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ETA: donosemora(dot)com now redirects to the Calhoun County Corrections Division website.

In update on the NuTSR lawsuits, IANAL but documents filed by WotC legal in the bankruptcy case seem to suggest that WotC is seeking to cancel the stay of the case in Washington because of NuTSR's violation of the protective order. I won't include them, but the filing carries with it 30 pages...

So he admits to the "rebranding"? And your attachment doesn't work...

At the beginning I was one of those people that likely went to far... suggesting in this very thread that you weren't a real person. I'd like to apologize for that. You've shown a remarkable strength of character, and the only thing you did wrong is that you got dragged in with the wrong...

Here's the unroll... https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1679734368439287808.html

Here's my relatively short commentary on this, via a Twitter thead.

If anything is going to get him jail time, it's his antics in the bankruptcy case. If he keeps up trying to juggle his finances around, it's quite possible there will come a point where the court might suggest pursuing criminal charges. ETA: I see this has been answered already... Sorry...

Just so you and everyone's aware, we know for a fact that the WotC/Hasbro attorneys read this thread. Posting information that might be relevant to the multiple cases against Justin and NuTSR here is much better and more easily documented than spamming a bunch of attorneys on the slightest...

Meanwhile, Justin continues to use the DHSM Facebook page to promote his other businesses... specifically his "Museum of the Bizarre" in North Carolina that has zero to do with D&D.

Yes, that's where his tattoo parlor and weird museum are.

In a bankruptcy case update, WotC has chosen legaL representation local to North Carolina. ...and, compared to Justin's attorneys, these guys seem like heavy hitters. They have well over 100 attorneys on staff. https://www.parkerpoe.com/aboutparkerpoe/aboutus You know how many attorneys...

So apparently the Geneva Lake Museum - as an initiative supported by the Gygax Memorial Fund - is looking to make the DHSM obsolete.