Durham County in North Carolina is rife with corruption, such that the notion of justice there is a pipe-dream. I observed this municipal circus of illegitimacy with a ring-side seat in the Duke Men's Lacrosse Scandal, as my son Michael was on the team, and his best friend Collin Finnerty was one of the three wrongfully indicted players. The plan is sadly commonplace and involves arranging "an accident" of some form (i.e., assassination) while incarcerated in North Carolina. And in light of the other assassination attempts, and I would much rather be prudently alarmist and alive than dismissive and dead.
During the UNLAWFUL incarceration of Spencer C. Young on entirely FABRICATED charges that
were made up OUT OF THIN AIR (and later dismissed as such) by corrupt Durham
North Carolina District Attorney Leon Stanback in an diabolical effort to cover-up the multiple FELONIES of North Carolina Judge David Q. LaBarre and his girlfriend (Leah R. Krier), he was denied access to any computers
and also UNLAWFULLY denied legal counsel.
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As a result, Mr. Young had to handwrite
messages to be posted on-line or otherwise disseminated by email and/or regular
mail through a private investigator (“PI”) he
had hired. These handwritten messages were secretly handed off during visits by
his private investigator, who would then upload these documents to this website
and mail (electronic and/or regular) out copies to a variety of others, as
directed, with the ultimate goal of securing Mr. Young his rightful
freedom. In some instances he had his PI
type them up, as is the case with the document below, which was issued on Oct. 1, 2014
Hyperlinks to the documents referenced in the above transmittal:
- Emailed letter of 6/24/2012
- Criminal Complaint filed against Judge LaBarre and his girlfriend (Leah Krier)
The urgency and seriousness of this matter cannot be overstated and therefore it has been emailed to virtually EVERY person I know of, including the senior public officials in a position to intervene and help along with the vested authority to do so,in particular:
- Bev Perdue - Governor of North Carolina;
- RIck Scott - Governor of Florida;
- Pam Bondi - Attorney General for the State of Florida; and
- Roy Cooper - Attorney General for the State of North Carolina
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