Dave Mack

She was 17.

When you go to the Sacramento event, again, a girl about the same age.

And in that instance, they decided they'd be... Well, let's stop right there, Dave Mack.

We've got the one in 94 and then we've got another one in 2012.

In that particular case,

A woman said that she went on a date with Busfield, and while in the theater, he groped her and assaulted her.

That actually went to the police, Nancy.

They sat down and interviewed everything and decided they didn't have enough evidence to move forward from the attack in the darkened theater, but that was in 2012.

Well, Wicca actually was the attorney in that case, the 94 case with the woman from Little Bigley.

And Timothy Busfield countersued his Wicca and the law firm.

saying they damaged him and damaged his character.

So he filed that $150,000 lawsuit against Wicca and his partners, and the judge was just beside himself and said, this is ridiculous, and tossed everything, and it went back to Timothy Busfield having to pay for the attorney's fees and everything associated with that case, with that woman, that young lady who actually was the actual victim in this case.

Eight, I believe, documented, Nancy.

I've seen that number.

I haven't seen every one of those, just a lot of the ones that we've talked about.

Because bad things happen to good people, honey.

That's why.

It's just, it's just fate.

It's just something that happened to you and we are going to deal with it the best we can, okay?

Yeah, they do, because, you know, it shows how important, Nancy, and we did this when we first started talking about this case, how important the videos and all the photos were to get out to the public, even if his face was covered, even if he was in a cab or whatever it was, because those eyebrows jumped off the page to everyone who looked at it.