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nesses said that Buettner did in fact hit Henderson, but on the back of his head. Buettner claimed he did it because he felt threatened by Henderson, who for no reason yelled at him and kicked a chair into him.
In questioning by the prosecution, however, Buettner would not explain how it was that Henderson’s right eardrum was ruptured if, as Buettner claimed, he struck Henderson on the back of his head.
Having to sift through it all. Judge Foley decided that Buettner was not acting in self-defense and there was no doubt in his mind that Buettner was intoxicated at the time of the incident based on the testimony of Deputy Robert
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