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It seemed that the struggle over the conservatorship of Jean Tanaka couldn’t get more bizarre. Well, it just did.
On June 2, 2011, Tanaka conservator, Linda Cotterman, asked the court to have Mrs. Tanaka’s daughter, Jeannie, declared to be in contempt of court, an action that may involve jail time and will most likely cost Jeannie her job (Jeannie is an attorney with the State).
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William Windsor is a victim of racketeering in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
The case of William Windsor: Alleged racketeering in the US Court, Northern District of Georgia, is enabled by the large-scale fraud in the electronic record systems of the U.S. Courts (PACER and CM/ECF).
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On May 17, 2011, I demanded copies of my own court records from the Office of the Clerk of the Court for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. I was not given anything.
On June 2, 2011, I received a letter from the Clerk of the Court, James N. Hatten, stating that the U.S. government will not provide my records to me.
It’s all part of a big SCAM where court records are manipulated to defraud honest folks like you and me….
Continue reading Court Records Scam gets Scammier in Georgia Federal Court
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I have been unavailable for several days, so I thought a general update was in order.
I’m still alive.
I’m worried about the Grand Jury, so I am moving into action again.
There is real progress on my lawsuit against seven judges and nine judicial employees in Fulton County Georgia.
And much more….
Continue reading Latest from Bill Windsor – Death Threats, Grand Jury, Suing Judges, and More
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Family Court Judge and Pinal County Commissioner, Theresa Ratliff, has been arrested and is accused of domestic violence and may be charged with kidnapping, stemming from a fight with her husband, according to the Pinal County Arizona Sheriff’s Department.
CBS-5 News obtained the 911 tape from the night of April 30, 2011, when Ratliff’s husband called for help while the couple was driving along Interstate-10, south of Phoenix.
The woman who is supposed to protect people from family violence faces serious charges including family violence….
Continue reading Family Court Judge Accused Of Domestic Violence
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Uncle Sam has always taken a dim view of tax cheats, but the government went after a crooked IRS agent with gusto.
An Internal Revenue Service agent, Albert Bront, was sentenced on May 25, 2011 to three years in prison for filing false tax returns.
Bront, 51, formerly of Santa Clarita, California, also was ordered to pay more than $12,000 in restitution to the government. for himself and unwitting relatives whose tax refunds he then stole, federal prosecutors said.
Continue reading IRS Agent gets Three Years in Prison for filing False Tax Returns
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Judge Richard Leon and Clerk Nancy Mayer-Whittington conducted simulated litigation, as part of a pattern seen in the U.S. Courts from top to bottom: Refusal to protect the rights of individuals against rampant corruption of state and U.S. judges in collusion with large corporations and financial institutions.
Corruption of the U.S. justice system is a central cause of the current financial crisis, which is often overlooked.
U.S. Congress should perform its duties.
Continue reading Federal Judge Richard J. Leon covers up Corruption
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There are tools available to us in battling government corruption.
I am suing federal judges and their staffs. Lurking in their computers will be the proof needed to convict them.
We must get access to their computers….
Continue reading Sue the Judges and Get Proof of their Crimes
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Over 20 years ago I fell in love with a piece of waterfront property.
My husband and myself wrote a contract on the property.
It’s been a nightmare. Our government is out of control.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has given the thumb’s up for prosecution of ex-presidential candidate, John Edwards, for allegedly violating campaign law while attempting to cover up his affair with mistress and baby mama Rielle Hunter.
Sources close to the investigation told ABC News that the government is gearing up to indict the former North Carolina senator.
A plea deal could be reached to avoid a lengthy, expensive and highly publicized trial.
Continue reading Senator John Edwards to face Criminal Charges