So far it looks like the MBI was working with the DEA and the FBI. This isn't unusual for the agency – I've stated before that I felt the hard hands of the feds involved in my case with the helicopter chase on I-95 in South Florida and all of the strange occurrences I experienced before I made it to trial. I last discussed this in GPS Tracking by State and Federal Agencies.
I'm not willing to let it go. I have filed FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) demands with various federal agencies for information, but have gotten absolutely nowhere. Today I received some additional information and now know positively that the feds were involved. How is it possible that I receive lies in response to FOIA demands? What the hell kind of a country is this? Law requires that they respond honestly to FOIA requests. Was this a covert operation in which nothing was recorded on paper or are they all liars? What did they think I did to deserve such a covert op if this was the case? I have said it before and I'll say it again: This case had little to do with my escort business operating in any illegal manner or breaking any laws.
Within a few days after my arrest I made sure that I wasn't followed – trust me when I say that I know how – and went to see a very old friend; someone I had known for a decade. That friend had nothing whatsoever to do with the escort business. Really I went to see him to stop him from coming to my house as I didn't want him to have any problems because of my problems. When I returned two weeks later – again positive that I wasn't followed – there were several men there working in the yard, or so I thought at the time, and one stated that the people living there had moved out and asked me who I was. I left without answering.
From what I heard today, the men working in the yard were actually digging-up the yard and they were feds. My friend had returned to his native country after my first visit, so he wasn't there to deal with the feds, thank God. The feds had no warrant from what I was told, but my friends rented the house so they might have received permission to dig-up the yard from the homeowner. They tried to get in the house and met with resistance and then everyone moved out shortly thereafter.
Now this story sounds too familiar to me, probably because it is a part of the Memoirs
account of various things done to me following my arrest. Yes, they actually sent fake cable company people to my house that stated a need to dig-up my backyard and the prosecutor in the case screamed allegations in a court hearing that I "had trash bags full of cash buried in my backyard". I still have the CD recording of the hearing, so let's not bother to pretend it never happened, okay? In that court hearing I actually offered to let them dig-up the backyard, providing that they agreed to leave it as they found it, and no warrant was necessary. My offer was scoffed at, most likely because they'd already been digging in the yard and knew their allegations were false when stated.Of course there were no "trash bags full of cash" but they actually got my co-defendant, Rocky, to state this same allegation in his original deposition made to get out of the Orange County jail. Rocky went from $900K bond to "no bond" (as in not bondable for any amount of money) to a $20K bond once he did his 4 hour deposition in the Office of the Statewide Prosecutor (OSP).
So now I find out that they went digging in my friend's yard as well less than two weeks after my arrest. This is the case that will never die, at least not until I receive truthful answers from the State of Florida and the feds. I ain't goin' away until I'm dead. I do not give a flying fuck who is offended or what I'm threatened with, and you could take that to the bank.
Image: Satellite Over Earth – 06-24-07 © Pete Stopher / 2010 © iStockphoto.com
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