My unemployment claim refers to Illinois

So i have a hearing coming up in less than a week after being turned down for my initial unemployment claim. I go to the local office and get my file so I can determine what evidence I might need. I read though the claim and the adjudication summary from the adjudicator says she called me which she did, a followup was nessessary to call the employer which she did, HOWEVER it also shows that a rebuttal call was required to me in order to get my side on what the employer said since I was not made aware of what I did when I was terminated. I read it and it shows the time and date and I was pretty sure at this point that no call was placed to me by the adjudicator. So as the good detective i am I pull up my phone records( which are being used at the hearing) and I look at the date she claims she called me. Zero enteries from any number unknown to me. Anyone else have this problem? I'm sure the state is backlogged and i'll give the lady the benefit of the doubt. HOWEVER on the What Reason Was Given For Leaving: for the employers side of the story. It states that I was unhappy with the way things were run and several phone calls where made to me in which time I was terminated since I didn't return to work. HMMMM So your saying I was FIRED also. This seems a little strange that I WAS IN FACT FIRED and the employer stated so and THE ADJUDICATOR was made aware of this YET i was still denied because of " FAMILY OBLIGATIONS". No misconduct in fact i had been offered a 25% raise of my entire salary. BLAMO. Now I know why they call Illinois the most crooked state. Input is welcome, maybe I'm just bias to my side but please anyone enlighten me on what im missing out on....

P.s. I already know the judge at the hearing will rule hopefully based on evidence. But is it preponderance or criminal level? thanks