Lynne Meredith's Mother Suffers Massive Heart Attack
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 5, 2002 A.D.
1:45 p.m.
Sunset Beach, California.
Minutes ago, the mother of tax activist Lynne
Meredith
suffered a massive heart attack.
The attack occurred while she was sitting at her
desk,
handling routine telephone calls at the offices of
We the People,
founded by Meredith.
Staff came to her immediate assistance, doing
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage,
with the expert guidance of the 911 emergency
dispatcher.
Quite by chance, 2 Orange County Sheriffs were
directly across the street, issuing a traffic
ticket to a motorist.
A staff member called for their emergency
assistance,
by yelling across a busy Pacific Coast Highway.
The Sheriffs immediately dispatched an ambulance,
which arrived within 5 minutes.
While staff were doing their best to revive the
victim, County EMT specialists went to work
administering a defibrillator, saline, and a
breathing apparatus.
Meredith was contacted at her hotel in Florida,
where she was scheduled to speak this weekend
on the growing controversy surrounding the
Internal Revenue Service. She cancelled her
plans immediately and went straight to the
airport, to catch a return flight to be with
her mother.
Although Meredith's mother has a history of
heart problems, the condition of her health
has deteriorated, due to the continued
harassment by IRS agents who executed a
raid on their offices several years ago.
Meredith and her associates later sued 45 agents
for searching and seizing documents without
a valid warrant, and for arresting, assaulting
and handcuffing one staff member without an
arrest warrant.
Some of those agents were found to have executed
excessive force by U.S. District Judge Florence-
Marie Cooper, when she denied them qualified
immunity.
Most recently, the named Defendants in that
civil case have continued to harass Meredith
and Meredith's clients, by serving bogus SUBPOENAS
that were issued by a copy machine, and not by
the Clerk of any federal court, as required by
federal law.
The alleged SUBPOENAS exhibit no docket numbers,
and the Clerk of the U.S. District Court in
downtown Los Angeles has confirmed that there
is no application on file, despite the fact
that the SUBPOENAS state that they were
obtained "on application of the United States
of America."
The U.S. Attorneys in charge of the investigation --
John Gordon and Alicia Villarreal -- have refused
to disclose any such application. Legal research
has now confirmed that neither has any powers
of attorney to represent the United States of
America in any federal courts.
A Private
Attorney General has been requested
to review the entire matter, and provide counsel
to We the People, in their ongoing confrontation
with the Internal Revenue
Service, now exposed
as an extortion racket and
money laundry
domiciled in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Willful misrepresentation is a violation of the
McDade Act at 28 U.S.C. 530B, which
prohibits
U.S. Attorneys from violating State Bar
disciplinary guidelines.
VERIFIED
CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS have now been
filed against Alicia Villarreal, Andrew Erath,
and Erik Newberry.
Other CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS
are slated to be lodged, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 4,
with U.S. District Judge Florence-Marie Cooper.
Postscript:
Bonnie Keller passed away at 3:00 a.m.
on Saturday morning, April 6, 2002 A.D.
For further information, contact:
Supreme Law Firm
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