Posted on 09/19/2022 10:41:31 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
A bogus motion claiming to be from the U.S. Treasury appeared in the court docket for the Justice Department’s investigation of records seized from Mar-a-Lago. The motion was riddled with spelling and grammatical errors.
The bogus document claimed the Treasury had sensitive documents related to the FBI’s raid on Trump’s Florida home and told CNN to keep “leaked tax records.”
The bogus document claimed the Treasury had sensitive documents related to the FBI’s raid on Trump’s Florida home and told CNN to keep “leaked tax records.”
“The U.S. Department of Treasury through the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Marshals Service have arrested Seized Federal Securities containing sensitive documents which are subject to the Defendant Sealed Search Warrant by the F.B.I. arrest,” the document claimed, according to Just The News. Two warrants included in the filing were identical to those from an inmate at a North Carolina prison medical center.
Even the Associated Press acknowledged that the document was “a clear fabrication.” Court records and interviews suggest the filing came from a serial forger at a North Carolina federal prison. But that such a clearly bogus document was even able to be filed raises significant questions about the U.S. court system’s vetting process. According to Just The News, the inmate responsible for the forgery “has been in prison for several years after authorities found him not competent to stand trial following his arrest for allegedly planting a fake explosive outside of a Detroit building.”
Apparently, he’s competent enough to fool the U.S. court system.
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
And why do inmates such as this have access to information systems capable of connecting to servers outside the prison?
When you have all the time in the world...
Far be it from me to question the competence of our government employees.
-PJ
Put Durham on it, haha.
Welcome to the USSA the United Socialist States of aMeriKa...
We are now a banana dictatorship.
This is meaningless. Anyone can send something to the court and get it “filed”.
Big so what.
Hmm, maybe because one of the geniuses in the Federal Get Trump Squad paid him a visit....?
That’s a good question. All federal Courts, including this one, maintain an electronic docket and filing system, known as ECF. In order to file a pleading, the ECF program is accessed through an login identity and password, unique to the attorney or party filing the motion. Every login identity and password is given by the court only to attorneys and parties who are authorized to practice in that particular Court and who have undergone a prior screening for their credentials. Logging in is the first step to filing anything; if you don’t login, the system will not allow you to proceed to the next step in order to file anything. Then, after a document is filed, an assigned case administrator in the clerk’s office will review the document to check for signatures and authenticity usually within a day. How all of those barriers could have been crossed to file something like this is a wonder, but it suggests nothing good about the clerk of that court.
Let me get this more concise:
1. A group of CIA related intelligence people at the FBI decide to railroad a potential future POTUS. They leave email traces, they fake court documents, they attack people associated with him with bogus charges. The entire institution is left with a quagmire of questions of partisan politics. This groups commander looses his job, but is quickly given a ‘Media’ job to help him compensate for his loss. A former, and then current, FBI heads KNOW that it’s bogus, but they are all in for political reasons. One of them acts with dementia when he goes to the witness stand to testify to Congress. They even pay people off to hide them from discovery of the lies they generated. Further, it’s revealed that the supposedly non-partisan FBI has a secure server in the DNC lawyer offices, wherein it appears that illegal searches of government records on individuals were performed.
2. Now comes the FBI same division as the last, with someone who was directly under the disgraced (but well employed by media) FBI/CIA agent and has a political axe to grind. He ‘raided’ a former POTUS for alleged violations of keeping secret records. Leaked information, quickly released by Democrat friendly (if not honest) media, made claims of Nuclear Codes and Top Secret documents, that were to be ‘sold’. This person has been escorted out of the FBI building now. Then we find that a ‘activist’ democratic judge who allowed the raid, had to ‘recuse himself’ from other Trump related proceedings because of spewing ‘orange man bad’ stuff on the internet.
Now your saying that the documents for the raid, which have been kept secret from the public for fear of ‘retribution’ are easily access and added to by an inmate forger in a North Carolina Prison, BEFORE the raid, and a Judge that issued the ‘General Search Warrant’ didn’t even notice the problem.
You have to be kidding me, right?
Everything the courts and congress has passed in the last 50 years hasn’t been vetted.
It is possible to file new cases and/or documents through the MAIL. And I doubt the clerks are supposed to try to determine the validity of documents.
My experience has been, that the clerks just post documents up to the case; it is not up to them to sort anything out.
> And why do inmates such as this have access to information systems capable of connecting to servers outside the prison?
Don’t know. I do know that back in the day when I was working on software for literacy programs we had to do special CDs for distribution to prisons. They couldn’t/wouldn’t get the updates over the internet like the other customers.
Butner is a who’s who of crazies: all the way from Kaczynski down to the ‘Tiger King’.
Read the article. He old-school snail-mailed it -- that is still a valid way to file.
Butner is whack, so it's easy to see how it got out of the prison.
But the dumbass clerk who filed it without reading it (...a Freeper?) should be fired out of a cannon.
Comment of the day!
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government workers, unions and leadership who are overwhelmingly democrat... give inmates access without proper oversight and then use that criminal status to black mail inmates into to doing illegal things that DEMOCRATS want them to do... with plausible deniability...
that is the most likely reason WHY they get data access... and use it.
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