Jury Duty Important Note
Files To Poop – Liars To King County Prosecutor Courts
Washington State Prosecutors, most notably Seattle, King County Prosecutors, refuse to prosecute those who lie for them.
Prosecutors and Judges never push back against accusations to test for the truth before attempting a trial.
Prosecutors mouths overflow with lie upon lie in courtrooms because Judges are committing Right Rape.
The courtroom is thus loaded with false accusers, lying lawyers, and judges who protect lying cops. Lying cops, for which you should assume that every policeperson is lying. After all, what does dung attract?
The facts for this are overwhelming; therefore, as a juror, judge accordingly, even if the person is guilty. It is time to demand King County Prosecutors, Judges and Police clean up their corruption first. Remember, we are only discussing one aspect of corruption in Seattle’s King County courts.
If a ruler listens to lies, all his officials become wicked. Proverbs 29:12
Prosecutor Sponsored Hate Crime
Federal Judges To Now
Decades ago, 5 Federal Judges noticed that Prosecutor Satterberg was using liars, and now, Prosecutor Leesa Manion, whom Sattersberg helped get elected, framed up a situation where Prosecutors and Police could lie about the deleting of over 20,000 emails. Just as the City of Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall’s scripted-out accusations through a False Witness was framed up to lie, all are witnessing an exact pattern of corruption.
5 Federal Judges Rebuke Seattle Prosecutors Using Liars – Consider
20,000 Emails
A laughable "investigation" done by insider liars – namely Police and Prosecutor Leesa Manion’s office. Just like Satterberg, when confronted by Federal Judges stated that liars were not happening but he would "look into it." Nothing like a pre-determined, self-serving-in-the-dark "investigation."
Seattle officials won’t face charges for thousands of deleted CHAZ text messages
Deleted Emails Details
No charges for Seattle officials over thousands of deleted CHAZ text messages
Prosecutors have determined that they "cannot establish beyond a reasonable doubt that any of these City of Seattle employees had a criminal intent to destroy public records."
Even after the deletion of tens of thousands of text messages during the riots and the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) that erupted in Seattle during the “Summer of Love” in 2020, former Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, former Police Chief Carmen Best, Fire Chief Harold Scoggins, and other top officials will not face charges, as announced by King County prosecutors on Tuesday.
Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion and Dan Clark from the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office (KCPAO) stated in documents shared with the King County Sheriff’s Office, “Based upon your investigation and our legal analysis of the facts as you presented, we conclude that there is no legal basis to file criminal charges in this case.”
In a report from the King County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Intelligence Unit provided to The Post Millennial, the executive summary noted, “After reviewing over 5,720 pages of sworn testimony, digital evidence, expert witness reports, and contemporaneous communications, I have found no evidence of a criminal conspiracy to destroy public records contained in any city cell phones, and no evidence that unauthorized access from outside the city had caused the loss of data.”
The sheriff’s office pointed out that no single cause led to the deletion of the text messages. “It was a perfect storm of training deficiencies, outdated and conflicting policies and procedures, and inadequate safeguards to prevent record loss that mainly contributed to the destruction of these messages.”
Consequently, “…the factual nuances of each case as they relate to the state’s assessment of the evidence ultimately hindered the ability to file charges.”
Manion and Clark concluded they "cannot establish beyond a reasonable doubt that any of these City of Seattle employees had a criminal intent to destroy public records."
Manion emphasized that she kept the investigation internal within her department rather than referring it to an outside prosecutor, despite her acquaintanceship with Durkan and Best. The Seattle Times reported that Best even provided a quote for Manion’s prosecutorial campaign.
The findings of the investigation and the decision not to file charges were disclosed to several media outlets that had submitted public records requests for the text messages during a press briefing on Tuesday. Recorded conversations obtained by The Post Millennial revealed that reporters from various outlets expressed doubt regarding the rationale provided for not pursuing charges and the explanations given by city officials for the text deletions.
The King County Sheriff’s Office declined to allow The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI to interview Detective Joe Gagliardi, who led the investigation, asserting that it was “thorough” and refrained from sharing additional information beyond what was covered in the press briefing.
Former King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg had requested that Sheriff Patti Cole-Tindall investigate the deleted texts from city officials on July 28, 2022.
In May 2023, Seattle was ordered to pay $2.3 million to settle a lawsuit filed by city employees who were mistreated after exposing the deletion of thousands of Durkan’s text messages. The whistleblower complaint revealed that texts from Best, Scoggins, and other high-level officials were also intentionally deleted. Various lawsuits were initiated against the city and officials following the riots and the autonomous zone, dictating that records, including texts, be preserved. However, according to the sheriff’s office, many involved were not served subpoenas to preserve the information until after it had been deleted.
Durkan’s office had previously claimed that an “unknown technology issue” was responsible for the missing texts. Yet, a city-commissioned forensic report determined that Durkan’s phone had been configured in July 2020 to delete texts automatically after 30 days, along with texts saved in the cloud.
Durkan had also stated that she dropped her phone in a tide pool during the July 4 weekend of that year, but a following forensic analysis, commissioned by business owners and residents suing the city concerning the deadly autonomous zone, revealed that Durkan’s texts had been manually deleted.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Zilly previously sanctioned the city for destroying evidence, commenting that Durkan’s explanations “strained credibility.”
Over 27,000 texts were deleted from Best’s phone, and forensic reports indicated that the phones used by Scoggins and others were reset in October 2020, with many claiming they forgot their passwords and had to perform factory resets on their devices.
Missing texts from city officials also included communications with the notorious “warlord” of CHAZ, Raz Simone.
In 2022, Seattle was ordered to pay nearly $200,000 and committed to improving its public records processes to resolve a lawsuit initiated by The Seattle Times, which alleged the city mishandled requests from reporters seeking messages exchanged between city officials.
The city has disbursed millions of dollars in settlements related to the riots and the deadly autonomous zone.
Details Five Federal Judges Liars
Five Federal Judges Criticize Seattle Prosecutors for Deception
"In a scathing opinion, five federal appeals court judges accused two King County prosecutors of conspiring to conceal evidence and permitting a witness to make false statements in court."
In a striking example of Seattle Times inconsistency and uncritical support for King County Prosecutors, they have disabled comments that were previously allowed. When King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg requests action from the Seattle Times, they comply without question.
The Seattle Times is prepared to endorse any form of corruption as long as it aligns with their libertine agenda.
This serves as further proof that King County Prosecutors not only tolerate dishonesty, but actively invite, protect, and promote it when it serves their own interests.
They will go so far as to misrepresent the truth for their accusers to uphold the foundational claims.
Pattern of Deceit and Delays Noted by Five Federal Judges
Five federal appeals court judges have accused two King County prosecutors of conspiring to hide evidence and allowing a witness to deliver false statements in court.
In a scathing opinion, five federal appeals court judges accused two King County prosecutors of conspiring to conceal evidence and enabling a witness to provide false testimony.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to grant any relief to Joshua Frost, who was sentenced to 55 years for his involvement in a series of robberies in 2003. However, Judge Alex Kozinski and four other judges stated in an opinion released this week that the actions of the prosecutors were "troubling" and warranted disclosure.
Kozinski noted that it seemed the two prosecutors worked to suppress a plea deal given to Edward Shaw, who testified against Frost, and stated that allowing a witness to lie in testimony would constitute professional misconduct.
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office breached a rule that mandates the disclosure of information relevant to the case “by willfully withholding evidence of Shaw’s domestic-violence plea deal and permitting Shaw to lie on the stand,” Kozinski stated.
Erik Blevin, Frost’s attorney for the current appeal, indicated that Kozinski is known for addressing prosecutorial misconduct with strong language, believing that the issue is frequently overlooked.
“He’s using the disinfecting effect of sunlight,” Blevin remarked.
After Frost’s conviction, he filed an appeal that advanced to the U.S. Supreme Court, which returned it to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The core issue was whether Frost’s lawyer should have been permitted to argue that the prosecution had failed to prove Frost was an accomplice and that Frost acted under duress. The Supreme Court determined that the court’s refusal to allow these arguments was deemed harmless due to Frost’s confession.
The high court instructed the case to return to the 9th Circuit to ascertain if Frost’s claims against the prosecutors constituted a prejudicial violation of his rights. In a narrow 6-5 ruling, the appeals court concluded that Frost did not demonstrate prejudice as he had confessed and that other evidence linked him to the crimes. Nonetheless, five of those six judges, led by Kozinski, reprimanded the prosecutors.
During the trial, prosecutor Zachary Wagnild introduced an unsigned plea agreement related to an unlawful possession charge against Shaw. The signed agreement mentioned a separate plea deal concerning Shaw’s domestic-violence charge, which went unaddressed during Shaw’s testimony. The prosecutor overseeing Shaw’s case, Gary Ernsdorff, filed the domestic-violence plea two days following Frost’s conviction.
“The sequence of events raises the inference that Ernsdorff collaborated with Wagnild to conceal the agreement from Frost until Wagnild had secured a guilty verdict,” Kozinski remarked. “If so, this would be shameful misconduct on the part of both prosecuting attorneys.”
Wagnild, now a private defense attorney, denied any intent to withhold evidence.
“As an attorney who has dedicated the past five years to defending individuals accused of crimes, I commend Judge Kozinski and the 9th Circuit for their efforts to ensure that the rights of the accused are vigorously upheld,” he stated in an email. “As a prosecutor, my aim was always to provide defendants with all evidence that could potentially be seen as exculpatory or otherwise beneficial to the defense.” Note: You believe this you are indeed a fool worthy of jury duty!
Leesa Manion Continues Satterberg’s Legacy of Corruption
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office: Miss Leesa Manion takes pride in being a woman in power. It could be argued that no man can expect fair judgment amidst her contributions to the ongoing corruption alongside Dan Satterberg and Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall. With an absurd boast about her gender, she seems to echo the prideful fall of Satan, who became the father of lies as detailed in John 8:44.King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion heads the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office (PAO), which represents both the state and county in criminal and civil legal matters. The PAO prosecutes all felonies in King County and all misdemeanors in unincorporated areas.
It is no surprise that King County Prosecutors refer to Jury Duty as their "dog and pony show," as stated by Prosecutor Paul Sewell representing his colleagues.
Jury Selection: Prosecutor’s "Dog & Pony Show"
Prosecutors and Hate Crimes
The Washington State court system, along with its associated legal entities, is currently grappling with serious rights abuses. The notion of “right rape” has become commonplace in Washington State.
The Washington State Supreme Court has consistently eroded the rights of those accused of crimes, leading to widespread corruption among prosecutors and law enforcement. A glaring example of this court’s disregard for individual rights is its ruling permitting the use of dogs in the courtroom, which is seen as a tactic to influence juries in favor of the State.
By prioritizing emotional appeals over factual evidence, the Supreme Court of Washington State has inadvertently enabled police and prosecutors to foster extensive corruption. The City of Enumclaw Police and King County Prosecutors have exploited this legal permissiveness to engage in hate crimes through false accusations.
As noted by a prosecutor during jury selection, the prosecution and police view the process as akin to a "dog and pony show." Therefore, it is hardly surprising to observe the rampant lawlessness and disregard for facts within the legal system.
In the case of King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff vs. Malcolm Fraser, Defendant, Case No. 12-1-01886-0 Knt, it is essential to clarify that the true plaintiff is, in reality, the King County Superior Court, State of Washington, targeting Sound Doctrine Church or Timothy Williams, who was never charged with a crime in Enumclaw, Washington.
Washington State prosecutors have employed abusive legal tactics to pursue baseless charges aimed at eliminating Timothy Williams or Sound Doctrine Church from Enumclaw. The defendant, Malcolm Fraser, has been used by King County prosecutors and Enumclaw police to serve as a proxy for prosecuting Timothy Williams.
Judge Beth M. Andrus displayed favoritism toward Prosecutor Rich Anderson, even after rebuking him for making inappropriate, prejudicial, and offensive remarks. She minimized the wrongful actions of City of Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall, contributing to a narrative that intended to discredit the church and its activities in Enumclaw, ultimately resulting in the downfall of a business, church, and bookstore, forcing the church to leave the community. Despite being a pastor’s daughter, Judge Andrus exhibited an alarming absence of Christian values and legal sensibility.
Judge Lori K. Smith collaborated with King County prosecutors to obstruct the defendant’s right to a fair defense. She transformed the criminal proceedings into a chaotic environment reminiscent of "family court," enabling false accusations to undermine justice. Allegedly influenced by being named "Woman of the Year," Judge Smith distorted justice to ensure a guilty verdict against the defendant. In essence, she was alleged to have been bribed and, in her pursuit of social recognition, trampled the rights of the accused.
Prosecutor Dan Satterberg specially assigned five prosecutors to target the church. Prosecutor Leesa Manion, who received Satterberg’s support, takes undue pride in being the first Korean woman in the prosecutor’s office, actively endorsing the corrupt practices initiated by Satterberg, including the reinstatement of Prosecutor Rich Anderson.
Detective Grant McCall of the City of Enumclaw was implicated in fabricating a hate crime. He deleted evidence and manufactured accusations while neglecting to investigate the supposed hate crimes actually charged against Mr. Fraser. Both Detective McCall and King County Prosecutors were aware that a proper inquiry and investigation would reveal the falsehoods, yet they obstructed and suppressed any attempts to conduct an appropriate investigation.
The prosecutor team included Prosecutors Mark Larson, Lisa Johnson, Nicole Weston, Rich Anderson, and Jason Simmons, among others.
This does not represent an exhaustive account of all those who have enabled, shielded, and perpetuated self-serving corruption within the Washington State court system.
Corrupt Cop Promoted
Enumclaw Policeman Grant McCall receives a promotion from King County Police in the City of Enumclaw for orchestrating false accusations.
Here is what King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg and his team of King County Prosecutors commended.It’s not surprising that King County Prosecutors approved Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall—whom Athena Dean Holtz conspired with—to conduct interviews alone with the False Accuser, having the ability to turn the voice recorder on and off at his discretion. Meanwhile, Athena Dean Holtz remained outside the Enumclaw Police Station as Detective McCall orchestrated the false accusations.
To learn more about the scripting and endorsement of Detective McCall’s fabricated claims by the prosecutors, refer to Follow The Finger.
One doesn’t need to be an expert to recognize that the entirety of the interview has been deemed "worthless"—a determination made by an expert at significant expense to Judge Lori K. Smith. Detective McCall’s tendency to introduce each thought first proved useful to King County Courts.
Separately, a group of five Federal Judges issued a "blistering opinion" regarding less-than-typical patterns observed from Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg and King County Prosecutors.
Prosecutors Mark Larson, Rich Anderson, Jason Simmons, and Lisa Johnson, along with Judge Lori K. Smith, appear to shield the corruption fostered by the Enumclaw Police—with Detective Grant McCall being a prominent figure in this environment.
This behavioral pattern has been consistently noted in the office of King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg.
True to form, Prosecutor Dan Satterberg typically denies any wrongdoing before eventually investigating the matter. In King County, the culture of court corruption allows for setups to function in both directions.
Five federal appeals court judges accused two King County prosecutors of conspiring to conceal evidence and permitting a witness to deliver false testimony.
Judges in Seattle’s King County seem to allow, even promote, a system where King County Prosecutors and Prosecutor Dan Satterberg manipulate the truth for their selfish objectives.
I possess video evidence of the blatant lies being told.
The deceit was rampant, all due to the encouragement from King County Prosecutors, fostering corruption against Christian Pastor Timothy Williams.
These false witnesses, emboldened by Dan Satterberg and his team, enthusiastically stepped forward to attack a Christian Church they opposed.
It takes the intervention of Federal Judges to sound the alarm, as the Judges in King County Washington appear mired in the corruption of the local court system, catering to the interests of these prosecutors.
I have documented over 90% of the trial on video, so when I state that Seattle’s King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg and his team facilitated the protection and encouragement of dishonest witnesses, it is an understatement—I have the proof.
"Athena Dean Holtz simply drew out the worst traits that were already present and active within individuals and the King County Prosecutor’s Office."
Key Figures: Chief Judge Beth M. Andrus, Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall, Chief Judge Lori K. Smith, Prosecutor Mark Larson, Prosecutor Lisa Johnson, Prosecutor Nicole Weston, Prosecutor Rich Anderson, Prosecutor Leesa Manion, Prosecutor Jason Simmons, Enumclaw Police, Washington State Prosecutors.
Above A Recap From the Seattle Times
The Washington State Governor’s Office is responsible for managing the state’s executive branch and implementing policies and initiatives proposed by the governor. Governor Bob Ferguson is known for taking down a Christian grandmother and demanding the supression of free speech. Governor Jay Inslee is retired and awaiting his judgment.
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