On the Brink of Collapse: Bad Roofs, Corruption and Murder III

The Provocateur ^ | 08/20/2009 | Mike Volpe

[fiscon1]

Introduction: I will try and do my best to summarize the twists and turns of this very confusing tale her. That said, if you get confused, here is part one and part two of this story. If you read each, you will wind up back here.

On February 27th, Gerard Beloin walked into the Hillsboro County Court House. He was there in regards to a civil dispute that he had with St. Lawrence Church. He walked through the metal detector and then dropped off his computer bag for the same. In his computer bag was a gun which was set off and Beloin was arrested on the spot. He was charged with KNOWINGLY bringing a gun to court and also a parole violation. The parole violation stemmed from a previous msidemeanor conviction of tape recording an individual without their knowledge. That conviction stems from the beginning of a long story that is now climaxing.

[benewton]

You know, as an ex flatlander, I’ve truly loved the fourteen years we’ve lived here. Mostly the government leaves us alone, which is what we pay the bribes, oops, taxes for.

But big government, and Massholes, are headed north, and I doubt that this place will be different in any significant way from the hell hole south a decade, or less, from now.

I’m doing consulting, and so have to do road time, and I’m thinking my next assignment’ll be either in the west or the south, since I need to find us a place to survive.