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8.5.6
The obsession of Mark Andrew Gomez and the Other Racketeering
Defendants with the operation of their RICO Enterprise prevented Gary Wayne
Thompson from receiving the services that Mark Andrew Gomez and the Other
Racketeering Defendants were contractually and legally obligated to perform for
Gary Wayne Thompson. This division of allegiance by Mark Andrew Gomez and the
Other Racketeering Defendants enhanced the damages to Gary Wayne Thompson.
8.5.7
Examples of this type of conduct and thereby damages during Period Four are
identified as follows.
8.5.7.1
Mark Andrew Gomez paid numerous late payments on utilities, phone,
groceries, etc.
8.5.7.2
Mark Andrew Gomez paid $2,853.90 to federal and state governments
for penalties and interest on late payroll tax deposits. Included in this amount is a
check for $1,917.99, which bears the notation, “Civ Pen.” The civil penalty
provisions of the Internal Revenue Code state that a person against whom this
penalty is assessed must have willfully refused to remit federal payroll taxes.
8.5.7.3
Mark Andrew Gomez made payment to Robertson Management of
$110.00 for reimbursement of locksmith charges. These charges were for locks
that were placed on doors at Gary Wayne Thompson’s home for the purpose of
secreting the recording equipment for the illegal wiretap.
8.5.8
During Period Four, the Probate Judge likely smelled what she probably
thought was a mouse; in reality, it was the scent of an overgrown tribe of rodents
