Other Cases Brought to the Courthouse Tarring
Below are the other egrecious cases that I brought with me to the May 26, '06 courthouse tarring. Having their verifying documents prevented the feds from acquiring a valid indictment against me. Wherefore, the tarring was a lawful act of civil self-defense.

Joe Kidwell, Case: 02-CR-93-DCR, U.S. District Court, London, Ky. Joe Kidwell was falsely indicted on Aug. 22, '02 for growing medical marijuana. The most glaring violation against Kidwell was that his right to represent himself was denied, which poisoned the case from the very beginning. Then, it has taken 4 years for the public defender to finally file Kidwell's appeal. Court violations: Obstruction of justice, violations of the 1st, 6th, and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Rose Perry - Case 3:03CV-549-S, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. Judge Charles R. Simpson, III and Magistrate James D. Moyer refused to allow Perry's attorney to conduct case discovery and ultimately dismissed the case. Perry's attorney (Bethanni Forbush-Moss) then became defunct in refusing to follow Perry's instruction to respond to the dismissal order, and then dropped Perry as a client. The appellate court (case 05-5560) then refused to answer Perry's April 25, '05 motion to return the case to district court so that she could respond to the dismissal. Then, under instruction of the district court, the appellate court dismissed the appeal by unlawfully reversing Perry's forma pauperis status. Perry could not afford to pay the filing fee. Court violations: Obstructions of justice, violations of the 1st and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Jacqueline Franks - Case 3:02CV-43-JBC, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. In this case of sexual harassment and retaliation, Defendants Lear Corp. and Local 843/7 International Union of United Auto, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (Local 43) comitted fraud by frabricating events to suspend Franks from work on 3 ocassions. Even though no work records or witnesses were provided to the court by the defendants, Judge Jennifer B. Coffman still dismissed Franks' case. Franks became a struggling pro'se litigant when her attorney, Aubrey Williams, refused to file the appeal (case 05-5608). Court violations: Obstructions of justice, violations of the 1st and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Annie Nelson, for her son, Rick B. Nelson - Case 01-Cr2176, Ky. Circuit Court, Louisville. Due to Rick's mental illnesses of acute mental retardation and undifferentiated schizophrenia and his heavy regiment for daily medications, Ms. Nelson has been his legal guardian since birth. Declared incompetent to stand trial (Sept. 1, '01), Rick was illegally convicted (Sept. 11, '03) on a faulty indictment from Prosecutor David Stengel and Judge James M. Shake. Court violations: Obstructions of justice, violations of the 1st and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Daniel Cobble vs. County Attorney Maze and Chief White - Case 3:CV06-228-H, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. Value City Furniture (VCF) committed the felonies of theft-by-deception and fraud (see above), and yet, the Louisville Metro Police Dept. and Jefferson County Attorney's office refuses to criminally prosecute these crimes. Letters demanding an investigation w/ large photos of the furniture sets at the Cobbles's home and VCF's showroom have been sent to Chief County Attorney, Irv Maze, and Chief of Police, Robert White. This suit filed against Maze and White requests the relief of requiring a criminal investigation and change of their unlawful governmental policy of not prosecuting valid criminal complaints. Court violations: With the suit filed on May 11, '06, thus far, there are no known violations. ************************* Pro'se se Daniel Cobble vs Value City Furniture (VCF) - Case 3:CV06-631-H, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. On April 20, '06, VCF delivered to the Cobble family a sofa set with tables. But the furniture was used demos, apparently taken from VCF's showroom and mis-represented as the new furniture that the Cobbles paid-for. VCF then placed the Cobbles's pristine, new furniture set (w/ tables) in its showroom, to replace the old demos (proven by pictures and video). Cobble's lawsuit alleges theft-by-deception and fraud. Though the U.S. District Judge, Charles R. Simpson, III, acknowledged that Cobble was harmed by VCF, he still dismissed the case on June 19, '06 while Cobble was wrongfully incarcerated in federal custody. After his release (Nov. 22, '06), Cobble again filed suit against VCF on Dec. 8, '06 (case 03:06cv-631-H). However, newly appointed Chief Judge, John G. Heyburn, II, has only recently ordered for the summons to be served on VCF. -- The used demo furniture is still in the Cobbles' livingroom. Also, see Notice of Other Customers Affected by VCF. An ex-VCF employee has agreed to testify on the shady practices of VCF. Court violations: Obstruction of justice. Deprivation of rights under color of law. ************************* Pro'se se Russell Wickliffe - Case 3:04CV-71-H, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. Judge John G. Heyburn II and Magistrate James D. Moyer denied Wickliffe the due process of case discovery, and then dismissed the case. On Sept. 5, '05, Heyburn committed extortion by unlawfully reversing Wickliffe's forma pauperis status, requiring him to pay $255.00 (that he could not afford but borrowed the money) or the case would be dismissed. In turn, the appellate court (case 05-5519) did not even respond to Wickliffe's issues and upheld the dismissal from Heyburn. On March 20, '06 Wickliffe filed a criminal complaint with the FBI against Heyburn, Moyer, and appellate panel of David Nelson, John Daughtrey, and Martha Rogers. Court violations: Extortion, Obstruction of justice, violations of the 1st and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Daniel Cobble, Case: 05-T-000291, Ky. District Court, Louisville. During this traffic court appearance, Cobble raised two legal issues with the court re: (1 punishment for those unable to pay court costs, and (2 that minimum wage should be paid for community service (when working-off fees). But Cobble was ignored by the court. His filed pleadings on June 4, June 14, and July 18, and Sept. 17, 2005 are still pending, Court violations: Obstructions of justice, violations of 14th Amendment, Subversion ************************* Pro'se se Daniel Cobble - Case 3:05CV-752-H, U.S. District Court, Louisville, Ky. The case was filed on Nov. 9, '05. However, Judge John G. Heyburn, II, has refused to allow the summons to be served on the defendants who are fellow judges. He then recently recused himself from the case, and in his May 3, '06 order, he stated that all other judges within the Western District of Kentucky would also recuse themselves of the case. After over 6 months of obstructions, his order recommends that the case be transferred to another district (another obstruction) out of Cobble's hands. Court violations: Obstruction of justice, violations of the 1st and 14th Amendments, 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under color of law, Subversion *************************