies and Mary Anne would not have seen cent one from Shepard.

The pain and suffering that Mary Anne has caused me in the past 6 years has been torturous. Combined with Mary Anne's lawyer accusing me of threating Mary Anne's life.

After my death experience, anyone claiming that I threatened their life does not know how much I respect life. Below is my complaint letter to the GA Bar.
Grievance letter to Georgia Bar Association 2021.9.25

Again, the pain caused by Mary Anne and her lawyers is pure anguish.

I fully expect Mary Anne will be required to pay my legal fees, and I expect Mary Anne to face tremendous damages for her malicious actions that she has taken all the way the the Georgia appeals court.

If you are not willing to aggressively peruse Mary Anne for damages, I will seek out a lawyer that will file a case against Mary Anne.

Let me know as soon as possible,
David