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[ANOTHER
LAME LAWYER NAME LIES BELOW ]
November
25, 2016
Mr.
Goffstein:
I
hope you listened to my voice mail after hearing your interview on KTRS. I have
been accused of many mental disorders and being “all over the map” on what
finds me “trapped” in a motel with next of kin saying, “Don’t ever call us
again.” My offense? There was none! Let’s not talk about their drug abuse and
alcoholism, because the lack of focus diagnosis is Attention Deficit Disorder
(ADD). I don’t have that, or any diagnosis, mental or physical. (It’s a minor
miracle to take only an 81 mg aspirin at age 60 and survive this long with a
$518 pension from working more than 8 hours per day at the Missouri Department
of Mental Health).
Let’s
Ford Focus on Baker Hughes (BHI), an “oil services company” as I continue to
wonder where my intentionally wrecked vehicles went. My many communications with
BHI began on April 4, 2014. More recently, I had a male voice on the phone in
June of this year after talking to a half-dozen females and loitering males that
fed supposed receptionist Linda S------ questions.
He was considering accessing company funds to send a delegation, and gave me
Linda’s true position on the company flow chart. Prior to that, I was
consistently put on speakerphone, and later Linda would move to a private
office, presumably to escape the hubbub over my calls. This is the corporate procedure
for a “nut” named Hughes? I think not.
I
would be happy to find each and every journal note on these calls after I am moved
to safe housing, because this Route 66 motel is not that. I have all of the
first names of Baker Hughes females and one male, plus extension numbers some of
my calls were transferred to. Thanks to a Bloomberg video, I could testify in
court I heard CEO Martin Craighead
in the background. Linda knows that like Howard Hughes, Jr. I intentionally
refer to him as “Craig.” On one call I said, “It’s going to cost me twenty
three million to get Craig out the door.” And? Ms. S------ several times said,
“I’ll call ‘ya back, sugar” and did. I playfully called her “honey.”
I
am confident this is no news story if you could get them on an airplane, because
I did not know until recently Mr. Craighead has a Penn State engineering degree
and “worked his way up.” My new joke about the GE takeover bid remains, “Why
don’t we start making washing machines?”
Happy
Holidays,
William
C. Hughes
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