), Oklahoma Nat., Once again reviewing the limited evidence presented by the Appellant to support his claims, the only evidence of tortious interference presented was his testimony that the Debtor separated the Tylers and the Appellant from the Order, in general, and Father Reilly, in particular.
, Since the Bankruptcy Court found that the Transfers were payments of funds held in an express trust by the Debtor, it did not address whether the money held by the Debtor was a constructive trust or whether any of the statutory defenses outlined in ยง 547(c)[3] were applicable.
