Monday, August 4, 2014

February 28, 2014 1:43pm - Charles Lincoln to Peter Milano, CC Mastoris & Dara Bloom

From: Charles Edward Lincoln III [mailto:xxxxxxxxx@rocketmail.com] 
 Sent: Friday, February 28, 2014 1:43 PM
 To: Peter Milano 
Cc: Michael Mastoris;
Subject: Re: Intentions

Dear Peter Milano:
Once again, Peter, you seem to be one of those people who isn't happy unless he's stirring things up or causing trouble somehow.

I was very tired but I stayed up an extra 90 minutes early this morning looking for your supposed lost document, but I couldn't find it.  No such thing exists and no I won't create anything new unless YOU comply with the agreements we already have.

We have in your possession and the Court has, in its file and possession, since June of last year, all required and necessary agreements that show what our plan is: You hired me to act as your agent for collection of a single simple debt.  The debt Ralph Nittolo, Jr., owes to you by Judgment itself was NEVER destined to be mine and in fact I took no contingent interest in it EXCEPT as to costs of collection.  Costs of collection, had you adhered to the simple and straightforward terms of our agreement, should NOT have been an issue or problem because our contract was that YOU were supposed to pay all costs of collection, which you have failed and refused to do.  

By our contract, YOU pay all costs of collection and ALL the money Ralph Nittolo, Jr., owes to you belongs to you IF you have paid all costs of collection.  By that I mean that the amount of the judgment, plus interest, would be yours FREE OF ANY INTEREST ON MY PART, if you had paid all costs of collection including reasonable fees for DARA which you have never showed any interest in paying.

Instead, you tried to hire xxx away from me, and you have consistently worked to poison my relationship with xxx, and up to a point you have succeeded.  You reneged on your promise to bring other creditors in, you blamed ME for YOUR being fired by one of those people, you blustered and bluffed and threatened me and cursed like a drunken sailor.  In short, you have caused me NOTHING but trouble.  And now you want further assurances from me?  

I would think you would and you certainly SHOULD be apologizing to me from the bottom of your little brainless heart and thanking me for insisting that xxx finish the first leg of this operation by going out to New Jersey in another simply brutal double red eye Monday-Tuesday.  She wanted to drop the case.  

I insisted that xxx NOT drop it---in part because she took YOUR position AGAINST ME so vigorously immediately after returning from the first trip and he has NEVER stopped criticizing me--in essence, for not satisfying you better.  But you see, you are insatiable and you like to start fights.  You probably need psychiatric help.  

The real question in my mind is whether there will EVER be any recovery from Ralph Nittolo, Jr., (a) because he has pancreatic cancer, (b) because once involuntary bankruptcy is declared there will be TONS of work left to do, (c) it's obvious that you have very little perspective on what it would cost to pierce his finances EVEN AFTER he is declared an involuntary bankrupt, and (d) you probably think that if we win the hearing on Tuesday, which I expect we will, that is only the BEGINNING of the process and not the end.   

Last night, between 3:00-4:00 AM, I took seriously your suggestion and thought that there MIGHT be some other document out there that I had forgotten about so I looked.  I couldn't find it and you couldn't find it: so there's nothing to be found---I looked and I even located a couple of extra documents that are not part of the record and that we haven't talked about so I sent them to you: the acknowledgment and the receipt.  

So if you want any modification in our written agreement as it stands, please pay Dara $5,000.00 cash for her time and trouble in appearing in your case, pay me $2,000.00 for the additional time expenses, and trouble you have caused me, and otherwise prepare for a long fight to investigate Ralph Nittolo IN and AFTER the declaration of Involuntary Bankruptcy to find out where his money is.  We could claim fraud and costs of litigation (including attorneys' fees) on that front also.  

The big problem appears to be: you never understood what we were doing or what I proposed to you to do, despite the fact that I showed you all the law and cases and proposed agreements before we ever started.  

I HAVE tried for you last summer.  I CONTINUED to try for you last FALL and I have imposed on, angered, and inconvenienced xxx, on whom all my future plans depend as my attorney, to show YOU and HER and everyone else that my plan for and proposal to you was valid---but you continue to be dissatisfied and never stop relentlessly trying to make trouble where there is NONE.

I hope things go well on Tuesday in Court, but you need to sit in the back of the Courtroom and be quiet.  xxxx is MY attorney and his services are part of MY costs to you, and you have not paid for those services AT ALL.  In fact, you have done everything you can to make it all completely impossible.

Charles Edward Lincoln, III
"Ich bin der Geist der stets verneint, und das mit recht"
Deo Vindice/Tierra Limpia