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Grand Jury Could Convene to Indict Officials

On June 20, 2008, Maricopa County Pro Tem Judge Richard Haworth vacated as void for lack of jurisdiction the August 10, 2005 judgment of restitution issued by former Peoria Judge Lex Anderson and used by Kent and Kristina Harding and their attorneys Scott M. Clark and Paul A. Henderson, and others to commit armed robbery and theft.

On August 13, 2008, Maricopa County Judge Pro Tem David Fletcher and Judge Gary Handley admitted that they knew that the vacated judgment convicted numerous officials and others of the crimes and 3-year cover-up surrounding the September 8, 2005 armed robbery and theft.

With assurances from their employer and those listed herein Judges Fletcher assisted by Handley and Haworth illegally entered the court record and destroyed the June 20, 2008 valid order and replaced with a counterfeit order to aid in the cover-up and prevent prosecutions.

Maricopa County bribed Gila County Presiding Judge Robert Duber II to rig the proceedings in Maricopa County Superior Court case No.: CR-2006-112683001-DT.

On March 8, 2006, Maricopa County Judge Peter B. Swann, Attorney Andrew Thomas, Sheriff Detectives John Graham and Gentry conspired with former Peoria Chief of Police David Leonardo, Peoria Mayor now Judge John Keegan, and others to falsely arrest Reverend John W. Stone for making lawful citizen’s arrest.

They wrongfully arrested, incarcerated, prosecuted, and convicted Stone of doing their job, to prevent the arrests and prosecutions of their colleagues and others.
Stone was lawfully pursuing judges, attorneys, and others that aided in the September 8, 2005 armed robbery and theft and ensuing cover-up of the Stones’ personal and business property of their bankruptcy estate valued at over $100,000,000.

On August 30, 2005, just 9-days before the armed robbery and theft, the Stones filed a RICO and Civil Rights complaint in the Phoenix Federal District Court, case No.: CV 05-2626, assigned to Judge Roslyn Silver, against: Phoenix Bankruptcy Judges Baum, Curley, Haines, Marlar, Maricopa County Judges Swann, Donahoe, Lex Anderson, Michael Orcutt, Federal Judges Bolton, Carroll, Rosenblatt, Martone, President Bush, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, FBI Director Robert Mueller, Kent and Kristina Harding the President of Lighthouse Mortgage USA and their attorneys Paul A. Henderson and Scott M. Clark, and others.

Andrew Thomas, Judge Duber, and others knew that Judge Lex Anderson issued counterfeit orders to Harding and his attorneys Clark and Henderson to carryout the armed robbery and theft to steal and destroy the incriminating evidence against the defendants in case 2626.

Thomas, Duber, and others knew that after the armed robbery and theft that Judge Silver, Federal Chief Judge Stephen McNamee, and Tucson Federal District Court Judge David Bury, who also took a bribe to enter the case and rig the proceedings, were guilty of numerous offenses that they committed while covering up the crimes surrounding the September 8, 2005 armed robbery and theft.

On October 11, 2006, a verified criminal complaint was filed with the court and served on County Attorneys Andrew Thomas, Matthew McGregor, U.S. Attorney Paul Charlton, Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard, Maricopa County Judges Thomas W. O’Toole, Richard Gama, State Bar of Arizona and others.

The October 11, 2006 complaint chronicles the names and acts carried-out surrounding the armed robbery and cover-up. Duber and Thomas elected to block and conceal the criminal complaint.  [See Proof- verified criminal complaint]

County Attorneys Andrew Thomas, Matthew McGregor, Heather Kirka, Sarah Kelly, conspired with Judge Duber II to make false entries in the court records to further cover-up the crimes and harbor the guilty parties to prevent their arrests and prosecutions.

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