Bill Windsor Nervously Waits on Judge's Ruling

It was a busy week for inmate 14-1898.  First he had his day in court Thursday on the Fleming anti-slapp motion.  That didn't go well for Windsor at all as Judge Bob Carroll wasn't interested in the stall tactics and Bill's motion for a stay was denied.  This meant that inmate 14-1898 had to......gulp......argue his point with his "evidence".  Once "upon information and belief" was thrown out the window, Bill literally had nothing.  Out of all the thousands of alleged statements of defamation by Fleming, Bill couldn't even show one in court Thursday.  That's right, after nearly a year into this case, he can't even show one example of defamation by defendant Fleming.  Judge Carroll is going to be fair and deliberative and make sure he considers the motion fully before ruling. A ruling is expected before Thanksgiving.

Other interesting revelations from that day......Bill has a new email....windsorinjail@yahoo.com
He also brought up Jennie Morton, whom he said was simply hired to run legal tasks for him and that they are not friends.  I wonder if she realizes this while she holds his unlimited American Express card?  Inmate 14-1898 will appeal any and everything.  This was proven as he appealed the dismissal of Sam Round who was removed on the very legitimate grounds of jurisdiction.  But as we have learned, Bill must protest every ruling no matter how airtight the argument.  I would anticipate, with anything short of a direct denial of Fleming's anti-slapp motion, Bill will start to work in the corrupt word in relation to Judge Carroll.  That, also, is standard operating procedure for Bill once he doesn't like a couple of rulings from a judge.

Then it was on to his extradition hearing Friday in Judge Cindy Ermatinger's newly created 443th judicial court.  This was the hearing for Bill to either waive his right to be extradited to MT, or officially contest it.  Guess which one he did?  Inmate 14-1898 decided he wanted to spend the holiday with "the guys" in the tank in Ellis County.  He wants the court to give him a Texas bond, not the Montana one listed.  He claimed to have identified 12 different violations of his rights in his arrest, detention, and subsequent bond denial.  This now sets up the process where Montana must now issue a signed governor's warrant and present that at the next hearing which is set for Dec. 19th at 9am. This of course is only delaying the inevitable as MT simply must show that the charges are in order and that they have the right person to proceed.  Judge Cindy advised Bill that he can hire an attorney or have one appointed if he is indigent.  Windsor stated that he would not qualify as indigent.  That of course is a radical diversion from his civil claim where he states he has no money or home thanks to the defendants.  Now he can hire an attorney, but will he?

By all accounts, it appears that 25 days in county jail has been good for Bill.  He appears to be in good health, appearance looks better than normal and his conduct in court is just like it always was. Which of course means when it comes to making a decision, he's still completely irrational. This is maybe the first time in his entire life where Bill had an authority figure watching over him at all times and 100% obedience is required.  To this end, this is exactly what he needs and has been missing in his life.  Wild Bill Windsor has lived a life that flaunted the rules, he picks and chooses which ones he wants to adhere to and ignores the others while not facing any consequences for it.  Will Bill finally start to focus on his serious criminal case in Montana?  Or will he continue to focus everything on his baseless TX civil case?  If he loses anti-slapp.....how much at risk is he to losing several more rulings for the same reason?

Extradition Hearing Today

Artist's rendering of  Windsor based on the eye witness accounts on the 20th of November, 2014.

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Mr. (Alleged) Black Amex Card

1. Kenneth I. Chenault              Ryan Windsor          Monica Zotter       

   American Express, CEO         Alcatraz Media        Purveyor Inc

So today, I thought we’d have a little blast from the past and look at what Mr. Black Amex card himself posted on Lawless America (.com).  This is a filing from just over three years ago. It relates to Windsor requesting to proceed in Forma Pauperis with one of his many lawsuits against judges. Remember, this is before he spent 2+ years on the road spending his own money (what did he claim $200,000?) to make his “movie.” This is before he spent nearly every night for 2 year in hotels (not motels). This is before he ate out every day (well, maybe he already did). This is before the gas money spent to drive his fuel inefficient (alleged) stalker mobile around the country. This is before the divorce and the division of assets. Bill was poor. So poor that he couldn’t go on without the financial assistance of the very courts he was suing.  Just 3 years ago, the serial entrepreneur claimed a negative net worth of $932,648.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4qOlSHNnmKeODRxOEtNeEJIRVE/view

On page 44 is where Bill really gets into detail about the sad state of affairs.  There’s really way too much to go into. You really should read the whole thing for yourself. The highlights?

Negative net worth of $932,648 as of March 21, 2011

By October, Bill estimates that the Ball Mill Road home has dropped another $50,000 in value. It’s been on the market for 5 years and no offers to lease or sell.

Bill’s previous income tax returns were either filed wrong or on extension because he was unable to read.

Bill sold his magazine publishing business but foolishly (his words) invested the proceeds in developing land. Then Bill blames everybody else for putting him in a financial bind. He claims to have had an appraisal of $8.1 million on the land. (remember, it’s never Bill’s fault.) Then oddly Bill drops the name of one of the potential buyers that he hoped he could salvage $1 to $2 million from after debt. Vernon Hulme. Bill claims that in the end (1987), he walked away from  this potential $8.1 million dollar investment with nothing but furniture and clothes.  And to blame? MAI scandal, economic problems, the bank, the state of Texas, Vernon Hulme, the SEC, Chapter 7, and the “wonderful world of trustees, attorneys, courts, and dishonest creditors.”

Sidenote: I wonder if this is the same Vernon Hulme? Mugshot

From 1987 to 1996, Bill did the unthinkable. He worked for others.  *shudders* Good news, from the proceeds, he bought another Dallas home. Bad news, while he was living in England, the property value plummeted  as neighboring property became a center for drug activity. Two years? Things go downhill quickly in Windsor land. Once again, all equity lost.

Remember Hotties? Apparently, he didn’t do so hot with that either. After two years "working" on it, he and Barbara were only minority owners, and they sold their interest in 2003 for no profit.  I’m not sure who he blames for this one as his wife, daughter, and son-in-law were all among the top level employees.

Bill’s mutual funds? 9/11 reached in and stole a bunch. Basically, if there's a scandal or recession or any way to lose big bucks, Bill will claim that it impacted him heavily.

In 2009, Bill retained bankruptcy counsel, but instead decided to withdraw IRA funds and borrow heavily to keep afloat.

Page 48, Assets:  In Bill’s list, he attempts to claim that the furnishings of his $2,000,000 of homes would sell for a measly $10,000. Yeah, right. But, he didn't forget the $5,000 watch that's worth half the furnishings of the two homes.

Page  49, Liabilities: Bill includes $1,000,000 owed to Ryan Windsor (with a wink and a nod) along with $132,000 estimated costs to sell his home.  He owes $13,215 on his Bank of America credit card alone.

So, how does a man with no income pay bills and obtain these lines of credit? He says that Ball Mill Road property costs him $4,000 a month on just interest, taxes, insurance and maintenance (and that’s the cheap house). Apparently Judge Duffey had the same question. See page 52 for the answer. Spoiler: He can’t.  Basically, it boils down to beg, borrow, and steal.  But, with the pledged donations from people around the county (pg 50), Windsor is confident that donations will enable him to continue paying his litigation expenses. (then why even ask to proceed in forma pauperis?)

My favorite pages of this entire 108 page document are contained in Exhibit D on pages 44-59. If you only read one part, start there. Bill tries so desperately to sell his sob story that he has no money. He paints a picture of failure that starkly contrasts the self-promoting social media and vanity articles he’s plastered all over the world wide web.

So, I’ve already been rather long winded in my brief summary. But, I can’t wrap up without at least touching on the purchase of the home at 3924 Lower Roswell Road.  Bill was “attracted” to it. He just couldn’t help himself. And even though his Ball Mill Road property wasn’t selling, he just had to have another home. So, he called up Wachovia for a loan. They asked his gross income. And Windsor, being Windsor, gave $1,000,000 the answer. You see, that’s what he claims Round America, LLC represented in gross annual income on tax returns. Mind you, he also claims that Mrs. Windsor is the sole owner of Round America (pg 69). Bill knew what the bank was asking, he knew he couldn’t afford the home, but he just couldn’t help himself. And that home? $1,133,000 purchase price of which $305,427 was paid cash, built by a corrupt builder.  Bill was swindled again.

So where is the money? According to Bill, he’s made and lost several fortunes. And, everybody else is to blame. And, if you’re looking for money, he has none. Don’t ask Barbara.

The interrogatories from page 61 to 98? Yeah, you really should at least skim those too.

When asked if any person, firm, or business entity holds any property for his or his wife's benefit, his answer includes “from time to time, the Windsors take clothing to the cleaners, the car for maintenance or repairs, other items for repairs, etc, but Mr Windsor knows of nothing that is in the possession of anyone else at this time."

When asked if anyone owes him or his wife any money, his answer includes, “credits for returns on credit cards happen from time to time, but Mr. Windsor does not know if any of these are pending for anything that Mrs. Windsor may have returned.”

When asked about interest in life insurance or annuity policy, he includes that he “might also have had life insurance coverage by virtue of using American Express for air travel in the past, though Mr. Windsor has never been killed in an airplane crash and has not been on an airplane in over a year.” Seriously, don’t you just want to slap him?

Bill set out to paint a sad sad picture of his finances. The vast majority of money lost over the years can't be attributed to anything Maid of the Mist related. In the end, he just shows what an utter failure he's been for the last 30+ years. Because as we've witnessed last few years of Windsor still hemorrhaging money, it's pretty obvious the well wasn't dry in 2011. 

As Bill tries his best Obi-Wan, this is how I suspect the judges and attorneys all viewed his little game:

These assets are for sale if you want them.

You don’t need to see her financials.

These aren’t the assets you are looking for. 

Who is Jennie Morton, and Why is She Picking Up Bill's Property?

Questions are swirling around a woman in Athens Texas as it has been confirmed that she was the one who picked up inmate 14-1898 property including his cell phones.  Morton filmed with Bill back in 2012:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPW6Gch-pcc

She is almost half his age, but it appears that a secret connection was made.

How long have Bill and Jennie been together?  Is this why Bill made his secret home in North Texas? Did Barbara know about this?  Jennie claims to be for "children's justice" on her facebook page.  Is she aware of all the harm inmate 14-1898 has caused to mothers and families all across this nation? Did she play a role in his now alleged felonious activities in Montana?