February 14, 2017 at 12.42 PM

From: Sandra <sandra123@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Feb 14, 2017 at 12:42 PM
Subject:
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
This is not about trying to find out information. You have already posted enough on your blog to know everthing there is to know.

You are criminally charged with 16 counts, including two counts of wilfully violating a restraining order for emailing and mailing a UPS letter to Leonard Cohen on July 27. The first two counts carry a year in jail each (total 2-years) the remaining 14 counts 6-months eaach (total 7-years), 9-years total exposure.

You have already been convicted with violating the same restraining order by contacting the same protected person for the same excuse (which excuses don't matter), were sentenced to 18-months in jail, then violated probation and got 6-months more. You still show no remorse - even though your victim was very sick when you harassed him in late 2016.

Under these circumstances, the court will have no choice but to give you substantially more time than your 2012 sentence of 18-months.

As far as the pending appeals, they are a joke, as were your superior court motions underlying them.
Procedurally, a corporation suspended for non-payment of taxes (not the case here) cannot appeal an adverse J (not the case here). Indeed, the "cancled" (not suspended, cancled) LLC (not corporation, LLC) here is not even a party to any of your appeals, let alone an appellant.


Apparently you don't care about any of this.


Commentary:  Lynch has been fraudulently charged with violating the fraudulent California domestic violence order and intending to annoy Leonard Cohen's lawyers.  The ongoing situation with the City Attorney, LAPD, and LA Superior Court demands an investigation.  As Lynch's appellate attorney concluded after reviewing the 2012 trial record:  the 2012 trial was an IRS case that demands an IRS investigation.  Lynch has no remorse as she didn't willfully and knowingly violate and fraud order.  This email raises issues related to suspended corporations inserted into the fraudulent default judgment (Case No. BC338322) and the now cancelled corporate status of plaintiff entity, LC Investments, LLC.  Robert Kory, trustee of the Cohen Family Trust, has now stepped into Leonard Cohen's place, without standing, in numerous appeals.  That would include, but is not limited to, the appeals related to Lynch's motion to vacate the fraudulent domestic violence order and fraudulent renewal of the default judgment.  The corporations at issue were not inside this trust, created for probate, as of October 2004 when Cohen and Lynch parted ways after he realized she intended to (or had) report concerns related to his tax fraud to IRS.

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