March 3, 2017 at 9.30 AM
From: Sandra <sandra123@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 9:30 AM
Subject: 3-2-2017 blog posts
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
Date: Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 9:30 AM
Subject: 3-2-2017 blog posts
To: kelley.lynch.2016@gmail.com
Your
claim to the DOJ that you have "no remedy" to expunge the 2011
registration of the Coorado order from CLETS is hardly true. Your remedy (as
you well know because you ursued that remedy - because you exercized it) was to
file a motion to vacate the registration in the court that issued the order.
Not only did you do so, you attended a court hearing, you received an order
following hearing denying your motion, and you then excercised your appellate
remedies with respect to that adverse ruling - which appeal is currently being
prosecuted by you in the Second District of the California Court of Appeal in
LC vs. KL. But you concealed that nugget of critical information from the DOJ
(and no doubt every attorney you have talked to).
You
write in another email blog posted on 3-2-2017 "someone advised me that I
may have recently contacted Kory". If that is true, you could not only
have your OR status revoked, but you could be charged with additional
misdomeanor offenses. Knowing you, you won't stop screwing up and acting out
until you are back in custody.
Commentary: As of this date, the California DOJ has not provided me a remedy with respect to the fraudulent domestic violence orders in their databases. Lynch did not conceal the motion to vacate and/or appeal from Cali DOJ. She addressed it with them. The prosecutor wrote that Kory advised him that Lynch contacted him. Lynch did not and the fabricated email that is an altered version of an email Lynch sent IRS and posted on her blog remains at issue. Lynch has asked IRS to investigate this matter as it relates to an email she sent IRS, federal tax matters, Kory's perjured declaration, and Kory's statements related to criminal tax fraud and his potential role.
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