GROUND ONE:
Tampering of police certified
audio/video tape
FACTS SUPPORTING
GROUND ONE:
1)
Audio from video evidence was discovered and confirmed by multiple
forensics experts to have been tampered with. The 4 seconds in
Greer's lapel mic was to erase Applicant’s explicit warning to
the perceived burglar [whom Applicant called out by name], which
would demonstrate with absolute certainty that Applicant did not know
that the person on his property [Greer] was a police officer and
acted in accordance with Castle Law.
2) Office Greer
stated later on the audio video evidence “I don’t think he
could see me, though. Have Dispatch call the Reporting Party to call
him and let him know it's the (expletive) Police”.
3) In addition,
there is a 5 minute blanked out spot in the Claussen video.
4) Applicant
discovered the tampering of the evidence by having the two police
certified
audio tapes analyzed
by several experts in order to have undisputable proof, that is
“experts checking experts”.
5)Furthermore, no
gunshot is heard on the lapel mic and even though the audio (after
tampered spot) is back on, it is not heard. This has been proven by
syncing the car audio with the lapel mic audio. This proves that
Officer Greer was farther away from the residence than the car
because the gunshot is heard on the car audio.
6) An audio
engineer was able to enhance the sound from the car audio and
retrieve the missing 4 second spot that was tampered with and prove
that Applicant was calling out to the perceived intruder and acted
in complete accordance with Texas' Castle Law Note: Applicant's son
was also the bogus 911 caller who needed his father out of the house
in order to take the items needed to complete a car purchase the
following day. In fact, he did just that with the assistance of
police who invited him into the home once applicant was arrested,
despite Applicant's express directions not to allow him into the
home. Son is serving sentence for stealing applicant's identity and
other items with the help of police).
7) Finally,
Greer
testified that he never turns off his mic. A beep occurs just prior
to the blank 4 second spot. The National Center for Audio Visual
Forensics stated clearly in an email that a beep occurs whenever the
mic is turned off. Had Trial Counsel been effective, he would
have clearly made the point to ask Greer why a beep occurred there if
he never turned off his mic. This illustrates that the altering
party knew the idiosyncrasies of the L3 Mobile Vision Software, but
did not know that Greer's future testimony regarding his routine
would contradict tape
GROUND TWO:
False testimony given by Frisco Police
Officer Scott Greer and 911 operator Delanna Copeland,
FACTS SUPPORTING
GROUND TWO:
1)
Delanna Copeland violated proper police protocols when she did not
question 911 caller's authenticity/motives when she did not question
why his stated location differed from his actual location.
2)
Greer was wearing a lapel audio transmitter, Lapel audio tape and
car audio/video evidences that Officer Greer did not:
(a)
park in front of the home,
(b)
have his lights on,
(c)
wait for backup,
(d)
nor did he announce himself as a police officer when he entered
Applicant’s property and approached Applicant’s home.
(e)
have a warrant nor consent
to enter Applicant’s property,
(f)
have probable cause to do so,
(g)
note any exigent circumstances present, and
(h)
note problems. He stated in Police Report that Applicant was
watching TV and drinking a beer (meaning no problems observed).
3)
The audio recording further evidences that Applicant did not know
that the person on his property [Greer] was a police officer. Officer
Greer falsely testified that Applicant knew he was a police officer
and intended to shoot at him. Officer Greer falsely asserted that
he could see the muzzle fire from the gun held in the Applicant's
hand .
5) In
contradiction to his testimony in court, Officer Greer expressly
states on the lapel mic that, “I don't think [Applicant] could see
me” and asks to “have dispatch call the [reporting party] to call
[Applicant] and let him know it’s the [expletive] police”
6) Due to recent
forensic experts looking at the evidence, it is clear that Officer
Greer was nowhere near the Applicant’s door when the gun was shot
as the gunshot was not recorded on Officer’s lapel mic audio, but
WAS recorded on the car audio which was 100+ feet away. Officer
Greer falsely testified that he was in front of the door when the gun
was shot. The tampered spot was a 4 second spot BEFORE the area
where the gunshot should have been recorded and the sound comes back
on in time for it to have been recorded-however the gunshot is not
where it should have been.
7) A Forensic
expert has now been able to enhance Applicant's warning to perceived
burglar from the CAR audio. (This is the 4 second spot that was
erased/tampered with from the lapel mic audio). This also proves
that Applicant was acting in accordance with Texas' Castle Law. This
warning has been confirmed by another expert.
GROUND
THREE:
False report given by court appointed
authenticator, Herbert Joe regarding the audio tape
FACTS SUPPORTING GROUND THREE:
- Report did not state the evidence of tampering.
- Joe’s report did not synchronize the two audios properly and detect that Officer Greer's testimony was false considering the scientific impossibility of him being where he said he was that is, near Applicant’s door.
- Further, Joe’s report did not state that Officer Greer expressly mentioned that Applicant did not know that the person on his property was a police officer.
- The report also did not state that no gunshot was audible from Officer Greer’s lapel audio transmitter and that the audio recording only picked up static, not the sound of a gunshot. The gunshot was recorded in the car audio 100+ feet away and WAS recorded on the car audio.
- Joe's report did not state why his report was so radically different from the text messages originally sent to Counsel Raphael DeLagarza and Applicant.
GROUND
FOUR: Ineffective
Counsel sabotaged Applicant's defense
Trial
counsel sabotaged Applicant's defense by not questioning and
investigating tampered evidence, multiple breaches of police protocol
by 911 dispatcher and Officers, did not point out and argue that
Greer's recorded statements on the audio that evening impeached his
testimony on the stand when he stated that “I don't think he could
see me though” and “Have Dispatch call the RP (reporting party)
and have him call him and tell him it's the (expletive) Police!”.
Counsel did not challenge State's failure to provide all evidence
prior to trial. Trial counsel sabotaged
Applicant's defense, was hostile to defendant, did not adequately
question or have confirmation of strange spots on audio examined,
took police dismissive attitude that the 4 second erased spot was “a
glitch”, and sabotaged defense of client, by not questioning and
investigating into the same. Counsel failed to obtain relevant
testimony, evidence, & analysis, and a serious, competent
defense strategy as agreed to in front of the Judge and question the
tampered evidence (and evidence never provided) has resulted in the
jury finding the Applicant guilty. Counsel
acted with malice and
contributed to a successful malicious prosecution by the Ass't. DA.
Counsel had a conflict of interest with head Detective's family.
Counsel stated to Applicant's Daughter and Ex-Wife that he never
takes these types of cases and only did so because of the Judge's
insistence. Applicant has now discovered evidence
presented in the trial court was tampered with. Proper analysis of
audio/video tape by MULTIPLE experts proves that false testimony was
given by Officer Greer regarding Applicant’s arrest and the court
appointed authenticator, Herbert Joe also gave a false report on the
audio/video tape.
FACTS SUPPORTING GROUND FOUR:
- Counsel deliberately misled Applicant by stating the sound on lapel mic recording was a gunshot, when it was static background noise and not the sound of gunshot.
- Trial counsel ignored the fact that Joe’s initial texts to previously counsel, Raphael Delagarza were different from the final report.
- Applicant’s counsel failed to question about the 5 minute blanked spot where there is no audio in the Claussen Video.
- Counsel failed to question Joe about the syncing of the lapel & car videos and investigate the missing gunshot on the lapel mic, which would have proven that Greer was not where he said he was and that no assault occurred.
- Applicant’s counsel did not challenge the State’s failure to provide ALL evidence to Applicant before trial. In fact, to this day, much evidence has still been withheld despite the Attorney Generals directive to turn it over to Applicant.
- Counsel ignored Officer Greer’s multiple breaches of police protocol. Counsel failed to question the credibility of the 911 emergency dispatch caller which evidenced that the caller while stating he was out of state was, in fact, in Fort Worth, Texas.
- When Prosecutors showed a timeline “showing” that communication for several hours occurred with Applicant, Applicant asked counsel to object because it was not supported by forensic evidence, Mark Ledbetter told his Client to “Shut the (expletive) up”.
- Counsel did not point that Greer's recorded statements impeached his testimony when he stated that “I don't think he could see me though” and “Have Dispatch call the RP (reporting party) and have him call him and tell him it's the (expletive) Police!”
- Applicant’s counsel further accepted the position during questioning at trial that the erased portion of the recording was a glitch, rather than tampered evidence. Counsel failed to ask Greer why a beep occurred prior to blank 4 second spot if he never turned off his mic, thereby proving that the altering party knew the idiosyncrasies of the L3 Mobile Vision System, but did NOT know (at time of tampering) that Greer's testimony regarding his routine would contradict the beep and blanked out spot.
- Counsel failed to obtain witnesses, experts, analysis that could have assisted in a competent defense. Counsel failed to provide the court with police reports of the police assisted theft that occurred after Applicant was arrested.
- Counsel refused to raise Applicant's strategy of defense even though he confirmed his agreement (to the court) to utilize this strategy. It is for this reason and this reason only that Applicant agreed to have him represent him.
- Counsel failed to introduce Son's arrest and incarceration record, Multiple threats and text to “leave his stuff outside” as support for the state of mind of the Applicant.
- Counsel failed to point out the fraudulent, retroactively altered “original” indictment and ask why would an indictment time-stamped almost 18 months prior to the Motion to Amend with the exact same font and phraseology, need to be “amended”?
- Counsel failed to point out that in no way, is Applicant responsible for the bogus 911 call made by his son to 911, or 911 Operator and Police making no less than five (5) critical errors in their duties which led up to the event.
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