• @@The Fall of the House of Morgan@@

    Equal in the eyes in the law, right?

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  • Originally posted on Panamaed's Blog: UPDATE: FBI, DOJ refuse to investigate charges of judicial corruption By: Barbara Hollingsworth Examiner Columnist 12/03/09 3:12 PM EST Re: “SEC IG looks into United Airlines bankruptcy,” Nov. 24 For three years, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice have refused to investigate material evidence of…

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  • Well, here we are at the end 2014. It’s been a year. Conjuring Justice is out. The biggest part of the story is out for masses. It is incredibly quiet, although I know that I have ruffled a feather or two. I know that by the signals I get from the periphery. The subtle rippling

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  • I took the Nanowrimo challenge. I wrote a novel in 30 days. I won! I did it! Yea for me! The story needs to be told. I have been accused of capitalizing on the backs of the horrors and to that  accusation I say I put my heart and soul into proving the innocence of

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  • On Saturday, February 22, 2014, Joaquim “El Chapo” Guzman was captured in Mexico City without incident. This was a coordinated effort by the US and Mexico. Extradition to the US is expected but mapped out yet. This is part of the surreality of the Billings murders. Far fetched as it may seem, it is inclusive.

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  • Judicial Collusion

      Evidently, it was too late in the trial. Geeker ended up declaring a mistrial due to a hung jury for the second time in 6 months. The prosecutors rallied and finally got a conviction in July of 2011. By this time, the Stallworth family had run out of money to pay for attorney’s fees

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  •   So with everything pointing to the fact the Billings’ were involved with cartels. Despite Morgan’s hot air, it is apparent that this is more than a home invasion robbery. I want to focus on the family. My interpretation of family are people who you grew up with, who raised you, day in and day

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  • Justice isn’t cheap…please support our endeavor Does any one know the feeling of running late on a rainy Monday and having a flat tire, with no spare on a busy road and no one stopping to help?  Of course. Everybody has those days when you couldn’t buy luck. Everything cosmically falls apart for no apparent

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  • Blind Justice

    When I started my research, I suppose you could say I was blissfully naive. I knew there were cases that were bungled. I watch Discovery ID. I wasn’t oblivious to “blind” justice. However, I wasn’t prepared for justice that was willfully deaf and dumb as well. One of the first contacts was someone investigating Bill

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  • Throughout history, the lawmakers and lawbreakers have been engaged in a sort of tango in the dance hall that is politics and legalism. Each plays a role in American society today.  However, there are factors that affect and temper the rules that the lawmakers and lawbreakers each define. The Declaration of Independence states, “all men

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