Laura has
again, without even realizing it, embarrassed herself by producing
another, even less, coherent screed filled with contradictions. It
more resembles a vegetable soup, with elements mixing without
relation or pattern, than a piece of writing.
Additionally,
she had so garbled her previous lies it is impossible to understand.
Let's hope Alex is pleased since at least it fills up space on a
blog.
Now, the
facts.
It is time
to pull back the curtain and explain to anyone reading this some
salient points which will assist in making sense of what is happening
here. Laura may legally hold the title of Duchess of Manchester but
her circumstances, and actual job, are not those associated in most
minds with such a title.
Laura's
life has little glamor.
Laura
functions as Alex's public relations agent and attack dog. This is
not a job she is qualified to hold, but she is all Alex can afford.
In addition, Laura, who in other circumstances was kindly and
understood right from wrong, has placed herself in a position where
she cannot say,”no,” without being subjected to unending
diatribes from Alex.
These have
been heard by individuals who kept listening when Alex thought he had
hung up the phone.
Dressed up
and in person Laura is persuasive. She is attractive and coherent,
generally, when speaking if the subject does not require too much
intellect. However, if, or when, she is subjected to either
deposition or giving evidence under penalty of perjury this will fall
apart. It is impossible to remember complex lies and Laura's memory
is not good, in any case.
Laura, how
long until you and Alex are, again, evicted? By now you realize Alex
is always evicted after about a year, if his behavior has been
consistent with that exhibited during his marriage to Wendy.
Laura chose
to marry and stay married to Alexander, 13th Duke of Manchester
because, as indicated earlier, her choices were becoming somewhat
limited due to her advancing age and lack of job skills.
Here is
some advice Laura should read carefully and take to heart.
During the
last three months of 2008 Laura tried to find another man. This
effort failed.
Instead of
listening to her friends, including Wendy, and family, Laura decided
to remain married to Alex after leaving him in October of 2008 and
living, for three months, with Wendy Buford Montagu and Wendy's two
children. This was an act of charity on Wendy's part. She knew from
experience how Alex operates and had faced the same choice herself.
Alex had
tried to get Wendy to go back to him shortly after initiating the
divorce in early 2007 as a way to assert more control over her
actions. Wendy understood if she returned she would lose, forever,
the support and potential assistance of the friends and family who
had stuck by her for so many years.
So she told
her children, who Alex had primed and manipulated to beg her to
return, she could not allow them to grow up seeing a woman treated as
Alex had been treating her. The next months were hellish, filled with
false accusations from Alex and a continuation of the manipulations
which had always been a part of his asserted control over her.
On August
23rd Alex lost physical custody of the children. This was due to
facts which had come before the court. These included his false
changes, attempts to manipulate the children, lying to the court
regarding his assets (he claimed to be indigent but had over a half
million in his bank account) and consistent failure to follow the
orders of the court. The transcript of the judgment is available HERE.
Neither
child speaks to Alex or has a desire to see him.
Laura left
Alex in October, 2008 and ended up living with Wendy from early
October until she returned to Alex on December 30th. Laura claimed to
be finished with Alex, who she said was crazy, violent and
frightening. Wendy's friends and the pastor of the church where Wendy
and the kids still attended, thought Laura was astonishingly stupid
but agreed she seemed nice and thought removing her from an
impossible situation was kind.
Laura had
experienced, she said, the same kind of obsessive, controlling
behavior Alex had meted out to Wendy. Many of her friends had peeled
off and stopped returning her calls, because of Alex, Laura said. And
her family all feared and despised him.
This gave
Laura and Wendy a lot to talk about. And they did.
The couple,
Alex and Laura, had spent the previous summer in Michigan, living
near Laura's mother, but Alex's behavior had made it impossible for
them to stay. Alex left first, returning to Southern California to
rent an apartment in Redondo Beach, leaving Laura's possessions in a
storage unit in Michigan.
Not many
former wives would have been so generous, Wendy was. Over the three
months she got to know Laura very well. Laura spent both Thanksgiving
and Christmas with Wendy and the children that year, spending time
with Wendy's parents on Christmas Day.
Several
incidents made a significant impact on Wendy as she observed Laura's
behavior.
Wendy found
Laura to be compassionate and worried about the many wrongs Alex had
done to his family. While she was staying with Wendy the two of them
attempted to inform two separate auto dealers who Alex had 'bought'
cars from, either bouncing checks of stopping payments, about the
location of the cars so the repossession process could be completed.
One of these, Wendy remembers, was a red PT Cruiser siding.
Wendy does
not believe Alex had a valid driver's license at this time.
Laura's
time was generally spent on her appearance, exercising, and talking
to men. On one occasion Laura complained a man she had known
previously, (name withheld) wanted a massage for free. Laura expected
to be paid for such services.
The second
incident, which Wendy reported, began with a request from Laura for
Wendy to accompany her on a date with an old 'friend.' Wendy,
surprised, agreed since Laura promised they would go out to dinner at
a nice place, her friend's treat.
They met
the man, (name withheld) at his hotel, The Inn at Laguna Beach, which
is next to Las Brisas. From there they walked down the street to
Mosun Sushi, which is south, on the other side of the boardwalk, the
land side.
Wendy,
sitting across from the couple, watched as Laura's date put his arm
around her and they leaned together. At this point, Wendy believed
Laura would not return to Alex but commented it seemed strange
watching her former husband's wife, still married, nuzzling another
man. The thought occurred to her Laura might spend the night with
him, given her behavior. But this did not occur.
She and
Laura returned to their car, Laura removed her heels and walked
barefoot along the boardwalk because her feet hurt. She then stopped
to put dog poop baggies on her feet for some protection. They were,
Wendy said, skipping and laughing. This occurred just before
Christmas. On the way home they sang. It was, Wendy said, a fun
night.
Laura
announced she was leaving on December 30th, 2008. She told Wendy she
had to do what she had to do. She wanted to market the Duke and
Duchess personas and build a business.
Laura, it
is not too late. Call your mother. There are people who care about
you.
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