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StumblePublished Monday, Nov. 24, 2008 | 4:39 p.m.
Updated Monday, Nov. 24, 2008 | 4:43 p.m.
Sixteen-year-old Michael Mosley, in juvenile detention since his arrest more than a week ago at the scene of the accident that killed 15-year-old Olivia Hyten, will be released on house arrest pending the completion of the investigation. Asked by Judge William Voy where the child will be residing, Judge Donald Mosley stated that he and the boy's mother Terry Mosley share 50/50 custody.
That's news to Terry Mosley, who says she hasn't had custody for the last two years and to Senior Judge Noel Manoukian, who issued the order for shared custody that even he says Judge Mosley ignores. Here's what Manoukian wrote in an order a month ago:
In spite of my Findings, Conclusions and Order of October 15th, 2007, which provide that the parties were to equally share the physical custody of their son, Michael, Don Mosley, has thoroughly dominated the physical custody of Michael to the complete exclusion of Terry Mosley, and over the understandable protests of Terry Mosley.
Today Terry Mosley made a brief pitch to have her son released to her sole custody, given the fact the litany of offenses he's accumulated in recent years have been on his father's watch. But Judge Voy said he was not going there. Perhaps another court will go there and take note of Judge Mosley's fatalistic comments to Channel 8 regarding his son's behavior.
Sadly, it took a tragic accident and her son's house arrest to get Terry Mosley the shared custody awarded to her long ago.
Judge Mosely is paying the price for his unethical and immoral behavior during the past 10 years of fighting his wife Terry during the divorce. Sadly, the one paying the largest price for the judges misconduct is Michael their son. The justice system in Clark County has let Judge Mosley run rampant in the courts for all of these years and now Voy is doing him favors. I certainly hope that Senior Judge Noel Manoukian can expose some of the injustice that has gone on.
No, the one paying the hardest price is Olivia Hyten. Next comes the Hyten family. judge mosley (gramatical errors made in purpose) has paid no price what so ever. the judge will continue to live its unethical immoral life. michael mosley (again errors made purposefully) will, unfortunately, follow in daddy's footseps.
Thank you judge manoukian for insuring us a terror on the rode