Constitutional Law

KingCast to Senator Joe Biden in Nashua: New Hampshire's biggest problem is Republican AG Kelly Ayotte, a proven liar and protector of bad police.

By Christopher King

I have already told Senator Obama about the need to enforce existing gun laws as it pertains to a maniacal three-time felon named Gregory W. Floyd, who should be up on 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) charges. People in North Country have signed petitions to that effect and we are soon presenting them to the ATF. Also, today we have new proof that NH AG Kelly Ayotte is a complete liar. She told me this week that her office had no responsive documents when I asked for the Michael Paulhus file, but in point of fact Nashua Telegraph reporter Andy Wolfe sent me this email yesterday proving that Senior AAG Brown conducted an investigation.

Note further that no bullet trajectories were conducted, which is exactly what the State failed to do in the 2007 Bruce McKay, Liko Kenney, Gregory W. Floyd shooting tragedy with respect to a certain windshield bullet and other spent shell casings that prove that Gregory Floyd lied about his actions on 5/11. Here is a list of unacceptable deviations from Homicide protocol norms, included in the comments. And look what the Union Leader wrote about Kelly Ayotte right here. And they are ignoring Diane Lyon's police abuse case; look at her arm.

Run a word search for "This American Life + Epiphany" on this blawg to view the facts, and please make every attempt you can to have Kelly Ayotte impeached. What politicians like her and State Rep. and would-be Senator Martha McLeod are doing today is no better than what happened 25 years ago when NH LE Richard Dow likely murdered his wife and adoptive son and got away with it in 24 hours. McLeod even thinks her emails are not subject to public review. Read up on Dow ex-fiancee Karen Saffian's attempts to rectify that situation here, and also read KingCast v. McLeod et al., Grafton 08-E-192.

Very Truly Yours, Christopher King, J.D./KingCast.net

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on September 10, 2008 (boomark / email).