TETONIA, ID, November 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Respected and well-adored mystic, Jan Windglows, who has helped reunite lovers and help people for over 30 years, has been attacked online by Mary Prantil.
Mary Prantil has slandered Jan Windglows and her husband James Morgan, and their respected business for over five years. There are up to ten charges brought against Mary Prantil, to which some may evolve into federal charges and possible jail time. Mary Prantil has utilized services to falsely accuse Jan Windglows and James Morgan and their respected business with sites like Rip Off Report. A recent court date was issued, but Mary Prantil failed to make her appearance.
Mrs Prantil had her chance to show up to court in proving all the numerous statements and/or allegations that she's made against James and Jan over the five years but didn't take the opportunity to prove her statements in a court of law. Scott Chapman is the attorney representing James and Jan, and has posted a response on websites like Rip Off Report.
Scott Chapman is helping to remove multiple blogs and slanderous online material generated by Mary Prantil that was set out to slander and hurt James and Jan. So far fourteen or more sites and blogs have been deleted that were created by Mrs. Prantil over the last five years. Please contact the law office of Scott Chapman to report anything or assist with this case.
Scott E. Chapman, Esq., MBA, CIPP
McCormick Barstow, LLP
8337 W. Sunset Road, Suite 350
Las Vegas, Nevada 89113
(702) 949-1100 (Phone)
James Morgan and Janhett Windglows are professional spell casters, skilled in magick to help people with love life issues, mend broken hearts and more. James and Janhett have a combined 60 years of experience and take great care of their clients. For help with a matter of the heart, visit http://www.bloodloveandlustspells.com.
Jan Windglows, Spell Caster, Announces Lawsuit Against Mary Prantil
Renowned and globally acclaimed spell caster Jan Windglows recently filed a civil lawsuit with Scott Chapman against Mary Prantil for slander.
2011-11-03
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[Press-News.org] Jan Windglows, Spell Caster, Announces Lawsuit Against Mary PrantilRenowned and globally acclaimed spell caster Jan Windglows recently filed a civil lawsuit with Scott Chapman against Mary Prantil for slander.