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from the corporation.
Ms. Thompson’s supplemental affidavit, which was undated,
stated in part as follows:
I, Virgene Thompson, being first duly sworn, do
hereby state and depose as follows:
1. That this is a supplemental affidavit to * * *
[Ms. Thompson’s affidavit]
2. That approximately 1 year age [sic] your
affiant appointed the defendant Howard Thompson to the
positions of President, Chairman of the Board, Secre-
tary/Treasurer and he was also the only signor on the
Weavewood bank account with Norwest.
3. That the Cadillac owned by Weavewood, Inc. has
been returned to Anderson Cadillac * * *.
4. That Howard Thompson has acknowledged to your
affiant that he would return the computer equipment
that was taken, however, to the best of your affiant’s
knowledge this equipment has not been returned. That
during the same meeting your affiant served the Tempo-
rary Restraining Order on Defendant [petitioner] and
* * * advised Defendant that he had to appear at the
hearing scheduled for Monday July 22, 1996. Defendant
told your affiant that he “did not have [to] be at any
hearing.”
5. That your affiant has not received any corpo-
rate monies in the form of a corporate distribution or
otherwise since approximately August of 1995. That
your affiant has never received the proceeds indicated
by the attached checks,[3] particularly the check for
$20,000.00. Your affiant also does not remember en-
dorsing any checks for deposit into your affiant’s
3The checks attached to Ms. Thompson’s supplemental affida-
vit included the following three checks (discussed below) that
were payable to her, drawn on Weavewood’s checking account, and
signed by petitioner: a $20,000 check dated Feb. 15, 1996, a
$5,000 check dated Feb. 20, 1996, and a $1,000 check, the date of
which is not shown in the Court’s copy of the attachments to Ms.
Thompson’s supplemental affidavit.
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