Showing posts with label exoneration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exoneration. Show all posts

Saturday, August 16, 2025

Complete Reporter’s Transcripts Now Online

 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x2ig_plDpDQUIcBJFcxI7iFOBO-Ty-td/view?usp=sharing

This file posted on https://rudolphvalentinodocuments.blogspot.com/ contains the complete Court Reporter’s Transcripts submitted by Rudolph Valentino’s manager and estate executor, George Ullman, in his successful appeal of a lower court decision. These proceedings resulted in Ullman’s full exoneration.

In preparing his defense, Ullman assembled testimony from witnesses whose lives and careers intersected directly with Valentino’s — family members, business associates, attorneys, and others with first-hand knowledge of his affairs.

The transcripts provide an unfiltered record of the legal proceedings that shaped the settlement of Valentino’s estate. Presented here as a single, continuous PDF, they offer researchers direct access to the participants’ own words and the context in which they were spoken.

This release is part of my ongoing effort to restore and make available suppressed or difficult-to-access primary sources in Valentino scholarship. The pages have been compiled exactly as they appear in the original archival scans and include an index for ease of navigation.

The compilation, formatting, indexing, and presentation of these transcripts are © Evelyn Floris 2025. The underlying court records are public domain; however, the organization, editorial arrangement, and accompanying materials are protected by copyright. No portion may be reproduced or redistributed for commercial purposes without prior written permission.

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Saturday, July 26, 2025

When Facts Are Called “Preposterous”

Once again, Eleanor Gribbin is on a roll—a roll of tired, slanderous claims I’ve heard for years.

And once again, her attacks come right on cue. As I post page after page of official court records verifying George Ullman’s integrity—his exoneration, his sworn testimony, and his courageous fight for the truth—Gribbin surfaces to smear him, parroting the same falsehoods.

She calls his recollections “wrong or false.” His memoir, “nasty.” His court-documented claims, “preposterous.”

Here’s what’s actually preposterous:

  • That she still denies court-verified testimony.

  • That Ullman’s legal victories are ignored.

  • That the very documents she once claimed did not exist are now online—and they’re livid.

George Ullman testified under oath. His words are recorded, and the legal outcomes speak for themselves. If Eleanor Gribbin wants to challenge his claims, she’ll have to do better than snide remarks in cult-controlled and censored forums and amateur character assassination.

It is not a “negative slant” to tell the truth.
It is not “wrong or false” to recount betrayal, censorship, and a man being used as a scapegoat.
What she and her master fear most is a public with access to these primary sources—because they have depended on silence and suppression for far too long.

So yes—I will continue.

I will continue to post every document. Every testimony. Every suppressed fact.
Because history deserves better. And Rudolph Valentino’s truth is documented.

https://rudolphvalentinodocuments.blogspot.com/