The Misdemeanor of the Century

  The pig's possibility The pig woke up one day with a yellowed B.A. And, a job where she had to fold clothes every day. Her hooves were aching and her heart was breaking. Our pig felt that she should be more than a folder in a store.  Sowicide came to  mind. But, she vowed to fight some more. She was a refined porcine who couldn't afford to be so poor. The customer requesting a baby tee broke her from her reverie. Her pen had a landlard and rent was now overdue. The pig decided she'd have to call her lone connection, Lou. Lou had used his college degree properly and now owned his own temp agency. Damn, she thought I don’t want to fold clothes or type I deserve to be on a throne! But the throne wasn’t forthcoming So she picked up the phone. "Hey, Lou what's up. I need a better job real bad." "I’ll be at the pond," said Lou. You see, Lou was a frog, and conducted business from a lily pad. Lou greeted her with tales of success and other assorted hype H...

Had law been followed and had justice prevailed, John Gregozek, would now be out on probation, after having served a long prison sentence for falsifying police reports, hiding evidence, perjury, obstruction, witness tampering, hiding witnesses, and conspiracy. Had law been followed and had justice prevailed he'd be universally loathed for not only severely victimizing three lovely law-abiding people but spending a fortune of taxpayer money to do so. Instead, that dangerous and predatory man is a Sargent, who still is in the position to ruin people's lives so he can get richer and richer and richer on his badge. The least I can do is try to put it up on the internet in the hopes that it can help a future victim of his. In my case, when I tried to file a Piches motion, the prosecutors, Jennifer Waxler, and Felise Kalpakian panicked and in order to thwart such a motion tried to get me jailed. I have no doubt that that Piches motion would have revealed a world of misconduct. Becaus...

 How do some people live with themselves? Age-old question, I know. Am revisiting and revising my deeply traumatic story. Lots of memories are coming back and most of them are highly unpleasant. As these memories return, it strikes me so painfully that so many got away with such serious abuses. And it was the Kitty Genovese of cases cause there were many witnesses and no one stepped up to help.  Criminals prosecuting( much more like persecuting) a highly uncriminal human being like me. Taking a good law-abiding soul and her good and beautiful family and just doing everything they can to destroy us. All to win something that had no business being won. They say motive isn't necessary to prove a crime and that makes sense cause decent human being cannot grasp the motives of sociopaths. While revisiting my atrocious saga, Jennifer Waxler, is showing herself as even worse than I'd been able to understand when I wrote the original some five years ago. I'll forget about her partne...

 A short while after trial, I couldn't help note that three of the worst judges in my case, Judge Samantha Jessner, Judge Maria Stratton, and Judge Karla Kerlin were no longer presiding in the criminal courts. It gave me some small succor to think that this had something to do with their role in my case, since all three committed serious crimes and used the mental health courts as means to sabotage a trial. Stuff you'd expect from oppressive regimes such as Russia or Iran but these three, much evidence can show, did it in the good old U.S.A. It seemed hard to believe that all three being moved to the civil courts was a coincidence. I had no way of knowing so much but I surmised that maybe some public defenders who witnessed the lawless antics did something.  I am talking Jessner conducting widely witnessed ex partes with malicious prosecutors, Jennifer Waxler and Felise Cohen Kalpakian. I am talking a transcript that proves that Jessner was following no law and conducting no d...

 Twelve years ago today, a (very tragically) unsung hero lost her life. Though a team of investigators smelled no alcohol at the scene, a coroner said she was very drunk at the time of the crash. As of today the world is oblivious to what her testimony could have wrought. In short, it could have exposed a sinister conspiracy in the Los Angeles Superior court and beyond(Kroll.) Her loved ones deserve that she be remembered as an exceptionally brave person and not merely a dead drunk driver. Does justice have an expiration date? It feels like that most days but it shouldn't be the case. Please read about what Jaqueline Montalvo was willing to go against: http://alisablogq.blogspot.com/2017/07/dismissed-in-interests-of-justice.html

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My mother strikes me as a miracle. Otherwordly, I guess. A survivor in the truest sense. She will turn 83 on March 30th and I want to celebrate her. This place will have to do. She has never been cruel to me or anyone. She has never not been there for me, no matter what hour of the day or night. She has never shown selfishness. She has never ever felt sorry for herself or shown me cowardice of any kind. I have seen her cry many times. She feels pain for every suffering being but never ever for herself. She makes me giddy with adoration and amusement, every single day. Every time she leaves the house she livens up the outside air in a way you have to see to believe. Inside, she is responsible for delighting anyone who calls or enters our door. People literally squeal when presented with her... presence. I am convinced the day of her birth should be an international holiday, though(to my endless dismay) it is not. In February of 2008, an unrelated Cat Scan, found a Mass in the ta...