In a release late last week, the Civil Society Network of Liberia (CSNL) describes as diabolical and irrelevant, application filed by Cllr. Johnny Momoh before His Honor Ernest Bana for a writ to Subpeona several banks in the case filed against him by Madam Marie Nellon. Cllr. Momoh’s application before Magistrate Bana of the Brewerville Magisterial Court for him to Subpeona several banking institutions, including International Bank Liberia Ltd., Ecobank, UGA, AfriLand Bank and the Best Jewelry, has no connections or relations to the allegations of domestic violence, felonious restraint, criminal coercion and domestic violence case filed against him by Madam Marie Nellon, after eight years of relationship. CSNL sees it as inhumane and insensitive for Cllr. Momoh, who allegedly threw out the personal belongings of his fiancée, Marie Nellon, from their
Virginia home while she was not at home; leaving her to lose several valuables, including jewelries valued at US$500,000 and a cash of US$75,385.00 will tend to pray for the subpeoning of banks for the examination of different accounts. The case before the Brewerville Magisterial Court is not about the accounts of him and Madam Nellon. The release calls on Magistrate Ernest Bana not to grant Cllr. Momoh’s writ of subpoena, as it is unnecessary and unrelated to the case of domestic violence and felonious restraint before Him. Cllr. Momoh allegedly brought so much emotional, psychological and economic abuse on Madam Marie Nellon. Therefore, this Liberian Woman deserves justice. Hence, we urge Magistrate Bana to focus on giving Madam Nellon justice now, and not give credence to a bogus and sidetracking writ of subpoena filed by Cllr. Momoh. In conclusion, the release continued, we wish to remind Cllr. Johnny Momoh that he was arrested for the crimes of domestic violence, felonious restraint and criminal coercion, and not for bank account controversy. We believe that because Cllr. Momoh has sensed his guilt for these crimes, he has resorted to diversionary tactics by filing an irrelevant writ of subpoena. But, we are convinced that justice is at hand for Madam Nellon.
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