Thoughts on our circumstances...: Bombshell: State of Tennessee Admits No Victim Exists for Fitzpatrick's "Crimes"

Monday, August 11, 2014

Bombshell: State of Tennessee Admits No Victim Exists for Fitzpatrick's "Crimes"

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Posted By Sharon Rondeau On Sunday, August 11, 2014

INDICTED, CHARGED, CONVICTED AND SOON TO BE SENTENCED, WITHOUT A VICTIM by Sharon Rondeau

A report from a Board of Probation and Parole investigator states that the "crimes" of which Fitzpatrick was convicted had no victim

(Aug. 11, 2014) — The State of Tennessee Board of Probation and Parole has admitted that in the case of Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III, 14-CR-69, in which Fitzpatrick was found guilty of "aggravated perjury" and "extortion," there was no victim.

In a 12-page report issued on Monday and dated August 8, 2014, Investigating Officer Judith Hilton-Coffman stated on page 4 that "There are no victims in the case of 14-CR-69."

Hilton-Coffman attempted to interview Fitzpatrick after the case was referred to her following the trial, but Fitzpatrick declined on the grounds that he had committed no crime.

Fitzpatrick was arrested on March 18, 2014 after he attempted to present a petition with criminal evidence to the McMinn County grand jury. Judge Amy Reedy, who was voted out of office last Thursday, picked a new grand jury foreman, assigned a case number, and appears to have instructed the grand jury to review "evidence" against Fitzpatrick which was never produced at the trial.

There is no police report or criminal complaint filed with the sheriff's department or local police as to the charges of stalking, harassment, aggravated perjury and extortion, the former two of which did not result in convictions.

No member of the jury has been willing to speak with The Post & Email about his or her service on the June 23 and 24 jury.

Fitzpatrick has demonstrated that grand juries and trial juries in eastern Tennessee are routinely rigged. The evidence presented as an "agency statement" beginning on page 3 of the report is a statement from Tenth Judicial District investigator Calvin Rockholdt as to Fitzpatrick's several attempts to bring a petition with criminal evidence to the McMinn County grand jury.

"This investigation was predicated by an investigation request by District Attorney General R. Steven Bebb."

Fitzpatrick is scheduled to be sentenced by Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood on August 19...but for what?

He has described the collusion among judges, sheriffs, grand jurors, trial jurors, and other state employees as "the dictatorship of the judiciary." Tennessee grand juries are routinely rigged by judicially-selected foremen.

Fitzpatrick first learned of the practice in late 2009 when he found that Monroe County, TN grand jury foreman Gary Pettway had served for 28 consecutive years.

Former McMinn County grand jury foreman Jeffrey Cunningham told the court under oath during a pre-trial hearing and during the trial itself that he was not Fitzpatrick's accuser. The Tennessee constitution states that a defendant has the right to face his accuser.

Local law enforcement, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, and the FBI have refused to investigate. Over the last six weeks, readers of The Post & Email have called upon the House and Senate Judiciary Committees to launch a congressional investigation.

The FBI has told Fitzpatrick that it needs "a smoking gun" in order to make arrests of judges, court clerks and others participating in crimes against the citizens they are expected to serve.

In the past, Fitzpatrick has presented proof of hand-picked jurors, forged signatures on charging documents and illegally-serving grand jury foremen, but it has not sufficed.

Will a victimless crime be enough?