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Crystal meth, justice, God and Sheriff Jack Parker, part two
We have a self-fettering press that’s willing to do endless harm to elect pliant politicians who will allow mergers that aren’t in the public’s best interests, among many other despicable things. From: Susan Chandler Date: June 21, 2011 4:02:56 PM EDT … Continue reading
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To kill an innocent …
Deliberately withholding epilepsy medications + applying intentional duress = attempted homicide … and one is in progress right now. http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/info/stress-epilepsy From: Susan Chandler Date: June 19, 2011 1:47:55 PM EDT To: 1800DNATEST@orchid.com, forensicservices@orchid.com Cc: Tampa Division <Tampa.Division@ic.fbi.gov>, ASKDOJ <ASKDOJ@usdoj.gov>, Gretl Plessinger … Continue reading
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Tagged A.G. Eric Holder, CEO Thomas A. Bologna, CFO James F. Smith, DOJ, epilepsy, evidence tampering, exoneration compensation, false conviction, FBI, FBI Director Mueller, FIU, Florida Today, Gannett, Gary Stanley Bennett, Innocence Project of Florida, Jeff Abramowski, Jeff Ashton, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Keith Pikett, Kenneth Furton, LabCorp, Lawson Lamar, Mitch Needelman, Norm Wolfinger, Orchid Cellmark, scent evidence, Sheriff Parker, stress-engendered-seizures, SUDEP, VP and General Counsel William J. Thomas, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge
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IRS = Illicit Rove/RNC Supporter, too
Eric King will likely be executed today. If his conviction is wrongful, as many believe, the IRS Oversight Board may have the power to stop it if they’re finally willing to act within the rule of law for a change. … Continue reading
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Tagged DOJ, prosecutorial misconduct, IRS, Imbler v Pachtman, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, false conviction, taxation without representation, A.G. Holder, IRS Oversight Board, supervisory misconduct, wrongful execution, Karl Rove, exoneration compensation, execution, American Crossroads, Velvet Revolution
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