Sunday, January 21, 2007
The End of "L'Affaire Korff"
I got on Kal Korff's bad side (not a hard thing to do with such a thin-skinned person) by noting, simply, that his claim to have been an "expert witness" in the O. J. Simpson trial was inaccurate (see column here.) He never testified - ergo, he could not, by any legal definition, have been a "witness" of any sort. A minor point, but one that went to his propensity to guild the proverbial lily.
He was wrong. He knew it. He just wouldn't admit it.
What he would do, however, was remove any reference to his having beem an "expert witness" at his website.
His exact claim was to have been "a key, expert witness in the O.J. Simpson murder trial CIVIL lawsuit". As you can see, if you click that link, it's not there anymore.
Further, if you go to his bio page, you'll find no reference to having been a "key, expert witness".
Poor Kal - he can't admit a mistake, or, in this case, an exaggeration, so he erases it and then tries to distract your attention by making it about the other guy, in this case, me, because he now describes me thusly on his site, under the sub-heading "Falsehoods about Kal Korff":
Kimball or Goofball? - Attorneys Shred St. APauling.
Umm.. if they had "shredded me", then Korff would still have his "Key, expert witness" claim up on his site. But it wasn't about shredding me - they would have had to shred all the legal sources I cited in the original column and comments to back up my position, because, unlike Korff, I actually do my research, and offer support for the positions I take (unless, like Korff, you count a photo of some guy with a self-serving caption added underneath it as "proof" of something).
So sad. He did some good work once, but who knows what happened to him in the intervening years. I feel sorry for him. He sounds like he's all alone in this world, and from the looks of it, it seems like he's the author of that situation.
What a waste of whatever talents he might once have had.
If Korff wants to continue bashing me on his site and his radio appearances, more power to him. As it has from the start, it says more about him and his state of mind than it does about me, or anything else connected with the real world.
For my part, time to move on to more productive uses of my time.
Paul Kimball