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reports
submitted relating to this
see
excerpts from Addendum -
Evidence of Possible Infrastructure
Involvement.doc
possible
incidents/evidence
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06/16/03
- 06/17/03 happenstance related to the 06/16/03 SPD false arrest disrupted
my work even more than it ordinarily would have
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06/17/03
"
possible drugging" of me
extracted from
09/30/03
- Beaming up the infrastructure
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06/18/03
calls and reports to GPD regarding "possible
drugging" not recorded
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06/18/03
call I made to the front desk, 441-6712, at approx.
1:10 a.m. June 18, 2003 to alert Groton Police that I was experiencing
symptoms of having been drugged, that I couldn't drive any further and
that I was in my car at Bank Square in Mystic. Officer Smith took that
call but I was told by the desk office later that day that there was no
record of that call. The second item actually involves 2 calls. The first
was a call made at 1:21 am, with an 18 minute duration. The second was
at 1:45 am, of less than a one minute duration. I believe the second was
a quick call back to make sure that the first call was being recorded.
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06/18/03 any report done by
Officer Lambert
when after he found me in my car at that
same place approximately 5:30 a.m. that same
morning
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07/02/03 GPD Detective
Gibson called
me because he wanted me to go in to see him so that he could
"talk to me" because I'd said that I'd been drugged.
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Gibson said he doesn't
know anything else about any of the rest of this case, including whether
or not my call that night had been recorded and, if not, why. He kept saying,
"I don't know anything about any of that." He said that he was just calling
because I was making a serious claim, that I'd been drugged, and that he
wants to talk to me about that.
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I openly told him that, unless he was looking
into the rest, I probably was not going to be able to get time to go in
there and meet with him. That, as far as I was concerned, the incident
was only important as part of a pattern, other than possibly also trying
to identify what drugs this gang may be using, that it was only important
in the context of Dave's situation.
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I gave him the web site address, told
him that he may get some information from [__________], and probably told
him that GPD should have records of a number of incidents since last August
that relate to this. I may have given exact dates, but I haven't taken
the time to meet with him nor call him.
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Because of different things
included above, I think that there is a good chance that that call was
directed by the gang
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That may have
meant that there must
be some record somewhere of the 6/18/03 calls, unless Gibson was only using
what was [verbally] reported to [him by] Groton Police Officer Lambert, although I believe Gibson told me that he didn't know anything
about that either
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Indications here
point to the fact that GPD was very much aware of the
"possible" drugging incident and willfully omitted its
report from GPD records and, in doing so, any other infrastructure
reports which those records feed
excerpts
from
Addendum - Evidence of Possible Infrastructure
Involvement.doc
U.S. POST OFFICE
3/31/03
- 4/14/03 Mail from U.S. Attorney's Office "Lost in
Mail"
US Attorney's
Office in New Haven requires that complaints be
submitted on a form that can be acquired only through
the mail or by going to that office. At the time of this
writing, they will not fax nor email the forms and they
are not available from their internet site.
The first time the
form, with it envelope clearly indicating that it was
from the U.S. Department of Justice, United State
Attorney, District of Connecticut in New Haven, CT, was
sent to me from that office on 3/31/03 it was not
received. The second time it was sent to me via
registered mail on 4/8/03 it was also not received.
After I was told by the US Attorney's Office in New
Haven that they'd sent the form to me again via
registered mail, I started checking with the local post
office to see if it had possibly been received but that
I just hadn't been notified. On Monday, 4/14/03, I
called the post office to again check.
When I learned
that it still hadn't been found, I asked to speak to the
Postmaster and alerted him to the fact that two items in
a row from the US Attorney's Office in New Haven had
been lost in the mail and that he should possibly want
to be aware of that.
At the same time,
the US Attorney's Office in New Haven was sending the
form out to me again, this time as certified mail. That
one was received. When I went into the post office to
pick it up, I asked to see the Postmaster. He had
someone else sit in on the meeting, as well. I'd brought
a brochure that I had been circulating of this situation
of Dave and possible three other of my friends and told
them that the mail I'd been looking for had been related
to that situation. I responded to their questions, and
eventually they heard the whole story. It included the
problems I was having in my attempts to get it
investigated. It also included the dynamics behind the
situation, particularly people just "going
along" with the gang but not knowing why they were
being asked to do that "one small favor."
I alerted them to
the fact that there was a possibility that someone in
that post office was "going along" with this
and that that may have been why those forms had been
lost.
From an email:
There must be
some pretty big stuff needing cover-up if all this is
being done to prevent investigations.
There may have been
an incident last summer in which a fellow patron of John's
Café was bringing to my attention that Laura Joyner, who
was bartending at the time, was saying that anything to
and from possibly this agency as well as possibly others
was getting "lost in the mail" and that the only
way anyone could get anything from or to the U.S.
Attorney's Office is to drive to New Haven. This was prior
to Dave's abduction and, at the time, I did not understand
the implications.
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