Monday, March 27, 2006
09:44:17
 
“midnight pain”
 
 
1.      at 16:42 DAVID NORMAN arrived here.
2.      I shut down my business here and left the property.
3.      I went to the store to give him time to do his business here.
4.      I returned about seven thirty and sat in the cold in the field waiting for him to leave.
5.      at 20:15 pm he left but had taken the door knob from the door of the office.
6.      I came into the office because I was behind in my business but was pretty sure he was coming back so I shortened my time here and then got the truck and parked near the woods.
7.      DAVID NORMAN had thrown some of my things around and nosed through them. He threw things around that were outside.
8.      at around 21:30 he came back to put the door knob back on. (that’s a ten minute job maximum)
9.      at 23:55 he was still here using my electricity and doing who knows what to my things.
10. at 12:23 3/27/06 I enter the hanger and pull the main.
11.  he scrambles comes out gets in his truck then spins it around points the lights into the office. Then goes into the office. Comes back out gets in his truck then leaves. When he got to the road he drove toward Darlington.
12.  I came to the hanger reinstalled the main and proceeded to what I thought was sleep and warmth.
13.  DAVID NORMAN had made sure it would be otherwise.
14.  when I had left earlier I had left the back door unlocked. I had left the front door open. He locked both.
15.  I decided that I would sleep outside.
16.  around 12:45 he came back drove onto the runway turned around and parked facing the highway.
17.  shortly a car came and pulled beside him.
18.  this made it impossible for me to sleep so after a time and him not leaving I called 911. they said they would have someone come out.
19.  I have waited in situations such as this before and sometimes it takes 2 to 3 hours for them to show up.
20. a third car arrives. After they sit there for awhile I call 911 and tell them there is a third car and inform them I am loading my gun. At that time I am informed that two sheriffs are there. I stand down and walk to the runway to greet them.
21.  see sheriffs for details.
 
 
 
 
BY ORDER OF: jamesearl
 

DAVID NORMAN CURRY

Emanant

\Em"a*nant\, a. [L. emanans, -antis, p. pr. of emanare. See Emanate.] Issuing or flowing forth; emanating; passing forth into an act, or making itself apparent by an effect; -- said of mental acts; as, an emanant volition.

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