In an attempt to avoid service of process from today from Plaintiff CareToLive Kirsten and Paul Goldberg left town today.

AS the Washington Post said: “in the basement of a house in a tree-shaded Northwest Washington neighborhood from which Goldberg and his wife, Kirsten Boyd Goldberg, publish a newsletter …………"

The true story of the pleaseant tree lined street:

The investigator hired by CareToLive while conducting surveillance on the Goldberg’s home (which doubles as their basement office) was approached by the next door neighbor in this pleasant little tree shaded street where the Goldberg’s home/basement office is located,(these next door neighbors presumably having been advised by the Goldberg’s that here were PI’s in the area attempting to serve legal process upon them). Well the nice lady that lives next door in this nice little tree lined neighborhood did proceed to call the CareToLive investigator a “mother f________! I am not sure which finishing school in Washington DC she learned such language, but it is I guess beside the point.

Last night the Goldberg’s hid in their basement and refused to answer their door to accept CareToLive subpoenas. Today they left town in order to avoid further service (their counsel already acknowledged receipt of faxed subpoenas in this matter). Today they were served by personal process service on their household to a person over age 18.

The Goldberg’s thought they escaped town and avoided legal process.

WRONG!

Apparently their father Boris Goldberg lives with Paul and Kirsten (a household occupant over 18 years of age who can accept service). Our investigator followed Boris as he left the house tonight and he went to a restaurant. When Boris returned home to the Goldberg home/office, where he lives, our investigator said “Hi Boris”. Boris responded with a “hello”.

The CareToLive Investigator then served Boris. At that time panic set in with Boris and he said “I am not Boris and I do not live here”. (as Joey would say heh, heh, heh.) Apparently the Goldberg family is full of three generations of liars. The process server then informed Boris Goldberg that he saw him leave the house earlier, meet others and go out to dinner and then saw him return to his home and served him upon his return home. Boris was then quite speechless.
The investigator got a good laugh out of the laughable attempt by Boris to say that he was not Boris and did not live there (third party sources have confirmed that grandpa Boris does live there).

CareTo Live members. We continue the fight for justice and FDA reform.