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| WASHINGTON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE DOUG MARTIN RECUSES FROM A SECOND CASE THAT WAS ASSIGNED TO HIM WHILE ON VACATION THAT DEALS WITH FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS REGARDING THE ADULTEROUS AFFAIR OF TWO FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, FORMER SUPERINTENDENT MATTHEW WENDT AND SHAE NEWMAN, HIS ASSISTANT. |
As we predicted in a previous post, Judge Doug Martin recused for "judicial economy" from Shae Newman's case seeking to prevent release of records relating to the termination of Fayetteville Public School District Superintendent Matthew Wendt.
Newman filed the case as "Jane Doe" to remain anonymous, even thought her attorney Suzanne Clark had released information to the press that identified her and the Fayetteville School District released records confirming her identity as "Jane Doe".
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| NEWMAN'S STATEMENT MADE PUBLIC BY HER ATTORNEY SUZANNE CLARK |
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| NOTIFICATION TO NEWMAN'S ATTORNEY ABOUT OUR AFOIA REQUEST |
We believe that Judge Tom Cooper from Little River County will be appointed to hear Newman's case as he was appointed to hear our publisher's AFOIA Denial of Rights case involving the same records.
We predict that the records will be released sooner than later and all Shae Newman has done is to make sure everyone knows she cheated on her husband and had a steamy adulterous affair with her boss.
What is yet to be confirmed is the alleged affair Wendt had with a school board member.
Fayetteville Public Schools seems to have issues with sexual misconduct by employees (this is the third sex scandal in the last six years) and the public is entitled to know the truth about what is going on with these public employees.
