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All is not as it seems, David (”rusdot” is an acronym derived from David’s surname - if he even knows what that is - and his wife’s name: “Dottie”).

It’s not at all over. The writ was granted due to “an unconstitutional court ruling” that was written and sought by the replacement DA (so bad that she had to be appointed and NOT elected as a means of showing how popular she is) who is every bit as involved in crime and corruption as her drug using and dealing predecessor.

She’ll end up in a cell with Rick Roach and YOU as cell-mates. That is the reason she’s been openly admitting (at her weekly poker game) that she “really knows Mr. Hammond isn’t guilty of any crime but, to back-off now is to risk further investigation of the office of the district attorney and that would be really embarrassing.”

People like her (and YOU) are the same kind of people our troops are fighting against in Iraq. Same morals, same values. Maybe Bush needs to send in troops to liberate texas?

Here is a valid summary of what these criminally deranged lunatics in Shamrock Texas have done:

If YOUR bank (or ANY bank) loaned ME money and listed YOUR car as collateral to secure the note, they could NOT take YOUR car if I defaulted…

These people did exactly that. And, they have gotten away with it so far.

I guess the moral of the story is that, even if something’s done completely legally and someone else wants it, they CAN take anything at any time for no reason at all.

I just thought that you might get a laugh out of the crimes these people have committed with the assistance of Lynn Switzer's brand of “I do whatever I want to do and see whatever I want to see” justice.

If you've been following this topic, you might be interested in seeing the document that I’ve linked to below. It’s a couple of years old and the lawyers have had it all along. Honest people have only just now managed to get an original copy and it SHOULD have been very important but, for whatever reason, nobody wanted to use it in the criminal case being discussed here in which an honest and innocent person was “convicted” of stealing from a business that he very clearly owned with full rights to his receivables. The document is at:

http://www.shamrockedc.com/communications_att...

Of course, we're all still being told that “Texas doesn’t recognize that ‘out of state stuff’...

Texas is a throwback to the dark ages. Surprisingly enough, these people seem to be proud of their crimes. Why not? It works for them!