Re: Fw: Petition with the Court

Of course it matters. We are heartbroken about the whole situation - we never, ever imagined that things would be like this.

We hadn't seen the petition to the court before, but we've read it now, along with everything you've said in your emails. We understand how you will have found some of Harry's statements in the court filing to be very hurtful. We did try to explain our thoughts on a few of the issues in previous emails, but we don't think any of us found those conversations to be productive.

At this point, we really feel it has to be up to you and Harry (and your legal representatives) to resolve the situation. Our intention is not to stand in the way.

love, Avi and Diane

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This is what I sent this morning that gmail refused to deliver. I know it doesn't address all the issues in your following email, and I'll answer that separately, but at least I wanted you to know that we did answer. I'm removing the previous email trail in case that's what's causing problems (though I can't see why it would be).

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Cruel.

Sorry but it was obvious from day 1. Noam has had, and it’s understandable, a difficult time accepting it.