Posts Tagged ‘ Victor Zaborsky ’

In Doug’s excellent post that immediately precedes this one, he asks the question — what are the defendants doing to fill their time.  My guess is they spend a fair amount of their time working with their attorneys. But that is only a guess. One thing we can surmise though, unless there is new information, is...
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Defendants Fill Time An occasional question among us is: “What are Price, Zaborsky, and Ward doing right now?” Of course, we would often ask this in the dark of the night, during the period the three defendants were still wearing those court-ordered electronic ankle bracelets that kept them under constant track, and when they...
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Doug notes:The following is written by a friend, ‘Dave’ a counselor and therapist living in the San Francisco area. He was not at all familiar with the Robert Wone case until he began reviewing this blog. He sends along these thoughts and offers an alternate hypothesis which I or my co-authors had...
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Mike Scarcella, who is doing excellent work covering the legal maneuverings in the Robert Wone case, breaks in the Blog of the Legal Times that the defendants want a stay in the civil suit filed by Robert Wone’s widow, Kathy Wone, until after the criminal case is completed. And in another interesting twist in the...
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Two Alternate Viewpoints In the coming week I and my fellow authors hope to expand the number of our posts, as well as their content. Discussing the case this weekend over dinner, we three were again confronted with the number of questions and puzzles this case presents, its inherent slippery nature, and our growing...
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