Looks like Aniko is a little worried about her reputation becoming public knowledge. And it also looks like attorney James Dumas is concerned about the quality of his client list. Recently, I received a Cease and Desist Demand letter from Dumas & Associates associate, Bryan Tyson, who seems to have joined Dumass on his trip to Fantasyland. Mr. Tyson threatened me with litigation if I continue to publish this website. Apparently Mr. Tyson needs to learn that before one toes the company line, one should be sure that the line is not fraught with landmines. My suggestion Mr. Tyson: "Run Forrest! Run!", before you too are tainted by this loser of a client.Anyway, the letter outlined James Dumas' fantasy of Aniko's innocence and victimization, a position that several State and Federal court judges weren't buying in spite of Dumas' animated exhibitions of evidence-less conjecture. Mr. Dumas, whose known for entertaining and unfounded outbursts, could not convince any judge that my litigation, "Was the most overblown case I have ever seen in all my years of practicing law." Aniko's own testimony was all the evidence needed to prove my allegations. During the course of the execution of this and other litigations, the woman has rarely opened her mouth to say the same thing twice.
In my response letter to Mr. Tyson, I made it clear that not only was this website truthful, accurate and completely defensible, but that it was critical to the public good. The public needs to be aware of Aniko's antics until she can be stopped and forced to pay her mounting debt to society. In the meantime Mr. Tyson, bring it on. Although I don't think Ms. Kaye can afford to pay you. You see, she owes me and my fellow litigants another $1.1 million.
