Oesterblad was available to discuss his filing in the Arizona Federal Court. When asked how he learned of the Nevada filing, he stated, “It came completely from left field. I was having a business discussion with a third-party who took the opportunity to pepper in an inquiry ‘What’s with the Nevada Federal Court Writ of Garnishment against you?’ You can imagine my response being that I had no idea what was being referred to as I had no dealings in Nevada either personal or business.”
According to Oesterblad, he accessed the Federal Court PACER system to search for the referenced document. To his dismay, Oesterblad learned what Ellis and his attorneys, Timothy Ducar and Marjorie Hauf, filed in Nevada. According to the PACER documents he retrieved through a basic search of the system, Oesterblad was the sole “Defendant.” However, when searching PACER on just his name, the Nevada filing result makes no mention of him.
