Bobby Gunn Affidavit Flashcards
How old are you?
27
What is your full name?
Bobby Gunn
When did you graduate high school?
2012
Where were you born?
Riverville
Which high school did you go to?
Hamilton High School
What two things were you interested in during high school?
baseball and music
What was your first permanent gig?
Marlo Hubbard and the New-Age Knuckleheads
What instrument did you play?
Bass
What position were you in baseball?
Pitcher; you were scouted too
When did you get your first gig?
2014
What was happening for you from 2012 to 2014? Did you ever have to borrow any cash?
Working odd jobs, waiting tables, searching for a permanent gig. Tried to save money, but was constantly short of cash. Borrowed money a few times from friends and tried to pay them back. Still feels bad from not paying them back, makes you sick to your stomach. They stopped loaning money eventually. Never paid all the money back.
Who led the band? What was he like?
Marlo Hubbard, “a real piece of work”. Described himself as “Don Felder reincarnated”, even though Don Felder is not actually dead, but Marlo doesn’t care.
What was the leader of the band’s way of of taking care of the band? How did he treat Gunn?
Marlo basically exercised dictorial control over every aspect of the band. he picked songs, gigs, chose the solo, and controlled money with no visibility. You are sure he was shortchanging you. He made jokes about bassists (“ what do bassists and a lawsuit have in common? Everyone feels a lot better when the case is closed!”)
What was the last straw for you with Marlo Hubbard?
After a gig, Marlo tried to dock your pay because he thought you were out of tune the second half of the show. You barely had enough money for food and rent, so you snapped.
What was the incident with Hubbard? What did you do?
Mad about dock in pay. You yelled at him, punched him hard, then took a bit of cash from his wallet to cover what he owed me when he was distracted. End of time in music industry.
What did you do after the gig was over?
You started waiting tables and basically going back to work like before the gig.
What happened that changed in 2016?
I saved up enough money to drive to Coho City. Stayed a week or two at a motel, found an apartment, and found a job as a landscaper.
Where did you work in 2016? What was it like?
As a landscaper at the Coho Community Association. Hot, hard work. Enjoyed working with hands and be outside, though.
When did you get your associates degree? Where did you get this degree? What was it on?
2018; computer security. You attended computer security classes at Coho Community College at night
What job did you get in 2018? Where was it? What did it do?
Got a job at Dewing Security as a Dewing technician. In Coho City. It is a small security system that installs and manages security systems across the state.
What did you do as a Dewing Technician?
You did a regular rotation of companies where you did periodic inspections.
What was the name of one of the companies that you did inspections on? How long did you work with them?
Cache Community Bank. It is a small place with branches in Kuigley Crossing and Stash Junction. You worked as the security specialist for a few years for them.
Who was Cache Community Bank’s manager? Thoughts on her?
Harper Meadows. You got to know her pretty well. You think she is definitively a penny- pincher, willing to shade the truth if it can help her make an extra buck.
What events happened with Harper Meadows before the incident to make you distrust her?
You performed services or installed bank upgrades that Harper had verbally approved in advance. Then, when your office got the bill, Harper would say that she never approved the expenses and wouldn’t pay them, even when she knew that she owed money. This made you stop suggesting upgrades because of it, but you didn’t want to ruin the relationship.
Did you ever schedule an installation of a security system with cache community Bank?
You don’t remember if you ever did, but it sounds like something you might have done, you guess. You don’t remember ever suggesting to Harper to install the security system, and you would have been surprised if she had agreed to scheduling it anyway.
When did you start the process to buy a house?
2019
What was the story behind getting a loan to buy your dream home?
You went into Harper’s office after an inspection and you needed a mortgage to finance what the down payment wouldn’t cover, and you asked Harper for help. She was very willing to help and sat down right away to run the numbers. She was concerned when she saw your credit report, because your credit report wasn’t stellar. You were worried you would lose the house, but Harper gave you the loan, and you signed the paperwork the next month.
What did Harper say about you trying to get the loan for the house?
“Look, your credit isn’t stellar, and so this isn’t something we’d normally do, but for you, we’ll make an exception. Just don’t make me look bad.”
What was your house like?
It was your dream to own a home since you arrived in Cache County. The property was near the city park in Kuigley Crossing. it was small, but was your dream house! it had two bedrooms, a wonderful kitchen, and a great deck that backs up to the baseball field. It’s a short walk, like maybe ten minutes, to your favorite coffee shop, Keira’s Yogurt and Coffee.
What is the name of your favorite shop?
Kiera’s yogurt and coffee. i go there about every morning to get my day going.
Why were you so determined to get that house?
It was your dream home, and it felt like you hade made something of yourself, and living your american dream.
How did paying off your house go?
Things went fine for a few months. I was paying off the mortgage from my salary from Dewing, and you then were only able to pay for one more month: February. but you were not able to pay for March, April, May, June, July, and a while in August.
What project were you doing on your house? When was this?
Late 2020. Working to expand the back the deck. You spent most of your savings on the materials.
What job were you fired at in January?
Dewing security
