DYER CANVASSING BOARD SEEKS DELAY OF ORLANDO ELECTION FRAUD TRIAL

PR ^ | July 6, 2004 | Doug Guetzloe

[PRSOrlando]

For Immediate Release For Further Information Contact Doug Guetzloe (407) 895-0077

DYER CANVASSING BOARD SEEKS DELAY OF ORLANDO ELECTION FRAUD TRIAL SET FOR JULY 27TH

King & Blackwell representing the City of Orlando Board and coordinating Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer's legal team has improperly scheduled a motion to continue or delay the long anticipated Orlando election fraud trail set for July 27, 2004, before Circuit Judge Theotis Bronson.

A motion for continuance (delay) of the trial will be presented by the Dyer legal team tomorrow (Wednesday, 7/7/04) to Judge Bronson at 8:30 a.m. (11th floor, Orange County Courthouse) during the judge's regularly scheduled "ex-parte" hearing time. Ex-parte hearings are held for uncontested matters and for signing of orders that have already been adjudicated and are uncontested. The motion by the Dyer legal team violates both Florida rules of civil procedure and existing court rules. Mulvaney attorney Frederic B. O'Neal will be present at the hearing to oppose the motion.

This surprise motion to delay the trial comes after months of protests by Dyer that he wants an immediate trial to dismiss the unfounded allegations.

The motion follows the submission of nineteen (19) affidavits and eleven (11) sworn statements by Orlando voters who have stated that Dyer campaign consultant, Ezzie Thomas, illegally tampered with absentee ballots cast during the recent Mayoral race. An additional twenty-two (22) affidavits were not submitted to the court but may be used as rebuttal during the trial.

Thomas and other associates gathered nearly 500 absentee votes during that election. Dyer won the election without a run-off by only 232 votes. Dyer's campaign is also subject to an ever-widening criminal investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for racketeering and vote fraud.

Mulvaney stands by the need for an immediate trial and the need for the voters of the City of Orlando to learn whether their votes were legitimately cast or was the election won by illegal and fraudulent activities coordinated by Dyer and his campaign consultants.

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[PRSOrlando]

Before I get this again; Orlando has "non partisan" elections. We all know it's a fraud.

Anyway, Dyer is a DemocRAT and Mulvaney is a Republican.

[MindBender26]

.... and Doug Guetzloe, who wrote this PR bunk, calls himself a Conservative, encouraged Libertarians to vote for Dyer in the election, was kicked off the Republican Executive Committee for supporting Democrats, and has the gall to try to stack the local Republican Party election to get himself elected chair of Republican Party in Orlando/Orange County, Florida!

Doug Guetzloe is the worst possible scum!