Eric Shupps of BinaryWave Sharepoint "Cowboy" consultant gave testimony in a Texas court in June 2012. In his testimony Eric Shupps stated that Cummins was the author of articles in Exhibit 18. Not only did the Judge not believe him but neither did his own client. In the final order not one item from Exhibit 18 was included. Even Appellees knew that Eric Shupps' testimony was incredibly flawed.

Appellant also pointed out in trial that Eric Shupps is not an expert at authorship analysis at all. Based on his own resume it appears he did not even graduate from high school. He'd never been an expert witness in any legal proceeding or any other capacity. At best he might be considered a consultant for Sharepoint software and nothing more. He did not even know how to act on the witness stand. The Judge had to reprimand him and remind him that he is not allowed to ask questions. He is only allowed to answer questions.

Forward to 2013. In sworn testimony Eric Shupps stated he did not have minimum contacts with the State of California. That was not true. Lying under oath is perjury which is actually a crime punishable by jail time. Plaintiff in that case gave the court proof that not only did Eric Shupps have minimum contacts with the State of California, but he actually lived and worked in California for years. Shupps forgot that he bragged about living in California on his Twitter account @eshupps.

In that same case Shupps stated he did not write any items in a claim. Out of the other side of his mouth he claimed everything he wrote were matters of public concern. Which is it? Did he write the items or not? Both statements can't possibly be true.

FTR the image of Eric Shupps above is embedded from his own websites. @eshupps #eshupps #ericshupps #binarywave #sharepoint #cowboy #fraud #perjury