Interference No. 103,197
46. During the months of March, April and May 1988,
I would periodically show Joe Meyer, Professor at
Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, at my home the
rough fetal probe mock-up design I tested in February
1988. I remember that Joe Meyer and his wife would
periodically visit my home in the evening for dinner
together and that when he visited, I would show Joe Meyer
the laboratory I was building in my basement for building
and testing the invasive fetal pulse oximetry probe. We
typically would look over all of the new equipment that I
was acquiring and using to work on the fetal probe
project.
Dr. Morrison's testimony that he was building and testing
probes during that time period lacks adequate corroboration. 135
Helen Morrison's testimony that she "was constantly aware of
the development activities regarding the fetal oximetry probe
from its conception to the present" and that between August136
1987 and the filing date of the application in May 1990, her
husband never let more than one day pass without working on
the fetal probe project, unless she was sick, lacks137
sufficient specificity as to facts and dates to serve as
Buschmann does not contend that the documentary135
evidence are insufficient to prove the orders and receipts of
equipment and supplies.
H. Morrison, MR 150, ¶ 16.136
H. Morrison, MR 972:19 to 973:8.137
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