CONCERNED CITIZEN
Fort Lee,#2Author of original report
Tue, April 26, 2011
Heather Shand has wrote reports here on Rip Of Report defaming other
peoples businesses, pretending to be a customer, when she never has
been. Claiming they sell stolen items in there stores, when that's far
from the truth (And can be proved to be NOT TRUE). Claiming her husbands
a police officer, when she's not even married.
People should know the TRUTH about this women. She thinks it's o.k. to
make-up whatever stories shes wants to defame peoples businesses, but
people can't write the truth about her? Someone with so many skeletons
in her closet, really shouldn't go around making up stories about
people.
I'm not jealous at all, far from it. And if you actually knew the girl
you were commenting on you would already know that. She's definitely
nothing to be jealous of.
Susan
This City,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, April 25, 2011
You said
"Before starting this company she worked for Dr.Davis Podell in Fort Lee N.J. I had personally seen her steal money from this doctors office & she had the key to the time clock (which she had told him was lost) so she could rig her time card & get paid for more hours then she was actually working."
Where is your proof that this happened? If you do not have proof, it is slander that you can be sued for.
What she did as a 17 year old, again, that was 11 years ago. She is trying to run a medical billing company now.
Are you jealous that she fixed her life, or is she sleeping with your husband?
CONCERNED CITIZEN
fort lee,#4Author of original report
Sat, April 23, 2011
Defination Of Slander:
slander /'slnd?r/ Show Spelled[slan-der] Show IPA noun
1. defamation; calumny: rumors full of slander.
2. a malicious, false, and defamatory statement or report: a slander against his good name.
3. Law . defamation by oral utterance rather than by writing, pictures, etc.
Background:
LIBEL AND SLANDER occur when a person or entity communicates false information that damages the reputation of another person or entity. Slander occurs when the false and defamatory communication is spoken and heard. Libel occurs when the false and defamatory communication is written and seen. The laws governing libel and slander, which are collectively known as DEFAMATION, are identical.
A plaintiff who wishes to sue an individual or entity for libel or slander has the burden of proving four claims to a court: First, the plaintiff must show that the DEFENDANT communicated a defamatory statement. Second, the plaintiff must show
that the statement was published or communicated to at least one other person besides the plaintiff. Third, the plaintiff must show that the communication was about the plaintiff and that another party receiving the communication could identify the plaintiff as the subject of the defamatory message. Fourth, the plaintiff must show that the
communication injured the plaintiff's reputation.
There are four general defenses to slander and libel. Truth is an absolute defense. Consent by the plaintiff for the publication of the defamatory statement is a defense. Accidental publication of the statement is a defense. Finally, the statements of certain defendants in certain circumstances, such as lawyers, judges, jurors, and witnesses,
are protected from defamation for PUBLIC POLICY reasons. This type of protection is known as privilege.
These statements are not slander as they are all true & backed-up & documented in public newpaper publications. All of the above information has already been read by thousands of newspaper subscribers & is available online at the BERGEN RECORD.com where countless people can access it everyday.
Susan
This City,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, April 23, 2011
Not defending her because I don't know her, but from the link you left, that was 2000 and she was 17 years old. She is 28 years old now.
What is your point? You should be very careful, you are slandering her today about her life when she was 17 years old.