Siegel subpoenaed Thomas Kaenzig, a vice president of Clonaid, to appear on a civil proceeding set to occur on January 22, 2003. Siegel's office sent summonses to Thomas Kaenzig and "Jane Doe", the purported mother of Eve. Siegel hoped that the action would coax those involved to provide some answers. He believed the child, if she existed, needed an appointed guardian and would need extensive medical treatment which he doubted Clonaid could offer. He wanted the court to make a decision on how to best protect her. However, Clonaid prevented scientists from meeting the purported child and mother.Clonaid summoned to U.S. court, CNN. January 12, 2003. Retrieved October 11, 2007.
siegel subpoenaed thomas kaenzig a vice president of clonaid to appear on a civil proceeding set to occur on january 22 2003 siegel's office sent summonses to thomas kaenzig and "jane doe" the purported mother of eve siegel hoped that the action would coax those involved to provide some answers he believed the child if she existed needed an appointed guardian and would need extensive medical treatment which he doubted clonaid could offer he wanted the court to make a decision on how to best protect her however clonaid prevented scientists from meeting the purported child and motherclonaid summoned to us court cnn january 12 2003 retrieved october 11 2007