David Farmer vs. Harmon - Witness Robert Kessner

In his "MEMORANDUM IN OPPOSITION TO DEBTOR'S MOTION FOR ORDER TO DISAPPROVE APPOINTMENT OF DAVID C. FARMER AS SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE", filed with the Court on August 24, 2007, the Trustee's attorney, Steven Guttman, Esq., of the law firm, Kessner Umebayashi Bain & Matsunaga, stated to the Court:

"... Harmon is once again attempting to create issues of conflict where none exist by attempting to draw connections between phantom dots."...

Mr. Guttman does not elaborate beyond this simple statement of HIS PERSONAL OPINION, as to WHICH of the thousands of connections I have cited that he wishes the Court to accept, without question, as being merely "phantom dots". In other court filings, Mr. Guttman has characterized my Motions as consisting of "conspiracy theories" -- again with no specific references.

Despite these unnamed "phantom dots" and "conspiracy theories", the Court has blithely and unquestionably gone along with Mr. Guttman's opinions and has repeatedly denied ALL Motions that I have made. In fact, both Courts involved have ruled that the Court Clerk shall not accept any future filings from me without the Courts' prior approval - which it has repeatedly declined to give.

Therefore, due to the fact that I continue to discover new, material FACTS almost daily, I am preparing a set of NEW EXHIBITS in which I intend to document the financial, professional, personal, and political connections between the many various entities involved in this case.

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The following is a listing of named witnesses in this case who have factual connections with the subject entity. Each underlined name has been linked to a detailed description of that witness to enable the reader to more easily CONNECT THE DOTS TO...

Judith Neustadter Fuqua

James B. “Jim” Nicholson

Dan Inouye

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Notice of Trustee’s Final Report and Application for Compensation, showing Trustee’s Attorney Fees of $65.909.48 and Expenses of $1,807.34 payable to Kessner Duca Umebayashi Bain & Matsunaga; and payable to the Law Office of Steven Guttman, $27,713.20 in Fees and $550.18 in Expenses:

www.kycbs.net/BK-Final-Report-2-8-8.pdf

Debtor’s Supplemental Objection to Trustee’s Final Application for Compensation and Trustee’s Final Report:

www.kycbs.net/BK-Objection-3-17-8.htm

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Robert Kessner is expected to testify regarding his law firm’s undisclosed conflict of interest in this lawsuit, as Mr. Kessner was an attorney for Maui County at the time of Judith Neustadter Fuqua’s services as the Arbitrator in this case. Also, at least four of this firm’s clients have direct, conflicting relationships with parties in interest in this case: John Mullen & Co., (which was a Defendant in Harmon’s RICO lawsuit); Hartford Insurance Company (the company which provided Trustee Bonds to the Bishop Estate trustees); Royal Insurance Companies (affiliated with Royal & SunAlliance, the company which insured Maui County and Judith Neustadter Fuqua in the Hale `O Kaula lawsuit); and Zurich Insurance Company (a company in which both Kamehameha Schools and Marsh & McLennan had financial interests).