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To: Riley G who wrote (54205)	3/15/1999 11:28:00 PM
From: s martin	Respond to of 55532

>>To: +s martin (53882 ) >>It has come to my attention that some people still think that I said that Kugler and Tonto were responsible for the apparent burglary of Zappara's office in CA. This is not true, and I never meant for them to be implicated or implied. << Like hell you didn't that's exactly the impression you were trying to leave... From: +Riley G Saturday, Mar 6 1999 3:48PM ET Reply # of 54209 ------------snipped-------------- The FACTS are that we could not have legally gotten them! The documents that were sent to me some three weeks ago are the fruits of a crime. It is public knowledge that Zappara's office was burglarized in mid 1997 and I believe that the copies of faxes and letters that I received were from that crime. << 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 >>Once again, Tonto and Kugler were not involved in this event and all the BS about it should cease NOW!<< DUH ! >>The fact is, I and a few others know who removed the objects from the offices, and it was not a burglary. Even though Zappara claimed it was at the time. The person or person that removed said objects did so when in the guidelines of the law and no charges were ever filed against them.<< I love your " I know something you don't know" style of posting. Fact of the matter is it's not a secret.. When Mork found out that Zapara had screwed him, Mork threw Zapara out of some space he was renting to Zapara. Actually, Mork took everything out, including the furniture and left a pile of papers on the floor, which was all that was owned by Zapara. Zapara called the police and tried to have Mork arrested, but when Mork told the police it was his space, his furniture, his office equipment, etc, the police left. After Zapara was out, Mork moved everything back in.