Submit Your Open Letter to Jefferson County Public School District Board and Administrators
On November 22, the same night young Movement leader Travis Nagdy was murdered, another innocent life was taken. This time at the hands of LMPD. Moments before Nagdy was shot twice — once in the head and once in the abdomen — and left for dead in the middle of a busy Louisville street, an… Continue reading Brian Thurman’s Story
With the announcement from the DOJ about LMPD, I’d like to bring a few other items to the public’s attention by highlighting several examples of abuse of power, lies, fraud, cover-ups that we are aware of, not just in LMPD but also in JCPS. The “patterns and practices” cross over to other departments and other… Continue reading DOJ, Please Look at JCPS Next
DISCLAIMER: The purpose of this webpage is to pass along to proper authorities information, which I have been made privy to but have been unable to independently verify or prove, so that it can be included in the DOJ’s Pattern or Practice Investigation. None of these findings are intended to be conclusive until the DOJ… Continue reading DOJ Tips – Index of Information
As mentioned in my blog post about Brian Thurman and Travis Nagdy, I believe Louisville’s Fraternal Order of Police engages in a behavior that is referred to in the cult of Scientology as “Shore Flap.” They send their people to the scene of an “event” and tamper with witnesses and evidence to craft a plausible… Continue reading Pattern or Practice LMPD: Cultlike “Shore Flap”
I originally wrote this on December 11, 2020, but I never made it public. I think now is a good time. I’m up to my eyeballs in evidence. Yet, I can’t seem to get anyone to stop what they are doing long enough to look at it. It is complicated. I get that. But seriously,… Continue reading You can’t make this shit up.
Not everything is as obvious as it seems Image source: WFPL If a swarm of armor-clad SWAT team members, chest deep in bullet-proof-vests, some reportedly carrying weapons “bigger than themselves,” storming Kentucky’s most prestigious “private public” high school the morning after a hotly contested Governor’s election doesn’t strike fear into your veins, nothing will. What’s… Continue reading JCPS: A District Under Siege
