I Was There

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Summary:

Enumclaw Police Detective Grant McCall created and conspired with others to form a hate crime. The setup employed a scripted-out false accusation of a crime to use as a cover to destroy perfectly legal religious beliefs and activities of a church McCall vehemently rejected. McCall made himself a magnet for liars and false witnesses refusing to investigate on any honest level.

Being a policeman, McCall and lying witnesses knew exactly what corruptions to employ so that Seattle, King County Washington State Prosecutors and Judges would enhance his hate crime.

Fact: The 28 day trial that we video recorded did not present evidence of the accused crime but was used to make legal Christian activities sinister. All know how anti-Christian Seattle and Washington State is.

The proof of these facts are overwhelming. In short, this was an ideological prosecution and persecution by the Washinton State Court system.

I was there for the purity found in Sound Doctrine.

I was there to feel Christ’s love in Sound Doctrine.

I was there when people would move just to join Sound Doctrine.

I was there when other people turned their backs on the love because they wouldn’t give up sin.

I was there when people left.

I was there when the hate crime marketer was rebuked.

I was there to record the 100’s of sermons.

I was there for the churches first annual conference New Wineskins 2007.

I was there for New Wineskins 2008.

I was there for New Wineskins 2009.

I was there for New Wineskins 2010.

I was there for New Wineskins 2011.

I was there for the prayer meetings.

I was there for the bible studies.

I was there when the church opened the Salt Shaker Bookstore.

I was there when every year we reached out to the community at Enumclaw street fairs.

I was there when free tracts, sermons, and books where mailed to people around the world.

I was there when Sound Doctrine supported other ministries in England, Nigeria, and India, etc.

I was there when Sound Doctrine started a free newspaper for the Enumclaw community.

I was there when the hate crime started.

I was there when other church member’s property was stolen by those who hated.

I was there when the Police did nothing in order to serve themselves.

I was there when the Enumclaw city authority’s turned a blind eye to the hate crimes to profit themselves.

I was there when lies where printed in the papers.

I was in the court room to record Enumclaw Detective McCall’s bias (bigotry) against Sound Doctrine.

I was in the court room recording the whole time Prosecutor Jason Simmons produced zero evidence.

I was in the court room when Prosecutor Rich Anderson moved the hate crime along in his tennis shoes.

I was in the court room when Prosecutor Jason Simmons manipulated a jury to send an innocent man to prison.

I was in the court room when Washington State Judge Lori K. Smith sentenced an innocent man to prison.

I was there for the Enumclaw community’s backlash.

I was there when windows were broken, eggs thrown, and graffiti painted.

I was present at Carla’s funeral.

I was checked out when Timothy was at his lowest point at Carla’s funeral, the passing of his wife.

I was there when the Salt Shaker Bookstore had to close its doors.

I was in the court room when Jason Simmons said, “What will you do when your church is gone”?

I was there when Sound Doctrine Church had to close its doors.

I know the love of Jesus was in Sound Doctrine Church. I know because I was there.

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King County Judge Marlin J. Appelwick
King County Judge Ronald E. Cox
City of Enumclaw, Washington, Attorney
Governor Jay Inslee
Bob Ferguson Washington State Attorney General
Prosecutor Dan Satterberg
Prosecutor David Seaver
Prosecutor Jason Simmons
Prosecutor Lisa Johnson
Prosecutor Mark Larson
Prosecutor Nicole Weston
Prosecutor Rich Anderson
Prosecutor Paul G. Sewell
Washington State Judge Lori K. Smith
Enumclaw City Council
Washington State Supreme Court
Beau Chevassus
Commander Tim Floyd
Enumclaw Attorney Mike Reynolds
King County Judge Marlin J. Appelwick
King County Judge Ronald E. Cox,
King County Judge Stephen J. Dwyer
King County Superior Court
State of Washington, Plaintiff, V. Malcolm Fraser
Court of Appeals State of Washington Respondent, V. Malcolm Fraser
Ian Goodhew King County Prosecutor Washington State
Enumclaw Police Department Enumclaw, Washington 98022
Berean Baptist Church Puyallup, Washington who should have publically disfellowshipped "Detective" McCall.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson Washington State
Prosecuting Attorney Office Leesa Manion brags, boasts and marches in pride that she is a woman holding power. Thus carrying the corruption torch Dan Satterberg solidified into the legal system.

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