Counsel for the Pursers has asked this Court to circulate the Waco

bankruptcy court’s opinion in In re Scarbrough , 516 B.R. 897 (Bankr.

W.D. Tex. 2014, presumably because it has some relevance to the instant

appeal. It does not and the Court should disregard it. Relevancy is the

quality of making something either more or less likely to be true. It does

not make the trial court’s judgment more or less likely to be correct

because:

1. Unlike Appellants’ Aug.24 letter, which updated the Court on the

most recent law on spoliation instructions – an issue in the case, and

unlike Appellants’ Motion to Take Judicial Notice of Elizabeth

Tipton’s argument in the bankruptcy court – which admitted to

waiver of confidentiality, and thus made it less likely that Mr.

Scarbrough broke a confidentiality order - the bankruptcy opinion

adds no additional information. The court adopted collateral

estoppel to hold the trial court’s findings correct. It merely rubber

stamped the trial court’s judgment, before appellants could have

their day in this appellate court. Two courts do not make a

conclusion more likely than one, if the second is applying collateral

estoppel to avoid weighing the facts itself.

2. Collateral estoppel is not proper if both this case and the bankruptcy

case are still on appeal, which they are. They are not final. The

Pursers entire case has been one unsubstantiated rant, usually

through attorney “testimony” in the form of improper questions, and

now that want to cut off the Appellants’ right to fair appeal in two

forums.

3. Stacking the deck with a second opinion can only serve to bias the

court in favor of the trial court’s conclusions – preventing Appellants

from having a fair appeal. This is essentially a “no evidence”

appeal, which relies on a voluminous record – only. There is no

place for repeating that Mr. Scarbrough “intentionally failed to turn

them over,” when the Court must focus on the record to see that

there is actually no evidence of such intent. Circulating this opinion

seeks to draw attention away from the record, which is not a proper

goal.

CONCLUSION AND PRAYER Circulation of the bankruptcy opinion serves no proper purpose and seeks to deny the appellants a fair appeal in a very

difficult and voluminous case.

Appellants pray that the Court decline to apply the bankruptcy case – or to even circulate it – in this appeal. Appellants ask for such

other and further relief as is merited.

Respectfully submitted, _____/s/ MB CHIMENE_______ THE CHIMENE LAW FIRM Michele Barber Chimene TBN 04207500 2827 Linkwood Dr.

Houston, TX. 77025 PH: 832 940-1471; no fax michelec@airmail.net CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE The undersigned certifies that a true and correct copy of this Opposition was served through ECF and email on the 14 of

October, 2015 on Daryl Moore and Jack Crews and Elizabeth

Tipton.

_____/s/ MB CHIMENE