You left one out, and that is refusing to answer pertinent questions. Or perhaps she just fails to read them.
Whatever the reason, I am asking one again.
Patricia, what did you say(or do) to Jason that caused him to toss you out on the way home?
Something happened that you are not telling.
You may not tell us, but Jason has told somebody, most likely his attorney.
He might have recorded it and is not foolish enough to show his hand in public.
We had a meeting, and have come to a overwhelming conclusion(only one member claims to believe you 100% but she is just being loyal) that there are pertinent facts involving that ride that play a major part in your dismissal.
It is highly illogical, as well as impractical that he would have gone to all the trouble to construct an elaborate plan, involving another driver at that, just to accomplish something as simple as a dismissal which could have been handled more simply and efficiently.
The working theory in our study group is that Jason was going out of his way to accomodate you, even personally giving you a ride home so you would be back for Christmas.
Sometime during that ride, things were said, maybe got a little heated. Perhaps tempers flared on both sides.
Was he trying to explain something and you put him on "ignore" by holding your hands over your ears and saying "lalalalalalala" over and over? Just a theory, mind you.
Whatever the case, it surely wasn't a premeditated act to eject you from the vehicle miles from home.
Things like that just don't happen, given the lenghty working relationship between you two.
