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Case 1 :04-cv—00419-JJF Document 132 Filed 07/25/2008 Page 1 of 3
July 23, 2008
United States District Court
District Of Delaware
Office Of The Clerk
844 N. King Street, · .. _
Lockbox 18 I
Wilmington, DE 19801-3570
RE: Civil Action 04-419 JJF JUL 2 5 ZUU8
Brooks-McCollum v. State Farm Ins. Co. . , .
S. DISTRICT COURT
_ L. I OF DELAWAR
Attention: Clerk of The Court Bp Sc-c,,n,`_L P
Appellant Brooks-McCollum informed the court that she was of the belief that the $455.00 paid from
her children’s college fund covered the cost for any transcript required for these proceedings. ln that Appellant
informed the District Court that these proceedings have and continue to place a financial burden upon Appellant
and her family when there is an agreement for these costs to be paid through the insurance policy, she therefore
cannot afford to expend the costs for said transcript, and is therefore not requiring the transcript if costs need to
be expended from their account financially, although Appellant is of the belief that this is against the United
States Constitution and the Delaware Declaration of Rights. As a result of these proceedings on behalf of the
Corporation and the crimes committed against all Appellants, Appellant Cathy D. Brooks-McCollum has
incurred additional living costs equaling triple the amount in which she and her family were paying to reside in
their Delaware home prior to being victimized and vandalized, and this coupled with rising gas prices, and other
costs does not allow Appellant to pay these costs, when they should either be paid from the Corporations funds
and/ or the lnsurance Policy. Appellant Brooks-McCollum’s Mortgage payment went from an amount of around
$2,200 to $5,266, wherefore had Appellants been allowed to remain in their home that home would have been
paid oft; but instead it had to be paid toward the higher housing costs when ensuring that Appellant’s family had
a safe environment to live and at a time the housing costs were higher (of which the home is now valued much
lower then paid), taxes went from about $2,200 per year to $8,000, heating and electric costs also have tripled,
but yet the District Court did not see this as a financial burden.
Therefore, this letter is being written at the request of the District Court where they asked that Appellant
state that the Transcript is not needed any longer. Although, Appellant does not say that it is not needed or
required, for the higher court, but states that if further costs must be paid it is not therefore needed, in that
Appellant cannot continue to become financially strapped over issues borne out of duties as a Director.
Sincerely,
Qphib. ih C wk
Cathy D. B ooks-McCollum
cc: United States Court Of Appeals
For The Third Circuit
21st From
21400 US Courthouse
601 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106-1790

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