I don't know who Anne-Brigitte Sorot (sp?), was, but she was from Canada, and had a Canadian plate on her red car, which she and Joaquin (Joachim - either the Spanish or French spelling are used) left in, from the condo, near the Brooklyn Museum. He told me, later, after I told him in 1/91, that I had seen her moving some things into a building next to the building I had moved into on Washington Avenue, in Brooklyn, that she had taken jobs 'helping people move'. That was her new thing to do. I didn't know whether to believe him or not.
I had three addresses in late 1990 - at the sublet on 6th Street; at the room in a house on Washington Avenue; at a one-bedroom apmt. in a building on Washington Avenue; and, then, I moved back to St. Louis on 1/15/91. I did not have an address in Missouri, until I was able to rent a studio apartment in July, 1992. I stayed with family for that entire year and a half. I left a year-long rental lease when I moved, with keys on the wall. I needed money, and was being told to pay nearly $800/month for a one bedroom, while making less than I had made in St. Louis, working at Maya Video Products, Inc. in Manhattan. I had owned a house in St. Louis, paid about $350/month on a mortgage, and had benefits at my job. At Maya Video Products, Inc., a job I had found through the job board at NYU in Nov. 1990, I had been accused of stealing an electronic item from their back room, while I had never, even, been to the back room. Also, there was a security guard at the door when I left, after being told to go home to see my family for Christmas. I was told they would 'call me', after the holidays, for more work. But, I never heard from them, and waited until 1/15 for a phone call. I was tired at that time, and needed a vacation or a Doctor, since I did not have a bed to sleep on, the entire time I lived in New York. While in the dorm, a mattress had been supplied, but, outside of school, off campus, I did not have a bed, unless the person I rented from had a mattress for me. So, I had back trouble. I was always tired. But, I knew what I was doing and needed work and money.
I had three addresses in late 1990 - at the sublet on 6th Street; at the room in a house on Washington Avenue; at a one-bedroom apmt. in a building on Washington Avenue; and, then, I moved back to St. Louis on 1/15/91. I did not have an address in Missouri, until I was able to rent a studio apartment in July, 1992. I stayed with family for that entire year and a half. I left a year-long rental lease when I moved, with keys on the wall. I needed money, and was being told to pay nearly $800/month for a one bedroom, while making less than I had made in St. Louis, working at Maya Video Products, Inc. in Manhattan. I had owned a house in St. Louis, paid about $350/month on a mortgage, and had benefits at my job. At Maya Video Products, Inc., a job I had found through the job board at NYU in Nov. 1990, I had been accused of stealing an electronic item from their back room, while I had never, even, been to the back room. Also, there was a security guard at the door when I left, after being told to go home to see my family for Christmas. I was told they would 'call me', after the holidays, for more work. But, I never heard from them, and waited until 1/15 for a phone call. I was tired at that time, and needed a vacation or a Doctor, since I did not have a bed to sleep on, the entire time I lived in New York. While in the dorm, a mattress had been supplied, but, outside of school, off campus, I did not have a bed, unless the person I rented from had a mattress for me. So, I had back trouble. I was always tired. But, I knew what I was doing and needed work and money.
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