By Paul Bailey
Although Collin
County’s prosecution/cover up of the City of Frisco’s malfeasance
shall ultimately be revealed as the latest case of how law
enforcement alters/falsifies evidence (in collusion with judicial,
prosecutor, and dare I say Defense attorney misconduct) in order to
obtain a conviction from the cohorts in corruption we’re trying to
address.
Collin County's
and Dallas County's prosecution of Paul Bailey is the winner of the award for “most aggrievous act of
malicious prosecution” by a judiciary.
The premeditated,
collusive act that ultimately provided Dallas County DA his own
trophy may even shock you. Only after many hours of reviewing the
past evidence and legal precedent was the conclusion arrived at that
the appeal needs to be that of malicious prosecution/actual evidence,
actual innocence. There is simply so many grounds to overwhelm, to
overturn the conviction; the only way to describe them is convoluted.
There are so many numerous illegalities, there’s evidence
of multiple improprieties, curious interpretation of law and
acts judicial misconduct no other premise may be deemed appropriate.
These aggregious
acts are believed, that the case will set yet another standard in
obstruction of justice and judicial impropriety.
A premeditated
collusion of various law enforcement, court officials and/or attorney
is fundamentally obvious. In fact too numerous are the infractions
of obvious power that a priority alignment of the declaration has not
yet been assigned.
Although not yet
confirmed will be the fact that a proper investigation by Detective
Cox of the FBI, Dallas
Cyber Squad had assigned and published its prosecution report
dismissing the matter properly as a civil matter, civil matter in
quotation, in 2009. Certainly since the prosecution and the court
appointed PI lied (on the record) by the way, they said that
Detective Cox had
retired and they had no way of knowing where he was or how to contact
him at the time of trial. Imagine not being able to find an FBI
agent. Detective Cox was
and remains a employed to this day by Dallas PD and the FBI right
here in Dallas. It is obvious that Detective Cox
wanted nothing to do with the Collin/Dallas County DA’s
highly illegal ruse and he refused to go along with the outrageous
perjury/judicial misconduct, (I digress, friends there remains
someone in law enforcement who has a properly aligned moral compass).
But then again so
is the attorney Jim
Baumgartner, who represented me in bankruptcy, then died
unexpectedly just a couple of days before my trial. There of course
was another one that was then unable to respond to a subpoena (like
Officer Debra Stansell whose untimely death made her unavailable for
my Collin County Trial), especially bad since he would have testified
to his instructing me (Bailey) to sell the vehicles in question in a
liquidation of corporate asset. His death was devastating to his
family and to me, Paul Bailey.
There are many of
other improprieties and illegalities and certainly unusual
circumstances that should be placed first like the liquidation and/or
act itself. That followed a four month disappearance act of the
so-called victim. Bailey’s office manager at the time, Christina
Rynearson since her health had taken a sudden turn for the
worse and made her unable to answer her subpoena. Judge Hawthorne
wouldn’t let her affidavit be admitted as evidence although it was
notarized and has been used in a previous court hearing. She was
prepared to testify by phone but that wasn’t allowed either.
Everything Bailey
attempted to submit as evidence was denied by Judge Hawthorne and
even the evidence that the Dallas prosecution provided is highly
suspect. Take a look at the Detective Cox report, imagine that a
prosecution can simply black out sections that are providing the
defense as evidence and get away with it. The bottom line is that
the Dallas DA, District Collins DA simply swooped in and stole
Superman’s cape as they flew around the court room unchecked,
allowed to have all of Bailey’s objections overruled. The ever
pompous Judge Hawthorne was ever present, kangaroo court?? Kangaroo
court??
At this point
we’re unable to show the official court record as all requests were
denied without written order thus far. Judge
Teresa Hawthorne denied every legal remedy requested by Paul
Bailey.
Maybe we’ll
start with the fact that an unopposed hearing of bankruptcy
is that denied a legitimate adjoinment by Federal Court that was
attended by Dallas County’s lead prosecutor but Bailey was not and
which facilitated a erroneous ruling by that Judge. The motion to
adjoin by the next defiant federal bankruptcy judge, anyway you start
to get the convoluted part.
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