Superior court

My name's Friday.

I was on my way back for Superior Court, and it was 11.46 a.m. when I got to room 40.

Auto theft.

Hi.

People used to know I was in town.

They still do.

Clarence Neal Habel was held over for a sanity hearing in Superior Court.

On recommendation of the court, appropriate action was taken.

That's really what it all comes down to.

The news of a potential deal came on Wednesday during a virtual conference in Superior Court in St. Thomas, where the parties continued to spar over the estate's legal fees and other expenses.

The hearing was the first since the case was filed more than two years ago by Denise George, the Attorney General of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

How is it that you could file a case two years ago and this is the first time that it's even touching a courtroom? If that doesn't tell you that the whole process is gummed up, that the whole process is backwards, I don't know what does.

It was never about, you know, holding people responsible.

It was about collecting a couple of bucks for the Virgin Islands.

We remain open to engaging in settlement discussions until there is some resolution, Thomas Jacobs told Superior Court Judge Harold Willocks.

We hope we can reach a resolution.

The state Supreme Court said they're right.

The Superior Court's right.

There's nothing in the rules says a dog can't play basketball and this guy could be on the ballot.

And that's it.

and so when you hear about the delivery service, you think, well, no, that's wonderful that maybe a kid in his spare time, he delivers papers and then he comes over.

No, the delivery guy that I know is a former Superior Court judge in the legal system who of Phoenix, Arizona, brilliant, brilliant guy, who I think feels as dedicated to JoyBuzz deliveries as he was to the practice of law.

Agreed.

Without names, just knowing that a superior court judge,

and

he's not the only professional that you have.

She worked as an intelligence analyst and Russian translator for the NSA from 1951 to 1967.

And she also worked as a statistical analyst for the Superior Court in DC.

And then in 1975, she and her friend, Marilyn Wolf, moved to Elkins, and they purchased what is now the Charm Farm.

In her journal, she wrote about the dreams that she'd had, dreams of being married to Mickey Rooney.

Because after Nicholas gives his half-assed statement to the court, it was then time for the judge to sentence him.

Presiding Superior Court Judge Mark S. Zachary.

saw straight through the performance Nicholas attempted.

And that's because during the prosecution's statements to the court during sentencing, they presented evidence of a recorded jailhouse phone call from April 29th, 2026, Just two days into trial in which Nicholas was caught on tape mocking Allie and her suffering.

Five victims, all men, most of them over 60, were attacked in the span of 40 minutes on August 31, 2025, by the boy and an adult man, according to an agreed statement of facts.

one victim was pushed off a bench and assaulted another was shoulder checked into the wall of a hotel lobby a seventy-year-old homeless man was struck with a hammer as the pair tried to rob him leaving him bleeding with a broken arm on the sidewalk Just after 6 a.m., the boy and the adult set their sights on 62-year-old Joseph Eric Oban, a homeless man sleeping under a blanket on a bench in Nathan Phillips Square between City Hall and the Superior Court of Justice.

In chilling surveillance video played in court, the boy points Oban out to his accomplice.

They rip off his blanket and chase him.

Mary Schechtman's children eventually took this issue to court.

On December 13th, 2023, the sixth anniversary of the murders, Mary's twins, Matthew and Rebecca Schechtman, filed an application in Ontario Superior Court against the trustees of the Bernard Sherman 2016 Trust, the trust created by Barry's estate freeze, which you heard about in Part 3.

The beneficiaries included the Sherman children and the children of Mary and of Barry's sister, Sandra.

The trustees were Jonathan Sherman, Alex Glazenberg, and Brad Kravchek.