Mazaros says she didn't want to testify in the divorce case but was talked into it by the lawyer for First Lady Dawn Gibbons. What she said during her statement goes far beyond mere hanky-panky.
"Leslie liked to go and sit in front of Jim Gibbons' house on Windy Hill and kind of stalk him. And one time, Kathy Karrasch was driving away from the house and Leslie was frantic and mad and she just started chasing her up Windy Hill, and I thought we were going to crash," said Mazaros.
Mazaros said in her sworn deposition that she lived in a Reno house for more than six months with Durant -- the one-time Playboy model who Wendy says had a long-term romantic relationship with a married man, Jim Gibbons.
The deposition also alleges Gibbons was carrying on an affair with a woman named Kathy Karrasch and that Leslie was very jealous of her.
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I like this best:
Wendy says she was relating what Leslie had told her but that Gibbons could have rented the place rather than owned it.
Kathy Karrasch says the deposition is laughable and called Gibbons a Boy Scout.
No one likes being sued, but the story will continue to unfold, both here and in other media.
Gibbons is threatening legal action. Not that he can do one thing about it. All the station did was report the contents of a sworn deposition. That isn't libel.
The second video report [Note: The link worked for several days, but the station may have decided to nix any embedding if you can't access it here. Try the above link if that's the case]:
This is an earlier report:
According to Wendy's deposition, Leslie Durant picked up envelopes during several trips to California and in some of these envelopes were stacks of cash.
Reached by phone Monday, Ms. Durant said Wendy is lying, echoing what her friend, the governor, said.
Also Monday, Gibbons told a conservative blogger this whole story could have been orchestrated by his rival gubernatorial candidate Brian Sandoval or by "people who want to raise taxes."
The first video report:
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