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The Sacramento news media were very much aware of Mr. Nordby's lawsuit against Raley's and they went out of their way to make sure Mr. Nordby did not receive any publicity.

	Click on the image below to read the complaint filed by Charles Nordby on November 22, 1994 Click on the image below to read Raley's dishonest attorney from Downey, Brand, Semour and Rhower response/demurrer in PDF file: Peter Glick, Raley's attorney from the office of Downy, Brand, Seymour & Rohwer failed to properly serve Nordby in the 30-day requirement, which put Raley's in default. A default was entered into the court. Raley's attorney's had to do whatever they could to prevent this from taking place because one of their biggest accounts was going to forfeit nearly $5 million. Raley's, today, is still in default and it is only a matter of time before Raley's will be required to pay this amount of money to Charles Nordby.
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Below represents the only time the Sacramento Bee ever mentioned Charles Nordby in their newspaper. In this obituary, the Sacramento Bee gives the impression that they have no knowledge of Charles Nordby's fraud lawsuit against Chuck Collings and Raley's.

When you listen to the two audio players below you will hear one Raley attorney mentioning inside of a court room (back in 1995) that the Sacramento Bee has provided them faxes that Charles Nordby or his sons have sent to them. The other audio is from another Raley's attorney talking about an ex-parte' hearing that he has set up in Judge Joe Gray's courtroom (before Charles Nordby passed away in 1996).

Charles Nordby never showed up for this exparte' hearing and Judge Joe Gray stamped a court document stating Mr. Nordby appeared before him and made oral arguments-on a day Charles Nordby was never even around the Sacramento courtroom. The Sacramento Bee was very much aware of Charles Nordby's lawsuit against Raley's but kept silent about it.

Click on the article to the left to enlarge this Bee article.

Click here to listen to Raley's attorney Kim Peterson talking about receiving faxes from the Bee.

Click here to listen to Raley attorney Robert Strauch talking about the lawsuit shortly before this Bee obituary.

Below represents the court documents from Raley's in the court hearing where Charles Nordby doesn't show up, but Raley's attorney's get a stamp from Judge Joe Gray stating Nordby appeared in the hearing and made oral arguments---Nordby wasn't even there....

Read below where Raley's attorney indicates Charles Nordby appeared on his own behalf in pro per at this hearing. Charles Nordby didn't appear at this hearing because Nordby had already determined that Raley's had not properly served him and Judge Joe Gray didn't have jurisdiction over the case. Judge Gray's rulings were moot and Raley's had been in default.