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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageMass Parole Board resignations are the tip of the DOC EOPSS iceberg, wait for Marinova v. Herald and WDHD filings and Clarke investigations.
By Christopher King
Please provide the names of the Parole Board employees who resigned or were terminated, and a copy of their personnel files in a manner consistent with Massachusetts Law. As one can see, a Google search this evening yielded no specific names, regarding Governor Patrick's announcement today, yet these are public employees and they're not working at the Pentagon so we need to know who these people are.
Dear Attorney Coakley: Pursuant to MGL 66 § 10:
Please provide a certified copy of my letter of inquiry regarding the investigative files on the Marinova matter that you claimed you did not, and do not have in your office and your written response relative thereto.
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Here's your background piece #1 and background piece from the Courthouse, with pics and Van Sacked video as #2. This all ties in with the hastily-departed DOC Director Harold Clarke. Defamation Action of Joanna Marinova v. Jessica Van Sack, Boston Herald, WDHD, Sunbeam Management, where everything is developing just as I said it would. That is, with the Defendants taking a serious beating about the head and thorax, and with Herald counsel Brown, Rudnick all camped out in this journal.
And it makes me wonder if the primary source of this Defamatory publication ever contacted her lawyers prior to publication. When I was working for the Indianapolis Star -- when Ms. Van Sacked was still learning to type straight -- we would call counsel to go over wording of touchy stories. Did that happen in this case, and if so who are her counsel? Is it Brown, Rudnick or someone else? Because if it's Brown, Rudnick then it had better be someone other than these lawyers on the docket sheet or else they would be material witnesses who are going to get called before a Jury, how messy and ill-conceived is THAT? Civil Procedure 101, folks.
And the coup de gras would be if Elizabeth Ritvo was involved because if Van Sacked gave her all of the information and Rivo just shorthanded it and said "go for it, it's just a nigger inmate and a Bulgarian slut" only to find her ass on the end of a Legal Malpractice Action, hahahahaaa.....
And it's not far-fetched, we all know damn well that the Boston Herald is a racist rag. Remember former Superintendent "Boone the Coon" and Gaines v. Herald 998 F. Supp 91 (1998)?
"The ticket didn't say anything about sexual acts. The officer wrote it was dismissed. This statement needs to be put out because no one is speaking out. The administration should have responded that these allegations are clearly not true.
What we have here is a crooked cop who is not only presenting a lie, but also snuck the information out of the institution which is violating CORI laws and CORI information. If the Herald did their research they would have seen that it was all dismissed. It was the Herald's and Jessica Van Sack's Responsibility as a reporter to look into all the facts. Jessica didn't. She ran the story. So either she got a forged report or she intentionally ran it."
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on January 14, 2011 (boomark / email).
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