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KingCast exposes G. Bahan's curious departure from the NH AG's office as Ayotte & Kennedy claim the 2004 Michael Paulhus investigation "not closed."

By Christopher King

First let's review G. Michael Bahan, who ignored my wire fraud complaint and Judge John Fairbanks' ethical and professional misconduct issues, only to soon find His (Dis)Honor on the FBI's most wanted list before he turned up dead in Vegas. Then he refused to investigate these tape recordings implying criminal conduct in the Gerard Beloin case. He was with the State from 17 Oct. 1975 (Happy Anniversary, whoo-hoo) and the AG's office from 30 June 1982 before disappearing on 31 May 2007 after Gerard Beloin subpoenaed him for trial. Nice.

Horrible, I can smell corruption all over that and several State Reps are asking Kelly Ayotte to look into it but they are getting stonewalled. I'll bring the feds in here, someone interested in Justice for Pete's sake if that's what it takes to save New Hampshire then that's what it takes.

Next let's get serious about Paulhus: James W. Kennedy's 23 September 2008 letter to me claims the investigation is still "not closed" so they can't give me any documents pursuant to Lodge v. Knowlton, 118 N.H. 575 (1978). The Criminal case was settled, and the Civil case was settled a year ago after the Nashua PD or other NH LE destroyed all three projectile points so that the position of the shooter could not be determined. There is nothing more to investigate, and there is no more investigation. Same story with the Karen Dion shooting and that of the Concord Police who shot each other; Kelly just says these investigations are "not closed" to avoid giving the public the facts. That's okay Kelly and James, I will sue you for ALL of those files because you are being disingenuous.

In fact, someone else I know personally telephoned Kelly about the Concord police committing what is undoubtedly a Civil Rights violation and she never even returned his call, but he's got witnesses. Lots of witnesses.

Note: I will scan Kennedy's letter but note that they claim not to have any investigative files or toxicology reports in which the clothing of Liko Kenney or Bruce McKay was analysed in any way. Same deal as Paulhus, what a coincidence. I will now ask the Department of Safety for these items, and amend the pending lawsuit or file another one. It's All Good.

Lastly, here's how Attorneys Ayotte and Kennedy painted themselves into a corner on KingCast v. Ayotte 07-E-268 Court costs: According to Kelly's official Report, affirming Gregory W. Floyd's version of the events, Bruce McKay must have fired his weapon, so Kelly should have given me the Deadly Force Protocol long before hearing day.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).