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Final chapter in divorce case: perjury conviction
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By CLYNTON NAMUO
New Hampshire Union Leader Correspondent
Saturday, Sep. 15, 2007
Lying about a nonexistent pregnancy may land a local woman in jail for up to seven years.
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YOUR COMMENTS
I'm confused. How could there have been a divorce proceeding at which she perjured herself if there was never a marriage and therefore no divorce?
- Elena, Bedford
This is a great article. It really details what's been going on in the case, but there is one minor problem with it.
It's not a divorce case, they were never married. She almost had it happen though.
It's horrible what this woman has done. I'm glad that some of it is finally being noticed and her claims are being acknowledged as lies. Maybe it will help save the family she's attempted to destroy.
- Cheryl Flyyn, Virginia Beach
Being familiar with this story on a personal level. This news reporter needs to be informed of the following misconception: Never were Miss Sexton and Mr. Antaya married. This case has nothing to do with a messy divorce as there was never a marriage to be divorced from. It was just about the constant lies and manipulations from Miss Sexton towards Mr. Antaya and his family and the court system.
- Robin LaBonne, Dudley, Mass.
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