Wash. Court of Appeals published opinion — D2 60448-5-II Published Opinion.pdf

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Egberts a letter in December 2023, demanding that the Egberts fix the septic system and

demanding that Jackson stop harassing them.

B. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

In addition to Hailey’s declaration, the Jorgensens submitted multiple documents to

support their retaliation claim. Among other documents, they submitted the following.

1. Scott Egbert’s Forensic Mental Health Evaluation from WSH

The Jorgensens attached a copy of Scott’s forensic mental health evaluation filed

September 5, 2023, to show that he was not initially intending to reside at the Tralee property. The

evaluation stated, “[Scott] lives in a home that he owns in Shelton and will return there when

released from custody.” CP at 217.

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2. Records from Septic Company Called by the Jorgensens

The Jorgensens submitted the notes and receipts from the septic company, AAA Septic,

that confirmed that the Jorgensens used their services in August and October 2023. In AAA

Septic’s notes, the company staff explained that they had attempted to contact Jackson before

coming out to the property, but she had not answered their calls.

[W]e were called by the health department on this property (after informing the
tenants of this policy), as the tenants were trying to get service, but the property
owner was in prison, and his mother who has [power of attorney] would not answer
calls, and if she did, would just hang up on us. Since the health department
requested assistance, we went ahead and provided service, as long as the tenants
agreed to pay us directly.

CP at 193.

Additional records from the company stated that AAA Septic had come out to inspect the