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| Supervisor’s stolen identity case continues slow march through courts |
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| Written by John Saiz / Patterson Irrigator / | |
| Tuesday, 15 April 2008 | |
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 Essapour Prosecutors suspect Essapour stole DeMartini’s identity and racked up close to $10,000 in debt after receiving two credit cards. Essapour will be in court again June 6 when a trial date is expected to be set. Essapour acquired DeMartini’s information after he co-signed a car loan for her and provided a $6,500 down payment in 2005. DeMartini formed a friendship with her after she helped with a political campaign with which DeMartini had been associated.
On April 1, the married DeMartini testified that he did not have a sexual relationship with Essapour. Essapour also said there was not a sexual relationship.  DeMartini “These charges are not that complicated,” Zeff said. “It shouldn’t even take two weeks.” Essapour’s attorney Tina Glandian told the court that the defense team plans to file a motion for the case to be dismissed. That motion will likely be addressed at the June 6 hearing. To reach John Saiz at the Irrigator, call 892-6187 or e-mail him at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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