Visit 15 (Part 3) Steve Walsh had been warned by police twice not to be present at Evie's pickups and drop-offs

On two previous occasions, Mom's father Steve Walsh had followed Dad's car and/or physically blocked access to the Walsh compound red-faced an shaking.  He had entered AA and anger management after Mom sued for emancipation and her attorney called Child Protective Services on him more than 30 times (B. Walsh Deposition in SF Battery Case.)

This time, at the drop off he was no where to be seen. Dad parked the car outside the gate of the compound's private road, as usual and the court-appointed supervisor took Evie on foot up the long driveway to the house. As soon as she disappeared from sight, Steve Walsh pulled his car in the driveway. In the car were Tara's two adopted Korean sisters.

Steve Walsh jumped out of is car, again shaking. His face red with rage, he strode up toward Dad's parked car.  A few steps from the window, he stopped noticing for the first-time the petite nanny in the passenger seat. His stride stopped as abruptly as it began.

"You...uh...you shouldn't be blocking my driveway," he stammered back-stepping toward the car where his two youngest daughters sat, dressed per usual in matching outfits.

"And you aren't supposed to be here at all," Dad replied cooly.

"I...uh...was taking the girls home from school," Steve Walsh stated now at the door to his own vehicle.

It was Sunday.

The Nanny would write a letter to the court about the incident.

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