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| A dishonorable judge, who was quoted in media
stories about Gil Cabot, was not the judge presiding over the
actual trials, and exercised an abuse of power in a probation
hearing. He was removed from the bench a few years later. |
| Gil Cabot never "offered to arrange for the
destruction of (anything) for $30,000." A third party had
a video and said he was pulling still pictures from it, and
it was that person who wanted money. As proven in court, Mr.
Cabot made the payment out of his own pocket. |
| CHARM charity events continue to operate, passing
intense investigations, and the car Gil Cabot's mother was driving
was proven to be legally purchased by him as a gift. |
| Tapes of alleged telephone conversations with
Gil Cabot were concocted by editing different calls together,
to defraud the court and the jury with false impressions of
an extortion. Authorities refused to produce any original tapes. |
Gil Cabot never "posed as Tawny Little's
husband" and never "used Jaclyn Smith's name"
for anything. There was a brief and friendly casual acquaintance
with Ms. Little, even socializing with her parents, and he
had limited business inquiries with Ms. Smith. Mr. Cabot donated
marketing services to charities supported by Ms.Smith, and
conducted himself as he was instructed and supervised by the
events programmers. |
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| Controllers of Katarina Witt withheld the details
of the agreement with Gil Cabot. East Germany was not a free
country at that time, and even Olympic athletes were directed
to simply follow orders. Mr. Cabot's exclusive rights to Ms.
Witt for television and films were documented. |
| A quote attributed to Gil Cabot having to "lie
and manipulate" was taken out of context, and was never
said by Mr.Cabot when describing the weeks of efforts to locate
the video and related negotiations for it. |
| Gil Cabot never said he was a producer with
"Magnum PI". Mr. Cabot said he and a production
partner were in Hawaii doing an episode of that television
series. |
Gil Cabot did not work "at selling real-life
stories to television" which is why there was "no
success" on that level. Mr.Cabot administrated a company
that specialized in buying (not selling) true story properties,
and having great success packaging licensing agreements
worldwide.
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| The news anchor who was supposedly the victim
was caught lying under oath and on the stand, claiming a voice
on an answering machine was Gil Cabot, when it was revealed
to be a friend of her family. She shamefully used the national
attention from biased media coverage to shop for a better
job, leaving the only "victim" being Mr.Cabot, who
was wrongly sent to prison. |
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