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Beware these terrifyingly corrupt "public servants": John Gregozek. Jeffrey Dunn, Judge Maria Stratton, Judge Samantha Jessner, Judge Karla Kerlin, LA city attorneys Jennifer Abrams Waxler, Felise Cohen Kalpakian, Martin Boags and Kathleen Ford AKA Katie Ford

Had a near death experience and it compelled me to realize I must use my hideous saga as a means to try my best to warn anyone to beware certain people, cops, judges and lawyers. I knew in some capacity and for a long time that I had to do that but this really brought it home.

By using their names and posting this link http://alisablogq.blogspot.com/2017/07/dismissed-in-interests-of-justice.html  I hope someone out there can find out before it's too late

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