Swastika symbolism revealed
at http://rexcurry.net/book1a1contents-swastika.html
Pledge of Allegiance in frightening images and articles http://rexcurry.net/book1a1contents-pledge.html Growing media coverage, radio appearances, etc http://rexcurry.net/audio-rex-curry-podcast-radio.html Fan Mail http://rexcurry.net/pledge_heart.html |
Much can be learned about crime scene investigators, criminalists, forensic scientists, and criminal investigators from videos regarding the following cases: John Stoll and the documentary movie "Witch Hunt" concerning Bakersfield, California (see Youtube). The government taught sexual activity to children and then used the children to frame the children's parents, sentencing the parents to prison for decades. Of course, in the USA, the government molests children every morning. Children who resist are persecuted and molested even more. It has been happening since 1892. Michael Crowe, a teenager accused of stabbing his sister Stephanie, interrogated and coerced to confess to the murder in Escondido, California. Timothy Masters, another teenager accused of murder (of Peggy Hettrick) in Fort Collins, Colorado. On other police abuses and brutality see http://www.lewrockwell.com/roberts/roberts224.html Prison Planet http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/september2007/210907_b_brutality.htm National Police Abuse Project http://www.gainesnet.com/police.htm |
Webber, 40, answered U.S. District Court Judge Tom Varlan's questions but stood ramrod straight and quiet for most of the 30-minute hearing.
Webber is one of five former Campbell County lawmen charged with federal civil rights violations of Lester Eugene Siler, 42, of the White Oak community.
He was the first to appear in court; three others are due in court later this week. The fifth is yet to be scheduled.
They are charged with handcuffing and torturing Siler for two hours on July 8, 2004, demanding his drugs and money.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Atchley said none of the men deserved -- under federal law -- their freedom and asked Varlan to incarcerate them after their pleas.
Varlan agreed and ordered Webber to be taken into custody immediately. He is to be sentenced May 23.
Siler and members of his family were present in the courtroom.
Siler's attorneys said they were pleased with the outcome and will probably file a lawsuit within the next 30 days.
Webber, who headed narcotics investigations for Campbell County and is accused of being the ringleader in the alleged torture, pleaded guilty to an information charging him with conspiracy to violate Siler's civil rights.
Samuel Franklin, 42, a veteran detective at the agency and head of its D.A.R.E. program, is scheduled to plead guilty Wednesday, court records show. Rookie Deputy Joshua Monday, 24, and process server Shayne Green, 35, are expected to plead guilty Thursday, according to records.
The four lawmen and part-time process server William Carroll, 26, were named in federal informations filed earlier this month in U.S. District Court. They are accused of beating and torturing Siler after showing up at his house to serve a violation of probation warrant.
Part of the alleged attack was captured on an audiotape after Siler's wife, Jenny, stashed a tape recorder in the kitchen. An FBI transcript of the tape revealed in chilling detail how Siler was threatened, beaten and tortured, with deputies demanding two things from him: that he sign a form to show he agreed for his house to be searched and that he turn over to them all his cash and drugs.
Attorneys for Webber and Franklin filed motions asking Varlan to allow their clients to remain free pending sentencing hearings.
An attorney for Monday, who is not charged in the conspiracy but instead is accused of a separate count of pointing a gun at Siler and threatening to shoot him during Siler's ordeal, also wants his client freed until he is sentenced.
Attorney Lee Asbury argued in his motion that Webber, who lives in Anderson County, "has no prior criminal record" and "has never missed or been late for an appointment with the U.S. Attorney."
Webber, Asbury insisted, should be allowed his freedom because "he has at all times cooperated with the United States Attorney, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Department of Justice."
Asbury's motion does not note, however, that Webber is accused in state court charges of lying to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation in that agency's initial investigation of the incident.
Green, Monday and Franklin also are charged in state court with perjury. The four also face charges in Campbell County Criminal Court of official oppression. District Attorney General Paul Phillips has said state court charges likely will be dropped if the men wind up imprisoned in the federal case. Federal penalties are higher than any that might be handed out in state court, he has said.
Franklin's attorney, Andrew S. Roskind, contends Franklin only went to Siler's house at the request of Webber. Franklin, Roskind says, asked Siler's wife and son to leave the house and, along with the other four lawmen, demanded Siler sign the consent form.
"After making the request, Mr. Franklin threatened Mr. Siler with the use of a slapjack and breaking Mr. Siler's fingers," Roskind wrote. "Mr. Franklin never carried through with either threat nor did he allow one of the other four ... to use his slapjack or break Mr. Siler's fingers.
"Unfortunately and regrettably, although Mr. Franklin never physically harmed Mr. Siler, he failed to stop the other individuals from inflicting further ... harm and injury," Roskind continued.
Roskind contends in his motion that Franklin has served both Campbell County and his country -- he was once in the military -- admirably and deserves freedom pending sentencing because of that.
Monday's attorney, Dennis Francis, writes that his client has no prior criminal history and would agree to be electronically monitored if allowed to remain free.
Atchley counters that none of the men are entitled to freedom.
All, he wrote, will plead guilty to a "crime of violence" for which federal law requires immediate detention. The only exceptions to that law, Atchley noted, would come if the case against them was weak or the lawmen were likely to receive probation.
"The exceptions do not apply," Atchley wrote, indicating that he will indeed seek prison terms for the men.
As for Franklin, Atchley contends Franklin's service to Campbell County and the military does not set him apart from the garden-variety criminal.
"Even painting the defendant's employment history and military service
in the best possible light, it seems a bit of a stretch to state that
these make his personal character out of the ordinary, uncommon and rare,"
Atchley wrote.
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Defense In Drug Case Cries Foul In Document Seizure . Published: May
11, 2006 in Tampa Tribune
By ELAINE SILVESTRINI
esilvestrini@tampatrib.com
For another article regarding Elaine Silvestrini, Tampa Tribune
writer see -
Elaine Silvestrini,
Tampa Tribune concedes that Dr. Rex Curry's work is correct?! http://rexcurry.net/elaine-silvestrini-tampa-tribune.html
Photo re: Pledge
of Allegiance http://rexcurry.net/silvestrini-elaine-tampa-tribune-pledge.jpg
Elaine Silvestrini & the Pledge of Allegiance
TAMPA - Weeks before a man accused of being a drug kingpin is
set to go on trial, federal investigators have seized what defense attorneys
say are crucial defense documents, including a 23-page memo outlining
the defense's strategy.
The prosecution says the seizure of documents from a defense
investigator who was returning from a trip to Colombia was part of
an investigation into whether the investigator may have been involved
in money laundering or other financial crimes.
"It is a very, I think, bizarre situation we find ourselves in,"
U.S. Magistrate Elizabeth Jenkins said as she grappled with defense
requests that she sanction the prosecution and consider dismissing the
case against Joaquin Mario Valencia-Trujillo.
Later, addressing the Assistant U.S. Attorney, Jenkins said,
"You've made a very serious step. Whether it's a misstep or not remains
to be seen."
Accused of once being a leader in Colombia's notorious Cali Cartel,
Valencia-Trujillo is the most-wanted suspect arrested so far in Operation
Panama Express, a decadelong international drug investigation run from
Tampa. He is scheduled to go on trial June 5. It is expected to take six
months.
The Assistant U.S. Attorney asked Jenkins to close to the public
a hearing on the matter of the seized documents. Jenkins denied the
request and kept Wednesday's hearing open.
Defense attorney Ronald J. Kurpiers II called the document seizure
outrageous and said it compromised the defense. "This is unprecedented
in the American judicial system," he said. "To have the government
go and seize and search defense product in preparation and less than
30 days before trial is unprecedented."
Defense investigator George Scott, a retired Internal Revenue
Service investigator, testified he went to Colombia to help prepare for
the trial and returned May 4. After he left his airplane at Miami International
Airport, he said, he was pulled aside by federal customs inspectors, who
detained him and went through his luggage.
"I immediately identified who I was, and I also stated there
were documents in my bags that I believed were covered by the attorney
work product," Scott testified. Scott said he was detained five hours,
causing him to miss his flight to Tampa. He said government agents seized
the box of documents without explanation.
The assistant United States Attorney, who is not involved in the
prosecution of Valencia-Trujillo, said he has taken steps to isolate
the documents from federal prosecutors and investigators involved in the
trial.
Although the Assistant United States Attorney allowed the defense
team to copy the documents Tuesday after directed by the judge, Jenkins
said that was not enough to solve the problems created by the seizure.
She directed the prosecution to file court briefs addressing
certain legal issues. She scheduled the hearing to resume Friday morning.
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SAY NO TO SEARCHES & TO THE USA's POLICE STATE - stand up for your
own dignity and safety. http://rexcurry.net/sntsmain.html
DRUG DOGS - are libertarians and need to be liberated from the
drug war police state. http://rexcurry.net/sntsmain.html
http://rexcurry.net/drugdogslib.html
DRUG LAWS - http://rexcurry.net/drugswrit.html
VICES ARE NOT CRIMES - http://rexcurry.net/commentary/vices.html
MUST JURORS SAY THE PLEDGE ? - hotter news than Newdow's Pledge
of Allegiance case. http://rexcurry.net/pledgelaws.html
SOME OF MY CASES, COURT DOCUMENTS, APPELLATE OPINIONS
PEACEFUL COCAINE SALE WITH BAD PURSE SEARCH
- lady is free to go. http://rexcurry.net/law%20graphics/tara.html
COPS: THEIR OWN ANONYMOUS TIP SOURCES? - not in
this cocaine case. http://rexcurry.net/lawJohnson.html
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT FOR THE UNITED STATES
U.S. v. ROMANO - defendant wins over prosecutor violating
his plea agreement. http://rexcurry.net/romanoappeal.html
U.S. v. CUNNINGHAM - victory for another person accused of peaceful
activity between consenting adults. http://rexcurry.net/lawcunningham.html
STATE COURT
DRUG SNIFFING DOGS - he said "NO" to searches (SNTS). And
he won! Bow-wow ! http://rexcurry.net/drugdogs.html
MORE ON DRUG DOGS - Dogs used in ruse to violate constitutional
rights of humans? http://rexcurry.net/drugdogsb.html
DRUG DOGS ARE LIBERTARIANS - they require constant indoctrination
to change them. http://rexcurry.net/drugdogslib.html
LAWYERS, GUNS (& MONEY) - gun returned
after illegal carry charge is defeated. http://rexcurry.net/gunbeeson.html
DRUGS, GUNS & BAD POLICE SEARCHES - another
victory for liberty & peacful conduct. http://rexcurry.net/lawWhite.html
ORJALES v. FLORIDA - a 3 year minimum mandatory gun sentence
is overturned. http://rexcurry.net/laworjales.html
BALDWIN v. FLORIDA - another 3 year minimum mandatory gun sentence
is stricken. http://rexcurry.net/lawbaldwin.html
SELF-REPRESENTATION IN COURT - a lawyer preserves the
right to be lawyerless. http://rexcurry.net/lawNeeld.htm
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JURY NULLIFICATION - http://rexcurry.net/fijalawyer.html
SHOW YOUR PAPERS - Federal courts should eschew police state tactics.
http://rexcurry.net/fedcourts.html
AN IMPROVED PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - for the government to pledge to you.
http://rexcurry.net/pledge.html
Pro Bono educational outreach in Mock Trial http://rexcurry.net/law-mock-trial.html
LAWN WATERING CITATION DISMISSED - but not because of this motion. http://rexcurry.net/waterdismiss.html
TREE LAWS KILL TREES - socialism kills trees and makes free
people chop, chip & chill. http://rexcurry.net/trees.html
TREE ORDINANCES - capitalism save trees and promotes harmony
among people. http://rexcurry.net/commentary/woodman.html
LAWN WATERING LAWS - government creates water shortages and
police state tactics. http://rexcurry.net/waterlaws.html
A MOTION TO DISMISS A LAWN-WATERING CITATION http://rexcurry.net/waterdismiss.html
SELL THE EVERGLADES -save it from socialism, and expand it
with private property rights. http://rexcurry.net/commentary/everglades.html
FARMING SEA TURTLES - the U.S. destroys capitalism, destroys
sea turtles & exports socialism. http://rexcurry.net/ecoturtles.html
SOCIALISM KILLS CONCHS - & kills the conch republic, and
a Conch lawyer explains how. http://rexcurry.net/ecoconch.html
HISTORIC PRESERVATION LAWS ARE WRONG -for the same reasons
as tree-preservation laws. http://rexcurry.net/commentary/historic.html
LAWS AGAINST PRICE GOUGING - cause shortages, poverty, misery
and even starvation & slaughter. see http://rexcurry.net/gouging.html
and see
http://rexcurry.net/gouginglaws.html
and http://rexcurry.net/Ruth.html
IMMIGRATION, TRADE IMBALANCES & JOBS - Leave new pilgrims
alone. Instead, fire the government, sell its assets, and then deport
it. http://rexcurry.net/immigration.html
SOCIALIST SLAVE NUMBERS - the social security scam is unconstitutional
and a disgrace. http://rexcurry.net/ssnunconstitutional.html
HOW TO SERVE MANATEE - http://rexcurry.net/commentary/manatee.html
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS VIOLATE FREE PRESS - http://rexcurry.net/schoolsmedia.html
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL - or should be. http://rexcurry.net/schoolspeech.html
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS PROMOTED RACISM - and segregation by making
them mandatory. http://rexcurry.net/schoolbrown.html
DO YOU HAVE TO SALUTE THE FLAG -and say the pledge of allegiance
in government schools? http://rexcurry.net/pledge_lawyer.html