Constitutional Law

KingCast again pings U.S. Attorney Roy Chabra about U.S. Senate hopeful and former NH AG Kelly Ayotte's felony friend Gregory Floyd.

By Christopher King

Despite representations (and a hug) from Vice President Biden it has been ten (10) months now since we first met, and I am still waiting for any response from the U.S. Attorney's office regarding Gregory W. Floyd's repeated violations of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1), the most recent of which occurred last year -- within the Statute of Limitations.

As you know, the Grafton County Superior Court Docket Sheet on Case No. 98-S-242 clearly reflects that the U.S. Attorney's office failed to respond to the same inquiry made ten (10) years ago. And you told me nine (9) months ago that the office of the NH Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms would contact me shortly. They have not.

As such, and now that we see former NH AG and U.S. Senate hopeful Kelly Ayotte's "hero" Gregory Floyd properly incarcerated for yet another distinct set of gun violations and bad behavior, it occurred to me that A.J. Boisvert might not have been subject to Gregory Floyd's criminal threats (fact: he was convicted) if your office had taken some action ten (10) years ago. Also, Liko Peter Kenney might still be alive instead of being murdered (well-reasoned opinion based on the windshield bullet that Kelly Ayotte willfully ignored). This despite the fact that she knew all about Gregory Floyd's record of dishonesty and multiple felon background.

If this is the sort of responsive government championed by President Obama and Vice President Biden, I'll pass. The taxpayers of this Fine Country deserve more. I eagerly anticipate the publication of Casey Sherman's book, "Bad Blood: Freedom and Death in the White Mountains." While Mr. Sherman and I only crossed paths twice in our respective investigations, I get the feeling that he is going to be mentioning a lot of the same issues. Also, a Federal Complaint will be issued to put various Senators on Actual Notice to Kelly Ayotte's Deviations from Protocol. in the Franconia shooting tragedy "investigation." Perhaps that will elicit a response from our responsive government, but I'll not hold my breath.

Respectfully and diligently submitted,

Christopher King, J.D.
http://KingCast.net.

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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 27, 2009 (boomark / email).