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King County’s History of Abuse Allegation Corruptions

1994 and 2012 Prosecutor, Police, Systematic Corruptions

Same County
Same Washington State
Same Prosecutors Office
Same Pastor Style Christianity Attacked
Same Abuses by Police, Prosecutors, Officials

Prosecutor Witch-Hunts 1994 & 2012

From Wenatchee Washington to Enumclaw Washington the corruption by King County Prosecutors continues. Now it was City of Enumclaw in 2012’s turn to give Prosecutors what they lust for – self-righteous power-trips.

Rebekah Osborn on being brainwashed to testify against her parents in a sex ring that never happened

2012, City of Enumclaw Witch-Hunt

From Wenatchee Wa, 1994 Prosecutor Police Abuse To City of Enumclaw Prosecutor Abuse 2012, Washington State continues to corrupt the legal system to streamline abuse prosecutions. Indeed, the Washington State Supreme Court even permits dogs in court for the sole purpose of manipulating a dumbed-down jury.

There really is too much to communicate in regards to corruption that has been found. It is enough for now to note the similarities between the Wenatchee child abuse witch-hunt and the City of Enumclaw, King County Prosecutors and Police continuing their evil dark downward fall to falsely accuse and prosecute.

The Wenatchee abuse of power that is encouraged and protected by the Washington State legal system was even made into a TV series. The conclusion by reasonable experts is this is full-blown corruption.

"1994 Wenatchee may be the worst example ever of mental health services being abused by a state … to control and manage children who have been frightened and coerced into falsely accusing their parents and neighbors of the most heinous of crimes." Phillip Esplin, Forensic Psychologist

2012 City of Enumclaw: Speaking of Detective Grant McCall: "I can say that this is how, if you wanted to do an interview to make suggestions to a complainant, this is how to do it. So, in terms of the quality of the interview, in terms of its risk of suggestion, it’s extremely high." Dr Yule, Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall Police Corruption

Prosecutors Corrupt The Reform

Some things are just flat-out – evil in nature Dan Satterburg and Prosecutor Leesa Manion. The hardness of your hearts is staggering to watch. Day after day you prosecute claiming others show no remorse when yourselves are the worst offenders. Do not think a holy God will be fooled by your deceptive, lying words.

The aftermath of the Wenatchee child abuse witch-hunt saw lame attempts by Democrats and Republicans to "reform" the system, saw King County Prosecutors swoop in like vultures and kill off those meager attempts. In short, King County Prosecutors and Judges finished off any rights of the accused and ability for the examination of truth when it comes to false allegations and police abuses. Detective Grant Mcall figured this out.

What is highly notable is King County Prosecutors, namely Dan Satterberg and now Leesa Manion who is carrying corrupt Satterberg’s torch. Ms Manion and her cohorts like Bonney Lake Police, Black Diamond, Maple Valley Police, have not uttered a single objection to Grant McCall. Thus informing everyone that his method is often used to entrap others through the King County Prosecutor’s Office.⁴

Only Perceived Wrongs by Stupid Others

To Prosecutors and Police, since they cover up any corruption they can get by with, referred to the Wenatchee corruption as "perceived abuses by Law Enforcement."

That’s right. Any wrong done by Police, Prosecutors and Interviewers is only "perceived" that way by others.

In short, the whitewashing of wrongs by Judges and Prosecutors is just that – full on whitewash. Prosecutors, Police and Interviewers, never admit wrong, indeed, never see themselves doing wrong and will always create a lie to justify their abusive corruptions.

"The following the Wenatchee sex abuse trials, perceived abuses by Law Enforcement, CPS and Prosecutors, as well as ongoing challenges to the investigation of child sex abuse." King County Prosecutors Office

NOTE: Satterburg sent this attached email to Sue Rahr in 2012. As of May 30, 2024 she was appointed as the Interim Seattle Police Chief.

If anyone has been accused of sexual abuse through Harborview, you are entitled to, by a reasonable Judge to have your case thrown out because Prosecutors have thoroughly compromised it.

Do a Freedom of Information Request, and you will discover that Prosecutors thoroughly corrupted Harborview and all other "investigative" systems. The very fact those who make false allegations are never prosecuted, or revealed by Harborview demonstrates all too clearly they are unwilling to perceive who is lying.

Ever wonder why not a single individual within the legal system has spoken against Detective Grant McCall’s scripting-out accusations? None of McCall’s fellow police persons, or police chiefs, or Harborview, or-or any Judge has slightly objected to the "perceived" grooming of accusations, thus demonstrating to all that this is their normal-day-to-day way of framing up sexual abuse allegations. See Trial By Corruption Videos

If you are dragged into mud pits of Washington State Courts just tell the judge and jury that they only "perceive" it as wrong because Prosecutors have set the example that no wrong is ever wrong it is merely everyone elses ignorant perception of the actions. What dark souls these Prosecutors, Judges and Police have. They need to repent legally and before a Living, Holy God.

Since lying, grooming, and evidence of innocence is only a "perceived" wrongdoing by the humble in the land, nothing they do is criminal, wrong or even slightly amiss. Little wonder all see Washington State as lawless, except those that are in the legal system.

"They make ready their tongue like a bow, to shoot lies; it is not by truth that they triumph in the land. They go from one sin to another; they do not acknowledge me," declares the Lord . "Beware of your friends; do not trust your brothers. For every brother is a deceiver, and every friend a slanderer. Friend deceives friend, and no one speaks the truth. They have taught their tongues to lie; they weary themselves with sinning. You live in the midst of deception; in their deceit they refuse to acknowledge me," declares the Lord . (Jeremiah 9:3-6)

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Modern Day Witch Hunt: Wenatchee Child Abuse Prosecutions

Wenatchee is located approximately 135 miles east of Seattle in the center of Washington state. Today, the population of the greater Wenatchee area is a little under 35,000 residents.[1] This is small compared to the approximately 800,000 residents of Seattle and 4 million residents of the greater Seattle area.[2] Historically, Wenatchee was known for its agricultural industry, primarily growing apples, cherries, and pears. As the population of Seattle began to grow over the past decade, Wenatchee has become more recognized for its bourgeoning wine industry in the Columbia River Valley and its proximity to the popular vacation spot, Lake Chelan. Despite the quaint and quiet nature of the city of Wenatchee, during the mid-nineties it was home to one of the largest modern day witch hunts in the United States.

In 1994 and 1995, several local Wenatchee government agencies, including the Wenatchee Police Department, began to investigate allegations of widespread sexual abuse perpetrated against children in the community. The investigation was riddled with corruption and bias, and ultimately led some detectives and prosecutors to conclude that there was a cult-like sex ring that pervaded the city.

These investigations led to the arrests and prosecutions of over forty Wenatchee residents, for thousands of crimes allegedly perpetrated against over sixty children. At least forty-three children were removed from their parents and placed in foster care, and dozens of innocent parents, foster parents and caretakers were wrongfully convicted of child sex abuse crimes.

As of today, many of the children involved have recanted and explained that they were coerced and pressured by police to go along with the far-fetched allegations. After the investigation concluded, it became clear to those outside of Wenatchee, and in the rest of the United States, that a corrupt and biased investigation snowballed into full blown hysteria and created a permanent divide within the city of Wenatchee.

Child Sex Abuse Hysteria of the 1980’s and 1990’s

Unfortunately, the injustices that occurred in Wenatchee are not one-off or unique to that area. In fact, Wenatchee is only one of several cities across the United States to grapple with out-of-control investigations caused by irrational hysteria over child sex abuse.

During the 1980’s and 1990’s, daycare sex abuse hysteria began to permeate American culture on a national level.[3] Many experts attribute this phenomenon to the “radical transformations in the identities of women and children [that] were taking place” at that time.[4] As more and more mothers began to leave the home and enter the workforce, more and more children found themselves in daycare facilities. The conservative political rhetoric then shifted towards one of guilt-tripping women for leaving their children at daycare and questioning the negative implications of daycare on childhood development.[5]

At the same time, the nation was beginning to recognize and grapple with the pervasiveness of the existence of real child sex abuse.[6] Though child sex abuse has undoubtedly always existed, it was not historically a frequent topic of discussion. It was also not investigated with the fervor that is seen today.[7] In this changing social climate, stories of undergrounds sex cults abusing children began to spread by law enforcement around the United States.

The first major prosecutions stemming from this bout of hysteria occurred in southern California, when a mother reported that the teachers at the McMartin Preschool were kidnapping children, flying them around the United States and forcing them to engage in bizarre religious rituals and child pornography.[8] This fueled an investigation that led to the arrest of several of the teachers and the most expensive prosecution in United States history.[9] Ultimately all of the cases were dismissed and it was later revealed that the initial accuser, the mother, was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia.[10]

Even though the McMartin Preschool allegations were widely regarded as based in fiction, the media attention contributed to the hysteria and it became largely unstoppable. Prosecutions and similar outlandish allegations of widespread satanic ritual sex abuse popped up in Florida, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Texas and even towns in Canada and New Zealand.[11]

Around the same time, Michelle Remembers, a controversial book written by a psychiatrist and his patient, was becoming more popular and being disseminated throughout the United States.[12] Michelle Remembers claims to chronicle the psychiatric treatment of Michelle Smith, a woman experiencing depression.[13] Through hypnosis, Ms. Smith and her psychiatrist claim that she recovered true memories of satanic ritual abuse. This abuse was allegedly perpetrated at the hands of her mother and occurred when she was a young child.[14] Ms. Smith and her psychiatrist claim that the memories were too painful and therefore repressed by Ms. Smith, only to be revealed during these sessions.[15] After Michelle Remembers was published, it was largely debunked as a false narrative, and questions arose about the reliability of the methods used to conjure these allegedly repressed memories.[16]

Unfortunately, the damage was done and Michelle Remembers became a hit, earning advances, royalties, and potential movie deals. Ms. Smith was even featured on Oprah’s daytime talk show, at which time the book was presented as an unquestionable fact.[17] The acceptance and prominence of these stories in the media, without anyone doubting the veracity of the allegations, contributed to the widespread hysteria that satanic ritual abuse was occurring just under the noses of American citizens and concerned police departments.[18]

With this cultural position as the backdrop, and numerous large scale multi-offender/multi-victim day-care child sex abuse investigations prosecutions cropping around the country, the allegations began to surface in Wenatchee. The Wenatchee child abuse prosecutions from the mid-nineties are considered the last set of multi-offender/multi-victim cases that experts directly attribute to this hysteria.[19]

False Accusations & Arrests

In January of 1992, seven-year-old Donna Everett informed school authorities that she had been molested by two six-year-old boys.[20] Her family was poor and her parents, Harold and Idella Everett, who were both illiterate and intellectually disabled.[21] As a result of these allegations, a Child Protective Services case file was opened, and an investigation began. During the investigation, Donna and her siblings were ultimately removed from her home and placed in foster care, with their parents’ alleged agreement. Donna and her sister were placed in the care of Wenatchee police officer, Robert Perez.[22]

At that time, the Wenatchee police department operated such that officers and detectives completed rotations in particular units. Robert Perez was a former patrol officer that had recently started his rotation as the head of the Wenatchee police department unit responsible for investigating sex crimes, against adults and children.[23] Prior to rotating to this unit, Robert Perez received approximately one week of training.[24] Despite the importance of his rotation, Perez had a criminal record of petty theft and fraud. He had been the subject of multiple restraining orders by his past spouses for being volatile and breaking into their homes.[25] In fact, he hadn’t achieved success while acting as a patrol officer and consistently received low performance evaluations prior to his rotation.[26]

Several months after arriving in Perez’s care, now nine-year old Donna informed Robert Perez that she had been molested by over eighty different adults in the community. Most of the adults she accused she also described in vague terms such as “a bald man with glasses” and “some Mexicans across the street.”[27] She also eventually named her parents, Harold and Idella Everret, as abusers. When subsequently questioned by Perez, her sister also joined in on the allegations and “corroborated” Donna’s story.[28] Perez continued to question Donna over several months and after repeated questioning, she accused every adult that she knew. She also began to name many of the children that she knew as victims as well.[29] Donna began to describe for Perez being forced to have sex with adults at “child-swapping orgies.”[30] This led Perez to believe that Wenatchee, like other cities across the United States, was home to a child sex ring made up of over a hundred pedophiles that he donned, “The Circle.”[31]

Despite being a guardian to the children, Perez began to act as the lead investigator into the sexual abuse allegations. In March of 1995, Robert Perez drove Donna and two Child Protective Services caseworkers around the city of Wenatchee so that Donna could identify the locations where she had been abused.[32] This was done in an effort to identify specific perpetrators because Donna’s accusations had been so vague. In total, Donna pointed at twenty-two homes and locations, also identifying a taxi driver and a delivery man as abusers along the way.[33]

After the infamous drive, Perez then spoke with many of the adults and children Donna named. After much cajoling, the children ultimately gave additional statements that he claimed supported his sex-ring theory.[34] As a result of Donna’s statements to Perez, forty-three Wenatchee residents were arrested and in total, 29, 746 charges of child sex abuse were lodged against members of the alleged sex ring.[35] The excessive number of charges purported to represent the sexual abuse of over sixty children in Wenatchee that occurred over a six-year period.[36] The number of charges and breadth of the investigations was remarkable considering the small population of Wenatchee.[37]

The individuals charged with these offenses included parents, foster parents, teachers, and pastors.[38] Many were illiterate, intellectually disabled and living in poverty, making them easy targets for law enforcement, and leading to numerous false confessions. Those arrested also included Harold and Idella Everret, who were also coerced into giving a false confession for sexually abusing Donna. Harold alone was charged with 6,422 counts of rape against eight children and Idella was charged with 1,586 counts of rape against ten children.[39]

Ultimately around thirty people were convicted of sex abuse charges as a result of Perez’s investigation into “The Circle.”[40] These cases were largely built on the testimony of children and alleged confessions of defendants. Four other defendants were acquitted at trial and nine had their cases dismissed by prosecutors.[41] Some were coerced into pleading guilty to lesser offenses in order to avoid the threat of life in prison. Many of those convicted had their verdicts set aside and were later exonerated.[42]

Corrupt Investigation Practices

The investigations in Wenatchee raised questions about how a witch hunt of this magnitude was allowed to occur, and why so many Wenatchee children and adults gave statements seeming to corroborate the unbelievable theory that an underground child sex ring was operating in the city. After delving into the investigation in hindsight, today most critics attribute the injustice of the Wenatchee child sex abuse prosecutions to the out-of-control investigation lead by Robert Perez and supported by the Wenatchee police department and Child Protective Services.[43]

First and foremost, it is obvious that Robert Perez was unprepared to take on the rotation as head of the sex crimes unit in the Wenatchee police department. He received one week of training in detective work, which can hardly be considered adequate. He then found himself in charge of investigating all allegations of sexual crimes and violence that occurred within Wenatchee.[44] Overzealous and undertrained, he was ill-prepared to investigate the false allegations and separate fact from fiction.

The most obvious problem with Robert Perez’s investigations is that he failed to remove himself from investigating the allegations made by his foster daughter, Donna. It is clear that his bias towards his foster daughters may have created a conflict-of-interest in the matter and contributed to his unwavering belief in the unrealistic allegations before him. Instead of being able to separate himself emotionally from the investigation, he was the guardian of the main accuser. He plowed forward as the lead investigator and Donna became a key witness in the investigations and the following prosecutions.[45]

Some may wonder why the Wenatchee Police Department allowed Robert Perez to head the investigation despite the obvious conflict-of-interest. Then acting Wenatchee Police Department chief, Ken Badgeley, acknowledged the conflict of interest at the time, but advised Perez to stay on the case. Badgley claimed that the assistance of other detectives on the case, and Child Protective Services, served as a check on any potential bias or contamination in the investigation.[46] Experts tend to agree that, “you can’t be a parent figure and investigator at the same time without compromising one role or the other…”[47]

The conflict of interest wasn’t the only contributing factor to the witch hunt, but so was Perez’s lack of training and use of coercive interview techniques. It is commonly accepted that when interviewing children, investigators should first and foremost, not begin the interview with assumptions that the investigator knows the truth. [48] When Perez began to interview many of the children, he went into each one with a “gut feeling” that he knew the truth about what had happened. He knew this because his foster daughter told him about the alleged sex ring.

When the children failed to corroborate Donna’s allegations, he would suggest names of potential suspects to the children, tell the children what others had said and alleged, and at times, lie to the children and say that he already had confessions from their parents, foster-parents, or the alleged abuser.[49] These techniques are incredibly coercive and prejudicial, particularly when interviewing children. Perez created an environment and culture that fueled false allegations by suggesting names and information to the children, who undoubtedly wanted to please him as an authority figure. Today, both of his foster daughters have recanted and said that Perez pressured them into accusing their parents, and others, of sexual abuse.[50]

Additionally, Perez often interviewed the children for hours at a time and in groups.[51] This is contrary to expert advice that children’s interviews should be limited to an hour at a time and children should be interviewed alone to avoid prejudice and suggestibility.[52] After the fact, one child reported that she was interviewed by Perez five times before she began to describe weekly sex orgies with dozens of adults at her neighbor’s house.[53] Another sixteen year old girl, who ultimately recanted, later reflected that after two hours of relentless questioning, “he put words in my mouth. . . . I just told him the story I thought he wanted to hear.”[54] Some children were taken from their parents care, sent to mental institutions and given medications to conjure up “memories” of the sex-abuse when they refused to give corroborating statements.[55] It was the use of these suggestive, prejudicial and coercive techniques that produced many of the allegations and testimony by the victims in this case.

Robert Perez, acting as though he was a champion of children and victim’s rights, often treated the interviews with children similar to his interrogations of adults that he suspected of committing these crimes. Over a dozen suspects who made statements to Perez recanted and argued that Perez coerced them into confessing.[56] Some claimed that he refused bathroom breaks and threatened to take their children. Others were coerced into signing written “confessions” when they were undeniably illiterate.[57] Unfortunately, Perez failed to properly document these interrogations or his interviews with children. In a subsequent lawsuit, Perez testified that he destroyed all of his notes from the interrogations and interviews to avoid documenting potentially contradictory statements.[58] This leaves questions of what actually occurred inside the rooms.

Civil Lawsuits and State Responsibility

After the exposure of the Wenatchee child abuse prosecutions as a modern-day witch hunt, and the attention called to the cursive investigative techniques, many of those convicted were exonerated.[59] Despite the exonerations, much of the damage fueled by the hysteria could never be undone. Some of the child accusers had been taken from their parents and placed into foster care. Others were wrongfully put into mental institutions when they refused to accuse their caretakers. These actions had real consequences for those involved, including consequences for the emotional development of the children pressured into alienating their family.

As a result, many of the children and those accused filed lawsuits against the city of Wenatchee. Most sought monetary damages for the harm done to their families. Some sought reconciliation for being wrongly prosecuted and jailed. Others sought monetary relief for having their children wrongfully taken from them, placed into foster care, and having their relationships destroyed. A Child Protective Services employee even sought damages for being fired after questioning the legitimacy of the investigations and raising internal red flags.[60]

Dozens and dozens of lawsuits were filed in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s and the city of Wenatchee and the state of Washington doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to the true victims of the witch hunt.[61] The city of Wenatchee was fined a significant amount as punishment for prosecutors withholding exculpatory evidence during several of the trials.[62] What was thought to be the last of dozens of lawsuits was settled in 2009. However, as of 2020, another child that was involuntarily committed to a mental hospital in an effort conjure false memories of sexual abuse got the green light from a Washington state court to file a new civil lawsuit against the city.[63] In total, the city of Wenatchee and the state of Washington paid out millions of dollars. While these payouts may ease some burden of the victims and serve as a fervent reminder to the city in the future, it is unlikely that the money will be able to repair the deep divide that resulted from these corrupt prosecutions.

Despite the widely accepted reality that the Wenatchee child sex abuse investigations and prosecutions were based in fiction, and the fact that the city of Wenatchee and state of Washington were losing lawsuit after lawsuit, many state actors refused to accept responsibility for, or even acknowledge, the illegitimacy of the prosecutions. As of 2004, Perez made the statement, “If I were an investigator charged with investigating the cases today, I’d do it exactly the same way.”[64]

Concerned Citizens for Legal Accountability, a local civil oversight group, called for then acting Attorney General Janet Reno to open a federal investigation focusing on potential civil rights violations perpetrated by those involved. She refused and argued that the Department of justice lacked jurisdiction because the allegations included that law enforcement used psychological coercion, not physical force, when eliciting statements.[65] What is notable is that Janet Reno acted as a prosecutor in another hysteria fueled multi-offender/ multi-victim child sex abuse case in Florida, about ten years earlier.[66]

The Office of the Family and Children’s Ombudsman Investigation

The Office of the Family and Children’s Ombudsman (OFCO) is an independent oversight governmental agency that was established in the wake of the Wenatchee child sex abuse cases. It was created with the purpose to help prevent abuses to children caused by the government, and to ensure an appropriate response to child abuse allegations.[67] The OFCO investigated the Wenatchee child abuse investigations in an effort identify problematic areas of the investigation and to recommend state and local policies that may prevent something similar from occurring in the future.[68]

After their investigation, the OFCO refused to take an official position on whether or not the investigation techniques directly led to the false allegations. This is because the lack of documentation by Perez and his investigative team meant there was not enough evidence about the investigation available for review by the OFCO. However, the OFCO did suggest that the investigation created circumstances that would increase the likelihood of “factual distortion” and recommended changes in the law.[69]

Based on their investigation, the OFCO recommended several policies that the state of Washington should implement to prevent situations like this from occurring in the future. Their first recommendation was that CPS social workers be required to document child interviews near-verbatim. This could be done in either a video recording of the interview or written memorandum. However, the OFCO specifically stated that the documentation must capture the questions asked, the order of the questions, and the exact answers given by the children. Without this type of detailed documentation, the OFCO says that a record cannot be adequately reviewed for suggestibility, such was the case in the Wenatchee prosecutions.[70]

The OFCO also found that at the time of these investigations, there was no requirement that CPS social workers receive specialized training, or ongoing training, in child interviewing techniques and investigative practices.[71] Furthermore, the OFCO found that there was no law in place that required state-contracted therapists that conduct sexual abuse evaluations, and treat children who have been sexually abused while in state care, to have any specialized training, or ongoing training, in the area of sexual abuse.[72] The OFCO recommended that specialized training in investigation and interview tactics be required for all CPS workers and among state-contracted therapists.[73]

Finally, the OFCO found that there was minimal cross-discipline collaboration between governmental agencies investigating the allegations in Wenatchee, including CPS social workers, therapists, law enforcement and prosecutors. As a result, they recommended that local jurisdictions establish collaborative protocols including joint training opportunities for social workers and professionals in other disciplines.[74] Collaboration amongst different agencies increases the likelihood of a fair and accurate investigation.

Witch Hunts Today

In 1997, victims, attorneys, governmental workers and concerned citizens gathered in Salem, Massachusetts to draw attention to the injustice of these hysterical prosecutions around the United States.[75] The attendees listened to panels, discussed the problematic investigation techniques, and the damage wreaked across American communities. Scholars drew comparisons to the Salem witch trials and explained how we got to this point. Arthur Miller, critically acclaimed playwright, and author of The Crucible, even joined with opening remarks.[76] Though this gathering sought to provide a supportive community, it also highlighted the out-of-control hysteria that fueled these prosecutions, and the remnant of this hysteria that still exists in our society today.

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Reality Check

About: King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff, V. Malcolm Fraser, Defendant Cause No. 12-1-01886-0 Knt was in truth and fact King County Superior Court, State of Washington, Plaintiff V. Sound Doctrine Church of Enumclaw Washington. Washington State Prosecutors abuse legal activities and an impossible crime to destroy and drive out of the City of Enumclaw Timothy Williams or Sound Doctrine Church. The accused, Malcolm Fraser, was abusively used by King County Prosecutors and Enumclaw Police to proxy-prosecute Timothy Williams.

City of Enumclaw Witch-Hunt

Basic Information
Judge and Police Corruption
King County Court Ideology Prosecutions

Seattle Washington
City of Enumclaw Police
King County Prosecutors
Roughly 2010 Frame-Up

Enumclaw Police
Chief Judge Beth M. Andrus
Chief Judge Lori K. Smith
Detective Grant McCall
King County Prosecutors
Short List Below

Judge Beth Andrews whitewashed the crimes of Enumclaw Detective Grant McCall, setting into motion the whitewashing of the City of Enumclaw’s criminal activities.

Judge Lori K. Smith purposely created a "family court" in a criminal trial. In other words, Judge Lori K. Smith, because of her prejudicial mindset, threw out the concept of evidence and rights of the accused.

Judge Smith, being raised to her position by prosecutors and as reflected on her website, is so narrowly focused on her agenda that aspects of criminal law are undermined.

Judge Beth Andrews and Judge Lori K. Smith created the lawlessness inherent in the Family Court with a criminal trial. Combined with Seattle’s police prosecutor corruption, the ideology-driven trial of Detective McCall’s foolish religious beliefs and police power abuse was steamrolled ahead.

Thus, prosecutors were enabled to rid the jury pool of anyone who believed in evidence. Literally, King County Prosecutors asked potential jurors if anyone thought that evidence was necessary for a criminal trial. Such were sent packing.

The city of Enumclaw Police backed Baptist "Detective" Grant McCall’s contradictory, self-righteous religious beliefs with abusive police tactics to support Mr. McCall’s criminal hate crime activities.

The City of Enumclaw Police was thus able to frame an innocent man with zero evidence because Detective McCall was creating a crime that did not and was impossible to commit.

Fact is, had any authority done their job the criminal activity of Grant McCall would have been quickly revealed.

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