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NH AG Kelly Ayotte is in trouble: KingCast does not care about her "mental processes" --just want the fingerprint docs, pursuant to Piper v. U.S. DOJ.

By Christopher King

I just received James "Deer in the headlights" W. Kennedy's Motion to Strike these Interrogatories regarding Gregory Floyd's fingerprints on Liko Kenney's gun clip. He filed it on behalf of Attorney Ayotte, and it's no small wonder he's so sketched-out now, because of Piper v. United States DOJ, 294 F. Supp. 2d 16 (2003). They tried to argue Meriam v. Salem, 112 NH 267 (1972) and that worked with regard to Kelly giving a Deposition, but a document request is not tantamount to a Deposition, No Sir. In fact I just Lexis searched it, and unlike Piper -- a Right-to-Know case -- it's only a zoning case that does not once mention RSA 91-A or FOIA and does not deal with document production. The Plaintiff sought to interview board members as to their thought processes. I just want my documents. Simple.

Here's the KingCast Memorandum Contra and a video of Officer Pepper himself in action.

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I also have a copy of a pathetic, desperate rambling from State Rep Martha McLeod who sounds kind of loopy talking about Bruce McKay's father's painting of him while arguing against State Rep Edmund Gionet. Why do Kelly Ayotte and Martha McLeod get off on protecting people like Bruce McKay and Gregory W. Floyd who abuse women? It's disgusting. She's a hater, but check this out:

"This was the first time Candace Bouchard, D-Concord, head of the committee could recall objections being filed over naming a public roadway after a slain police officer. That so many constituents were so loud and clear about their objections gave the committee cause to recommend further study...."

That's what KingCast has been saying ALL ALONG, so good to know that so many legislators are coming to see the light. Liko Light, that is. Not a perfect man, but none of us are. He was screaming for so long about injustice while nobody listened, and those who did, were afraid. But that's my brother and while I might not have to shoot you with a .45 I'll gun down a hater with a legal brief before you clear leather, you better believe it.

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I also received Defendant Franconia's admission that their town logo may have been unlawfully misappropriated to honor 3 time felon and in my opinion murderer Gregory W. Floyd, as noted herein. From 1 Feb. 2008:

"Dear Mr. Jesseman, in response to your email regarding the TyeBand that was given to Gregory Floyd, the town was not involved with the production of the bracelet."

Okay so then they need to sue for misappropriation or copyright or trademark; I'll need to contact my intellectual property lawyer Jeffery L. Kosiba and get back on that. TTFN,
KingCast.

PS: I hope you think hiding material evidence is worth your career James. Frankly, as a four-year AAG before I quit and successfully sued them and the Bad Cops for police abuse V1996-61481 I think it's the worst decision you could make in your young career. They will hang you high and leave you to dry, grasshopper.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on February 06, 2008 (boomark / email).