Man Faces Prison Sentence for Taunting 73 years ago
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How could this NOT happen in today's liberal society? Gertrude Maria Schmidt Sanchez, 76, has filed a claim with the United States District Attorney, against none other then her own brother, Klaus "Chito" Schmidt Sanchez, 80, for slander and taunting. Gertrude alleges that when she was 3 years old, her older brother Klaus, called her, "brat" and "tonto" on multiple occasions. Klaus, who would not speak (because he has lost the ability to speak), is counter suing claiming she called him "Meanie" first.
This German Mexican family has become heavily divided with these allegations. A brawl nearly broke out in the Living Streams Senior Citizen home in Arcadia, Ca where 8 members of the Schmidt Sanchez clan are currently residing.
Nurse Billy summarized the ordeal, "The two groups started yelling and throwing prunes at each other at lunch. They were to meet in the back to fight, but that 25 foot walk usually takes about 10 minutes for them. So we went to the lunch room, grabbed some sandwiches, made some coffee, and then got between them and said, 'No more Novella watching if you go through with it.'" "We heard a lot of bad language after that."
Feminists of America have heard about the story and President Doris Bender declared, "We will not stand for this mistreatment one more day! We have hired two law firms to investigate the allegations against Mr. Schmidt. We will also file claims against their parents who have allowed a culture of harassment to fester during their toddler years."
With more than 7 decades of trauma this lawsuit could yield millions. Why did it take this long for the allegations to arise? Klaus' lawyer said this may be motivated by Gertrudes gambling debts from Bingo.
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