Special master resigns from suit with Peters ties

Special master resigns from suit with Peters ties

In a motion filed Tuesday to protect potential evidence, Frisby’s attorneys said it’s obvious Peters and DeLaughter communicated privately because Peters knew about the plan to replace Dunbar – something they said Dunbar himself didn’t know. Dunbar was out of town Tuesday and could not be reached for comment.

Frisby’s attorneys said they learned of Peters’ possible involvement in aiding Eaton in the case last year when he inadvertently e-mailed one of their secretaries.

They would not comment Tuesday, and Eaton’s attorneys did not return calls.

Jerry Mitchell
Clarion Ledger
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