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Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records in custody case | KCUR 89.3 - Vimarsana News

Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records in custody case | KCUR 89.3

The former Missouri governor, who is now running for U.S. Senate, claims that Sheena Greitens conspired with his political enemies to write the affidavit that contained explosive allegations of child and spousal abuse.

Source: kcur.org
Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records - Vimarsana News

Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records

Split decision denies access to other phone records sought as the former Missouri governor and Senate candidate seeks to prove a conspiracy.

Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records in custody case - Vimarsana News

Judge grants Eric Greitens access to ex-wife's phone records in custody case

Split decision denies access to other phone records sought as the former Missouri governor and Senate candidate seeks to prove a conspiracy.

Source: krcu.org
Attorney calls Greitens subpoenas 'a fishing expedition' - Vimarsana News

Attorney calls Greitens subpoenas 'a fishing expedition'

A Boone County judge will rule soon, perhaps by this week, whether former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens will get access to his ex-wife Sheena Greitens' telephone records as he attempts to prove his political enemies are behind explosive allegations of spousal and child abuse.

Greitens' conspiracy claims called 'nonsense' in new filings - Vimarsana News

Greitens' conspiracy claims called 'nonsense' in new filings

Attorneys for Eric Greitens' former campaign manager argued in new filings the ex-Missouri governor is using the court to buttress his claims of conspiracy, harass his political enemies and boost his campaign for U.S. Senate.