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William M. Windsor is a senior citizen who is charged with five crimes in Missoula Montana. Bill Windsor could be headed to the Montana State Prison for life for the horrific crimes of emailing, tweeting, and having a website.
Emailing, tweeting, and having a website wouldn’t be so bad normally, but when it is exposing corruption and criminals in Montana, the judges would give him the death penalty if they could.
The filing of five criminal charges against Bill Windsor, that all violate fundamental rights in both the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the State of Montana, shows that Montana is declaring the Constitution is void there…
Bill Windsor previously wrote an article about how the United States Supreme Court in essence declared the Constitution void when they refused to tell federal judges in Georgia that they had to abide by the Constitution. Bill Windsor believes that was the result of their actions; they simply admitted what many of us have known for a long time: judges and the 1% in power can do whatever they want. The State of Montana has delivered a clear message: You have no Constitutional rights in Montana. The Bill of Rights is void in Montana. Freedom of speech and freedom of the press are not allowed in Montana. Guns are not allowed in Montana, unless they are our guns. You have no rights to due process in Montana. Laws, what laws, it’s Lawless America and Lawless Montana up here; we only go by the law when it is convenient.
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| Bill Windsor’s Mugshot |
Well, after spending 53 days illegally held in Ellis County Texas Jail as a political prisoner, and then having the extremely corrupt Ellis County District Attorney Patrick Wilson (a Joey and a supporter of his friends who are Joeys – the notorious cyberstalking gang in Ellis County Texas) commit more wrongdoing in trying to get him, Bill Windsor has decided enough is enough. Bill Windsor is taking a firm stand on his Constitutional rights. William M. Windsor will be sending a Motion to Quash the bench warrant and charges to Missoula County for filing in the next day or so. Judge Karen Townsend can abide by the Constitutions, Bill of Rights, and the laws by quashing the bench warrant and the charges, or she can underscore Montana’s commitment to void all that and get Bill Windsor at all costs. How dare him expose the rampant corruption in Montana! Who does he think he is anyway? A citizen? Citizen, schmitizen. Hang him.
If the bench warrant isn’t quashed, Bill Windsor has decided he has no reason to go to Montana to surrender on these totally bogus charges. Instead, he will defend his Constitutional rights (and yours) for as long as he lives. Bill Windsor has every right to publish the name of the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE who threatened to kill him 147 times, shot at him and attempted to murder him, sent him 88 unsolicited emails, ignored 24 cease and desist notices, and posted hundreds of posts on Joeyisalittlekid and elswhere charging him with pedophilia, having a variety of venereal diseases, and all types of crimes. And Bill Windsor is prepared to test the State of Montana. Bill Windsor will publish the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S name over 6,000 times. At 2 years in the Montana State Prison for each use of the man’s name — XXXX XXXXXXX — William M. Windsor will be charged with 6,000 more felonies. 12,007 years in prison for the most fundamental freedom of speech right would be the biggest sentence ever requested in the history of the United States!
For having brutally killed his wife, Dudley Wayne Kyzer was sentenced to imprisonment for 10,000 years in 1981. This remains the longest sentence given in the U.S. to date. For having killed his mother in law and a college student, he was also given life sentences for each of the crimes in addition to the 10,000 years. The judge justified his verdict in the name of the brutality of the murders. I guess the judge in my case could complain about the font used to print the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S name or the point size.
Bobbie Joe Long of Florida is a serial killer. He was sentenced to 28 life sentences, 99 years sentence and 1 death sentence. He had raped more than 50 women and killed about half the number. In most cases they were raped before murder. Bill Windsor feels like he has been brutally raped by the authorities in Montana and Ellis County Texas. They might as well put him in prison for life for tweeing and finally kill him off.
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| Dudley Wayne Kizer | Bobbie Joe Long |
In 1972, 20-year-old Palma de Mallorca was reportedly sentenced to 384,912 years for having failed to deliver letters. His crime of not delivering over four thousand letters resulted in this huge punishment by the Spanish judiciary. This remains the longest sentence demanded so far in history. Wow, Bill Windsor is afraid he doesn’t have the patience to type the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’s name 192,457 times. Besides, this Spanish villain deserves recognition for the most absurd sentence in the history of the world. Thank Heavens Bill Windsor didn’t send an email or a Tweet from Spain! He thinks the folks in Montana are of Spanish decent.
Bill Windsor’s full Motion to Quash will be printed here soon after it is filed. But to give you a look at the Constitutional issues alone, please consider the following:
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Missoula County Montana Judge John W. Larson |
Missoula County Montana Judge Karen Townsend |
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Missoula County Montana Assistant County Attorney Jennifer Clark |
Missoula County Montana Legal Intern Tyler Dugger |
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 3. Inalienable rights. “All persons are born free and have certain inalienable rights. They include the right to a clean and healthful environment and the rights of pursuing life’s basic necessities, enjoying and defending their lives and liberties, acquiring, possessing and protecting property, and seeking their safety, health and happiness in all lawful ways. In enjoying these rights, all persons recognize corresponding responsibilities.”
William M. Windsor has been denied these inalienable rights. He is being denied liberty, and he is being denied possession and protection of his property. William M. Windsor was detained in an Ellis County Texas Jail on completely bogus charges and an illegal Bench Warrant from Judge Karen Townsend of Missoula, Montana. And various judges in Montana say that William M. Windsor needs to give his TV show website to a Montana criminal; that website is William M. Windsor’s personal property, and no judge has a right to take any property without due process, and there has been none.
Judge Sam Brown, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark have all violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by denying these inalienable rights.
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Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 7. Freedom of speech, expression, and press. “No law shall be passed impairing the freedom of speech or expression. Every person shall be free to speak or publish whatever he will on any subject, being responsible for all abuse of that liberty. In all suits and prosecutions for libel or slander the truth thereof may be given in evidence; and the jury, under the direction of the court, shall determine the law and the facts.”
William M. Windsor has the absolute right to speak and publish whatever he chooses as long as he does not commit libel or slander, and he hasn’t. If The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE wants to attempt to claim that William M. Windsor has libeled or slandered him, his sole recourse is a civil suit. The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE has not filed a civil suit because he would have no case, and he would have to testify under oath. That would create hundreds of counts of perjury or result in his admission that he had lied repeatedly. Law enforcement and the courts in Montana, and the Missoula County Attorney’s Office all want to say that William M. Windsor has no right to say anything about a stalker and a criminal. This is as serious a violation of fundamental Constitutional rights as it gets. And they aren’t doing it because they don’t have the sense to read and understand the Constitutions, they are doing it because they can do whatever they want in Montana, and because the corruption goes all the way to the Montana Supreme Court, William M. Windsor and other victims have no recourse. The United States Supreme Court (corrupt as they are) is not an answer; they only review 1 out of 100 cases that are appealed. The chances of the U.S. Supreme Court reviewing William M. Windsor’s legal rape by the State of Montana are about as good as 20-year-old Palma de Mallorca’s chances were when the Spanish judiciary sentenced him to 384,912 years for having failed to deliver letters.
Judge Sam Brown, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark have all violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by denying these rights.
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Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 12. Right to bear arms. The right of any person to keep or bear arms in defense of his own home, person, and property, or in aid of the civil power when thereto legally summoned, shall not be called in question, but nothing herein contained shall be held to permit the carrying of concealed weapons.”
William M. Windsor has the absolute right to own and possess a gun, especially in light of the death threats that he has received from The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE and others and his attempted murder by The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE. But he has been ordered to give up his gun. William M. Windsor swore under penalty of perjury that he never had a gun in Montana, and the courts ignored it. Tyler Dugger and Assistant County Attorney Jennifer Clark ignored it and all of William M. Windsor’s sworn affidavits in the underlying case. Judge Karen Townsend’s order says William M. Windsor may not possess a gun, yet Judge Karen Townsend has no basis whatsoever to deny that right in light of the clear evidence that William M. Windsor has provided. William M. Windsor has never shot anything but a target in his life, but he is a target, and he needs to have a gun so he can defend himself against anyone who tries to harm him.
The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE, Judge Sam Brown, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark have all violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by denying this right.
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 16. The administration of justice. “Courts of justice shall be open to every person, and speedy remedy afforded for every injury of person, property, or character.”
William M. Windsor came to the Montana courts with absolutely undeniable evidence of hundreds of crimes of stalking and other offenses by The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE, and he was improperly denied a remedy for his injuries. One judge, Justice of the Peace Sam Bailey assaulted him twice by throwing his petition for a temporary restraining order in is face. Another judge, Judge Kathleen Jenks of Missoula Montana did not even issue an order denying William M. Windsor’s petition for a temporary restraining order. Judge James A. Haynes and Judge John W. Larson demonstrated significant corruption when they violated one law after another. Then they allowed bogus charges to be manufactured against William M. Windsor in a case of corrupt administration of justice.
Judge Sam Brown, Justice of the Peace Jim Bailey, Judge James A. Haynes, Judge Kathleen Jenks, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, have all violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by improperly administering “justice” and denying this right.
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 17. Due process of law. “No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.”
William M. Windsor’s liberty has been denied by Judge Karen Townsend through the issuance of a bogus Bench Warrant and then telling the authorities in Ellis County Texas that William M. Windsor was not to be released on bond as the law provided. Taking William M. Windsor’s website in absolute violation of the law and without giving William M. Windsor notice or the opportunity to be heard violates fundamental due process.
William M. Windsor’s property is being denied without due process of law by Judge Sam Brown, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark; each has violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by denying due process and this Constitutional right.
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Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 21. Bail. “All persons shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, except for capital offenses, when the proof is evident or the presumption great.”
William M. Windsor was denied bail in Texas because Judge Karen Townsend and/or Judge John W. Larson and/or Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark told the Ellis County authorities that William M. Windsor was not to be released on either of the two bonds that he provided.
Judge Karen Townsend and/or Judge John W. Larson and/or Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark are guilty of violating William M. Windsor’s right to bail, and they violated their oaths of office and the Montana Constitution by denying due process and this Constitutional right.
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 22. Excessive sanctions. “Excessive bail shall not be required, or excessive fines imposed, or cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.”
Judge Karen Townsend claims that $100,000 bail is required. Excessive is not the right word. Totally outrageous is more appropriate. William M. Windsor had never been charged with a crime in his life; had never been in jail; was not subject to any protective order; no protective order was even presented to her for consideration; had filed extensive proof that he was the victim not The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE; committed absolutely no crimes in this case; hasn’t even had a traffic ticket or parking ticket in 15 years; was then denied bail; was strip-searched, sprayed with de-licing spray, denied a telephone call, denied socks, denied a toothbrush, denied access to a law library; exposed to Staph, MRSA, Herpes, Tuberculosis, Lord knows what all else, and some very insane people; denied his liberty wrongfully for 53 days during which time his personal property was held for “evidence for Montana” as his computer and zip drive were undoubtedly copied; and denied every form of Constitutional right while he was illegally detained, illegally incarcerated, illegally denied bond, and illegally denied discharge. This has been excessive and cruel and unusual. Judge Karen Townsend violated her oath of office and the Montana Constitution by ordering an excessive bail.
Judge Karen Townsend violated this Constitutional right.
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 24. Rights of the accused. In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall have the right to appear and defend in person and by counsel; to demand the nature and cause of the accusation; to meet the witnesses against him face to face; to have process to compel the attendance of witnesses in his behalf, and a speedy public trial by an impartial jury of the county or district in which the offense is alleged to have been committed, subject to the right of the state to have a change of venue for any of the causes for which the defendant may obtain the same.”
William M. Windsor demanded the nature of the accusations from Missoula County Attorney Jennifer Clark, and she refused to provide the information. Missoula County Attorney Jennifer Clark violated her oath of office and the Montana Constitution by denying this right.
Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 34. Unenumerated rights. The enumeration in this constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny, impair, or disparage others retained by the people.”
William M. Windsor is the victim of rampant corruption in the State of Montana. William M. Windsor has the right to have honest people in law enforcement, the courts, and the county attorney’s office, and there do not appear to be any. Honesty of government officials and a system that is free from corruption are unenumerated rights that are perhaps more important than all of these other rights.
Judge Sam Brown, Justice of the Peace Jim Bailey, Judge James A. Haynes, Judge Kathleen Jenks, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, the Missoula County Attorney’s Office, Fred Van Valkenburg, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark, the Missoula Police Department, the University of Montana Police Department, attorney Claudia Decker-Eccles, The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE and his attorneys, have violated their oaths of office and/or the Montana Constitution by being dishonest and/or corrupt.
Constitution of the United States First Amendment “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”
This has been discussed above.
Constitution of the United States Second Amendment “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”
This has been discussed above.
Constitution of the United States Fifth Amendment “No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.”
An “infamous crime” is defined as one that is “punishable by death in the state penitentiary or imprisonment in a state correctional facility.” (Farrakhan v. Gregoire, 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 141 (9th Cir. Wash. Jan. 5, 2010).)
There is no indictment in this case, but the penalty has been clearly identified by the Missoula County Attorney as imprisonment in the Montana State Prison, and that is an “infamous crime.” William M. Windsor may not be held to answer to these charges. Judge Karen Townsend has illegally ordered Bill Windsor to (1) be held and (2) answer for infamous crimes without having been indicted by a Grand Jury.
William M. Windsor’s property (website) has been alleged to have been taken, but there has been no due process whatsoever. No court has the authority to violate the United States Constitution and take away William M. Windsor’s property. Besides, the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 7 grant William M. Windsor the undeniable right of free speech and freedom of the press.
Judge Sam Brown, Justice of the Peace Jim Bailey, Judge James A. Haynes, Judge Kathleen Jenks, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, the Missoula County Attorney’s Office, Fred Van Valkenburg, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark, the Missoula Police Department, the University of Montana Police Department, attorney Claudia Decker-Eccles, The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE and his attorneys, Ellis County Texas Sheriff Johnny Brown, Ellis County Texas District Attorney Patrick Wilson, and Ellis County Judge Cindy Ermatinger have violated their oaths of office and/or the Constitution.
Constitution of the United States Fourteenth Amendment Section 1. “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
William M. Windsor’s property (website) has been alleged to have been taken, but there has been no due process whatsoever. No court has the authority to violate the United States Constitution and take away William M. Windsor’s property. Besides, the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and Constitution of the State of Montana Article 2 Declaration of Rights Section 7 grant William M. Windsor the undeniable right of free speech and freedom of the press.
William M. Windsor has been denied equal protection under the law because his massive proof of stalking by The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE was ignored by the Ravalli County and Missoula County courts, yet William M. Windsor did nothing and has been subject to a Temporary Order of Protection and is now facing bogus criminal charges.
Judge Sam Brown, Justice of the Peace Jim Bailey, Judge James A. Haynes, Judge Kathleen Jenks, Judge John W. Larson, the Montana Supreme Court, Judge Karen Townsend, the Missoula County Attorney’s Office, Fred Van Valkenburg, Missoula County Attorney’s Office legal Intern Tyler Dugger, and Assistant Missoula County Montana Attorney Jennifer Clark, the Missoula Police Department, the University of Montana Police Department, attorney Claudia Decker-Eccles, The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE and his attorneys, Ellis County Texas Sheriff Johnny Brown, Ellis County Texas District Attorney Patrick Wilson, and Ellis County Judge Cindy Ermatinger have violated their oaths of office and/or the Constitution.
William M. Windsor has been charged with five crimes thus far by the State of Montana. Each crime is identified below with the evidence to show just how “bad” these crimes are. Here is the Missoula County District Attorney’s Office Affidavit and Motion for Leave to File Information that was used to obtain a bench warrant from Judge Karen Townsend.
Crime #1 — Publishing a legal document online that contained the name of a defendant in a lawsuit.
“On May 4, 2014, Windsor posted on his website, www.lawlessamerica.com, an article, authored by himself, which lists the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S NAME three times.” (Note: UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE is used rather than the person’s actual name so Bill Windsor won’t face another felony charge for publishing what he is charged with.)
Here’s the proof: Sean D. Fleming Correction and Retraction Demand from William M. Windsor. This is not a “post.” This is a 20-page article. The article is about Sean D. Fleming; it has nothing to do with the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE. The opening of the article says “I have just completed reading 847 published comments by Sean D. Fleming. The information printed here is from my Second Request for Admissions to Sean D. Fleming, and it seeks to have him to admit to the defamation. Let this also serve as a Cease and Desist notice to the cyberstalkers as well as a Correction and Retraction Request. At last count, there are over 320 articles filling over 7,000 pages, written by about 700 screen names, 99% of which are aliases or anonymous. I am reading as much as I can each day, and I have just completed reading 847 published comments by Sean D. Fleming.” So, this is an article that reprinted a legal document served on Sean D. Fleming called a Request for Admissions. Sean D. Fleming was supposed to respond admitting whether each statement was admitted to be true or denied. Because Sean D. Fleming had made several defamatory statements about Bill Windsor, these had to be addressed. Page 12 of the 20 pages lists Request for Admissions numbers 231, 236, and 237. Sean D. Fleming had published (#231) that Bill Windsor was retained by Lawless America Association to kill the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE. Needless to say, that was extremely defamatory and had to be addressed. 236 and 237 had to do with two other statements about the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE.
Bill Windsor did publish this legal document in Texas. This is not a “post.” A post is defined as “to publish a message in an online forum or newsgroup.” He did not realize that the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S name was in it, and he redacted it as soon as he became aware of it. Bill Windsor does not believe there was anything to prohibit him from publishing the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S NAME, but he has bent over backwards for a year and a half to avoid problems. But, Bill Windsor knows that no judge can legally order anyone to not print the name of a person. It’s called Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press and it is allegedly guaranteed by the First Amendment. And there can’t be any basis to say someone must alter legal documents to change the content; that’s just plain illegal.
Crime #2 — Publishing a legal document online that contained the name of a defendant in a lawsuit.
“On July 4, 2014, Windsor posted on his website, www.lawlessamerica.com, an article, authored by himself, which lists the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S NAME once.”
Here’s the proof: Judge asked to charge Sean D. Fleming with Stalking and issue a Protective Order. Again, this is not a “post.” This is a 10-page article. The article is about Sean D. Fleming; it has nothing to do with the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE. The opening of the article says “Bill Windsor has filed a Petition for a Personal Protection Order against Sean D. Fleming of Madison Heights Michigan. I have sued Sean D. Fleming because he has defamed me hundreds of times, has accused me of countless crimes, including plotting to commit mass murder, and has falsely and maliciously reported me to a wide variety of agencies for crimes that I have not committed. Sean D. Fleming of Madison Heights, Michigan has stalked William M. Windsor in various ways. Here is the text of the petition for a protection order against Sean D. Fleming that was filed in the Oakland County Michigan Superior Court on July 3, 2014:” Page 2 of the 10 pages refers to a claim made by Sean D. Fleming or some of his co-conspirators that “I have been making up information about the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE for years….” Once again, this was merely the publishing of a legal document.
Bill Windsor did publish this legal document in Texas. This is not a “post.” A post is defined as “to publish a message in an online forum or newsgroup.” He did not realize that the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S name was in it, and he redacted it as soon as he became aware of it. Bill Windsor does not believe there was anything to prohibit him from publishing the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S NAME, but he has bent over backwards for a year and a half to avoid problems. But, Bill Windsor knows that no judge can legally order anyone to not print the name of a person. It’s called Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press and it is allegedly guaranteed by the First Amendment. And there can’t be any basis to say someone must alter legal documents to change the content; that’s just plain illegal.
Crime #3 (a felony) — Using Twitter to send a Tweet.
“On December 30, 2013, Winsor posted a video on his Twitter account. The title reads: “Bill Windsor is banned from the University of Montana and UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE. Corruption at its finest.”
Bill Windsor does not have a copy of this alleged Tweet. Bill Windsor was in Texas on December 30, 2013 recovering from a fractured skull. Here is the home page of Bill Windsor’s Twitter feed. It shows that 13,081 Tweets have been sent. Please note the second Tweet on the page (circled). This shows the name William M. Windsor and @LawlessAmerica. But look at the second page. It shows the Tweet was sent by Lawless America Massachusetts. Bill Windsor has never seen that Tweet, nor has he seen very many of the 13,081 Tweets. Bill Windsor didn’t send a Tweet about an August 2013 video on December 30, 2013. Twitter offers a variety of applications for Tweeting. Those Twitter Applications used by Bill Windsor’s account show that automatic Tweets are generated from a variety of programs used in a variety of locations. Bill Windsor did not send such a Tweet. But, once again, Bill Windsor knows that no judge can legally order anyone to not print the name of a person. It’s called Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press and it is allegedly guaranteed by the First Amendment. Two years in Montana State Prison for having a two-word proper name in a Tweet. Wow. If all 13,081 Tweets had the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE’S name in them, Bill Windsor would be looking at 26,162 years in the Montana State Prison. That would likely be a record.
Crime #4 (a felony) — Sending an email.
“On February 6, 2014, Claudia Denker-Eccles, Associate Counsel for the University of Montana, received an email from Bill Windsor [Nobodies@att.net].”
Here is what was sent: Notice of Filing of Affidavit of Mary Wilson. This is a legal document that Bill Windsor was required to send to Claudia Denker-Eccles by federal law. As she was the attorney-of-record for the University of Montana, a defendant in a case filed by Bill Windsor, she had to be sent this notice and affidavit. Here is evidence that the University of Montana was a defendant, that she is the listed agent, and that she was served with the required legal service copy. Bill Windsor did send this from Texas. There is nothing anywhere to prohibit Bill Windsor from having contact with the attorney for the University of Montana. He was required by Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 5 to do so. And to be charged with a felony for sending a required legal document to an attorney in a lawsuit is perhaps even more outlandish than being charged with a felony for a Tweet.
Crime #5 (a felony) — Not giving control of Bill Windsor’s TV show website to the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE.
“To date, control of the website www.seanXXXXXXX.com has not been released to the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE.”
No, this hasn’t been done. Bill Windsor has never received any such request. It is Bill Windsor’s property, and no court has the right to take someone’s property without due process of law. Here is the About Page for the website for the TV show. It begins with this: “SeanXXXXXXX.com is a news report to expose Sean XXXXXXX of the University of Montana as a cyberstalker. Bill Windsor of Lawless America is producing a TV special about the University of Montana and Sean XXXXXXX. This online publication will provide evidence of the cyberstalking activities of Sean XXXXXXX as well as threats that he has made to Bill Windsor and others.” The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE is paid by the government to stalk people such as Bill Windsor. He does it at the University of Montana, as Bill Windsor has proven. Bill Windsor’s TV show and movie will expose this corruption, and the corrupt authorities in Montana want to stop William M. Windsor, so they do things like this.
So, there you have it, five dastardly crimes. The true story here is that Bill Windsor has been filming a documentary, Lawless America, that exposes government, judicial, and law enforcement corruption. Bill Windsor named Montana the most corrupt state in America. A man who is apparently a paid government cyberstalker is protected by law enforcement and the courts in Montana. This criminal action is an effort to destroy Bill Windsor and his movie. Bill Windsor is a senior citizen who has never been arrested and who has never committed a crime, not even a traffic ticket or parking ticket in 15 years.
The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE has threatened to kill or do bodily harm to Bill Windsor dozens of times. He attempted to kill him when he shot at him as Bill Windsor drove from Butte Montana to Missoula Montana to film a story for Lawless America…The Movie. This is a photo that Bill Windsor snapped as the car ahead of him and to the right burst into flames and smoke. The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE sent an email to Bill Windsor admitting that he had shot at him and hit the other car.
The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE has published as many as 1,000 comments online in a massive cyberstalking campaign against Windsor.
And the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE became one of the members of the Joeyisalittlekid gang out of Ellis County Texas that is headed by Casey P. Hargrove and Clyde Hargrove. This group of professional cyberstalkers and defamation artists is fronted by Hargrove Real Estate in Red Oak Texas.
There are many videos about Montana on www.YouTube.com/lawlessamerica, and the complete documentation of the criminal acts and wrongdoing of of the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE are at www.UniversityOfMontanaEmployee.com. Documents are still being added to the website, but are available on the website that the State of Montana wants Bill Windsor to give to the criminal who tried to kill him. The UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE has threatened to kill others, and he was protected by law enforcement and the courts in Montana. Bill Windsor believes he is either paid by some government(s) to do this type of work, or he may have sexual blackmail on someone powerful in Montana. The sexual blackmail theory comes from the fact that a background search done on the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE revealed that the email address he used most often was missoulagloryholefun@yahoo.com. A “glory hole” is a hole in the divider wall between stalls in a public restroom where men have sex through the hole. One thing is for sure, the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE has committed crimes galore, and he is protected by the FBI, the Missoula Montana Police Department, the University of Montana Police Department, the Missoula County Sheriff’s Department, the Ravalli County Sheriff’s Department, the Missoula County District Attorney’s Office, and the courts at all levels in Ravalli County, the City of Missoula, Missoula County, and the Montana Supreme Court.
The State of Montana refused to even tell Bill Windsor what he was charged with. No wonder; the words probably would have choked Missoula County Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Clark and legal intern Tyler Dugger, the person who signed a sworn affidavit stating that Bill Windsor committed these crimes.
William M. Windsor finally obtained the documents through the expertise of the best courier service in Montana, Mountain Goat Couriers. Here are the documents:
DC-14-509-Montana-v-Windsor-AFFIDAVIT-AND-MOTION-FOR-LEAVE-TO-FILE-INFORMATION-2014-10-03
DC-14-509-Montana-v-Windsor-INFORMATION-2014-10-03
DC-14-509-Montana-v-Windsor-NOTICE-OF-PENDING-CRIMINAL-CASES-2014-10-03
DC-14-509-Montana-v-Windsor-ORDER-2014-10-03
DC-14-509-Montana-v-Windsor-ARREST-WARRANT-ISSUED-BOND-AMOUNT-100000-DEFENDANT-WINDSOR-2014-10-03
Bill Windsor says there is no protective order for him to have violated. There was an outrageous Temporary Order of Protection issued based upon perjury by the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE, but it expired on September 16, 2013 as can be seen on pages 1 and 4. Montana Annotated Code Section 40-15-201 (4) states: “The court may, without requiring prior notice to the respondent, issue an immediate temporary order of protection for up to 20 days if the court finds, on the basis of the petitioner’s sworn petition or other evidence, that harm may result to the petitioner if an order is not issued before the 20-day period for responding has elapsed.”
There was never a hearing held to convert it to a permanent order of protection as is required by Montana Annotated Code 40-15-202 (1): “A hearing must be conducted within 20 days from the date that the court issues a temporary order of protection. The hearing date may be continued at the request of either party for good cause or by the court. If the hearing date is continued, the temporary order of protection must remain in effect until the court conducts a hearing. At the hearing, the court shall determine whether good cause exists for the temporary order of protection to be continued, amended, or made permanent.” The Temporary Order of Protection was issued on August 23, 2013. That was 507 days ago. There was never a hearing. It is a mere 487 days too late for the hearing. On August 14, 2014, Bill Windsor filed a Motion to Dismiss the August 2013 attempt to obtain a protective order. That was 152 days ago, and the court never responded in any manner.
Even if there was a protection order in place, Montana protective orders are valid only in Montana. Montana Annotated Code 40-15-301 (6) says: “An order of protection issued under this section is effective throughout the state. Courts and law enforcement officials shall give full faith and credit to all orders of protection issued within the state.”
Montana Annotated Code 40-15-301 (7) makes it clear that protective orders from another state are not valid in Montana unless there is a registration process: “A certified copy of an order of protection from another state, along with proof of service, may be filed in a Montana court with jurisdiction over orders of protection in the county where the petitioner resides. If properly filed in Montana, an order of protection issued in another state must be enforced in the same manner as an order of protection issued in Montana.” Texas Family Code Section 88.005 requires registration of a foreign protective order for it to be valid in Texas. There has been no such registration in Texas. In fact, the UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA EMPLOYEE attempted to get it recognized in Texas, but the judge failed to do so. Bill Windsor did not do anything he is accused of in Montana. Bill Windsor has been in Texas where a protective order from Montana has no validity.
Bill Windsor was recently illegally incarcerated in the Ellis County Texas Jail for 53 days — a political prisoner! If you don’t know the story of Bill Windsor’s illegal incarceration, please read it. Part 1 is the background to the story. Part 2 discusses when Bill Windsor was handcuffed and taken to jail from a hearing in a civil suit that he filed against the people who have viciously defamed him in what is the largest case of defamation in U.S. history. Part 3 details early days in jail and attempts to get someone/anyone to help; the conspiracy to keep William M. Windsor in jail begins to come to light. Part 4 covers events from November 26, 2014 through December 2, 2014 as the corruption of Judge Bob Carroll erupts in full bloom. Part 5 introduces Ellis County Texas District Attorney Patrick Wilson into the corruption picture. Part 6 leads to a December 19, 2014 at which Bill Windsor was ordered released by Judge Cindy Ermatinger. Bill Windsor was a political prisoner with corrupt Ellis County authorities conspiring with corrupt Missoula Montana authorities.
If these corrupt people in Montana and Texas think Bill Windsor won’t fight back, they haven’t researched him very well. This has become very personal, and Bill Windsor is even more committed to exposing every single one of the corrupt people involved.
William M. Windsor does now have what’s called a “burner” phone. It’s a cellphone that can’t be traced to him. So, if you need to speak with Bill Windsor, please leave a message on currently confidential, and Bill will try to call you back. You may email Bill Windsor at windsorinmontana@yahoo.com and Pro-Se-1@outlook.com. Please send to both so one may get through. Bill Windsor would like to have the names, addresses, and phone numbers of those who would like to keep up with what’s happening. He has prepared an Address Book with all such information as it is something that you are allowed to have in prison in Montana.
If you want to reach Bill Windsor, his home address is 5013 S Louise Ave #1134, Sioux Falls, SD 57108. That mail gets forwarded to him once a week.
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