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The other half of the story of the year 2005-2006
While Scott was deployed in Iraq again in the year 2005-2006, same year Gayle Bauman stripped him of the rights to his son another woman Keri Rebecca whom he was married to at the time was on the news for child abuse and child neglect in the town of Clarksville , Tennessee. A 2 year old girl was left home alone from the hours of 10pm to 6 am her mother, Keri, was at the club with some friends who were all later found in Scott’s 2002 Mazda Protégé totaled by a drunk individual who did not have permission to drive his vehicle. Can you guess who? If you guessed Keri Rebecca you got it right. She had a vehicle of her own but wanted to take Scott’s nice car out on the town. Now she did not have permission to drive it and she had let the insurance lapse on it. So this left Scott in a bind, a totaled car, no insurance to cover the damages and loss of a vehicle. What that can do to your credit report…not good.
When Scott saw the report in Iraq on the news channel about his wife at the time, Keri Rebecca, leaving the 2yr old home alone in their condo, Scott was devastated and called immediately. His phone was answered by a police officer who explained the situation to him. He stated to Scott that the 2 yr old girl was found outside the condo by a neighbor and that the house was littered with used condemns, alcohol bottles and rotten food.
This woman Keri Rebecca is suppose to give the totaled/wrecked 2002 Mazda Protégé, $13,000.00 dollars for the damages to the vehicle, $4,000.00 for personal property taken by Keri, and $5,000.00 for Scott’s attorney fees. A grand total of one 2002 Mazda protégé and $22,000.00 which Scott has not seen since the incident occurred.
How much can one soldier endure while serving his duty for our country? A lot because of unfortunately he is paying all his debt that should have been paid by Keri. He had to get a vehicle to drive so he did that by taking over payments for a friend who could no longer afford that vehicle and Scott could not get one with his credit rating. Scott’s credit is still an issue for him to get it back to were it should be. But for a man who has been used by 2 women while being deployed for our benefit should we not stand up and say enough is enough no man, woman, civilian or military should endure such issues when it was not that individual who did the damages. Those who have ran from their responsibilities should be held accountable for their actions.
Thanks,
T. T. Denney
