After the ten days had expired, Caballero was served a Notice of Fault which explained that she had an opportunity to cure the Fault, but that the default answers to the questions were now in effect by her tacit procuration. Caballero was given three days to cure the Fault and after the third day, was served a Notice of Default. Marsson then assembled an Administrative Tribunal with three Administrative Law Judges to review his Administrative Process. The Tribunal reviewed the Process, found everything to be in order, listened to witnesses and asked questions under direct testimony. The Administrative Law Judges then signed the Private International Administrative Judgment against Carolina Caballero. This Judgment was registered under a UCC-3, securing the Judgment as a Contract and assessing a value to it for the 16 separate Trespasses Carolina Caballero had executed against Marsson.
On Tuesday October 31 at 1:30 Marsson served a Mandatory Judicial Notice upon the Chief Clerk in Charge of this case, Jonathan Wexler at the Inconnu County Courthouse. About 2 o'clock while on the phone in the Court Administrators office Marsson observed Wexler come in with the Notice and its attached papers and ask the clerk to make two copies, one for Judge Kurshner and one for the Presiding Judge of the 4th Judicial District. About 3 o'clock supporters of the family started to show up at the Inconnu County Courthouse for the hearing that was supposed to start at 3:15. Marsson noticed Carolina Caballero's supervisor in the hallway and "served" him a copy of the Contract/Judgment with Caballero. The S.C.F. Supervisor was warned that if he acted in anyway contrary to the terms of the agreement, he would be interfering in the Obligation of Contracts and would be held liable for the entire amount of the Judgment. At the appointed hour, Wexler kicked everyone out of the courtroom, locked the door, then invited the D.D.A., the S.C.F. Supervisor, and court-appointed "attorney" for Rae into Kurshner's Private Chambers where they met for nearly a half-hour. At this point Marsson knew something was afoot, as extensive experience with these crooks has shown this was highly irregular.
At about 3:40 the courtroom was opened and everyone moved in, including Lissa Kaufman, the court-appointed "attorney" for Amanda who was just arriving. Marsson made sure that those who did not yet have the Judgment/Contract were given complimentary copies and explained what it was to them. The D.D.A. was curious about it and pretended to not understand what it all meant, questioning where Marsson was able to get a Tribunal that would pass such a Judgment. Marsson informed her that it was the same place she goes for Administrative Judgments, before the panel of available Judges. Lissa Kaufman was busy handing out papers to everyone, including an "Amended Petition" when Judge Kurshner strolled into the room. Being Halloween, everyone could see that she was not quite in complete costume wearing a black-dress but was missing the pointed hat, but the fact did not seem to bother anyone greatly.
When the D.D.A. stood up the 35+ people that were packed into the courtroom to witness the proceedings witnessed the biggest cover-up since Watergate unfold right before their eyes. The D.D.A. proceeded to talk about how the "testimony" of a 5-year-old did not carry as much weight as that of 30-year-old, however the D.D.A. said she was inclined to believe Rae when Rae states that the burn was an accident! This D.D.A. went on to spin a tale of how little she had to use to "prosecute" this case and how the Doctor at C.A.R.E.S. NW in her written report, which she now waived around, showed that "the burn had the consistency of an accident by its size, location, intensity," etc. Yes, the same Doctor that had been referenced during the September 20 "Shelter Hearing" as saying "the burn could only have happened if Rae had been held down while deliberately branded" was now quoted as saying the burn was accidental. It was at this moment that Marsson realized that "the fix" was in and it was in favor of the family. Everything the D.D.A. said would be, in any other case, turned and used against family in one way or another. The D.D.A. then "passed on" a message for the S.C.F. Supervisor from the State A.G. office, which the D.D.A. said should have been there-- most unusual. The "message" was that it was the opinion of the State A.G. that S.C.F. had no case in this matter.
It was a most amazing sight, only topped when the S.C.F. Supervisor got up and basically capitulated to everything the D.D.A. said! Everyone in the room must have started to pinch themselves to make sure they were not sharing a common hallucination when court-appointed "attorney" for Rae got up and said basically that everything that had been said she was in agreement. Then Lissa Kaufman got up. The reader is reminded that Ms. Kaufman was not part of the private meeting in Judge Kurshner's Chambers. Lissa Kaufman stated that she did not agree with what was happening. Lissa Kaufman wanted to "amend the petition" with two items. There began an exchange between Kurshner and Kaufman where the former "dressed down" the latter for "acting without consulting your client." While Kurshner said this to Kaufman, Kurshner was looking at Marsson and the fear in Kurshner's eyes was so obvious a blind man would have seen it. Kurshner was about ready to loose her temper with Kaufman for "not playing along" with "The Plan" that was now obviously cooked up during the afternoon since the Mandatory Judicial Notice was served. When Kaufman insisted that she wanted to proceed it took a thinly veiled threat against Kaufman's Bar License to get her to shut up.
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