First Amendment Political Commentary
Informant Working for FBI
Worked Family Prayer Meetings
Spied on Defense Attorneys
Interfered with Proud Boys Case
COMMENTARY: Mark Levin Radio Show 3/27/2023
“There needs to be a house-cleaning at the DOJ starting with the FBI,” concluded Mark Levin, a conservative constitutional scholar, attorney, and nationally syndicated radio pundit.
According to Mark Levin, attorneys representing defendants in the fake case against the Proud Boys have filed a motion seeking redress for the corrupt FBI’s unconstitutional and illegal tactics, including not disclosing to defense counsel facts regarding a confidential informant (CI).
FBI CI spied on defense counsel and family prayer meetings to build a case against the Proud Boys.
Levin said it reminds him of the [fake] assassination plot against Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmire. “There were more FBI agents / informants involved in setting-up the defendants than there were total number of defendants. It was an agent / informant who procured and provided a ‘bomb’ and guided the defendants in the plot.
One jury saw through the ruse, acquitting three defendants. A couple of dopes pled guilty; but, that does not mean they were actually guilty. It probably means they were threatened with worse consequences.
No juror should ever believe the prosecutor when the corrupt FBI is involved in any case in any way.
Proven Corruption in Lexington, Kentucky: FBI Murdered a CI; Another FBI Lied to Jury
Lexington, Kentucky courts had two cases in which FBI agents were proven to be corrupt: Mark Putnam murdered a CI whom he had impregnated during an investigation; and, Kathleen Lundy (a scientist with FBI) admitted she lied regarding ballistics in the case of Commonwealth v. Shane Ragland.
Ragland was convicted of murdering UK football player Trent DiGiuro. The verdict was reversed by Kentucky Supreme Court due to FBI’s fraud on the court.
The now late prosecutor, Ray Larson, chose not to re-prosecute due to the lame excuse that he promised the key witness she would not have to testify but once.
Consequently, Ragland was offered a lesser plea deal — manslaughter second-degree, Class C felony 5-10 years — meaning he got a discount for murder. He was in prison less than two years, and walked on the plea deal.
Many opined it was a sweet deal for a rich-man’s son because Ragland’s dad was a shrewd businessman who became a millionaire apparently from buying stock in an internet start-up company when the web was in its infancy.
Ragland became partially paralyzed in a boating accident not long after he was released from prison.
___ REFs:
Mark Levin Radio Show 3/27/23 second hour
Family breaks silence in Ragland case” by John Van Vleet, bgdailynews.com — Mar 31, 2005; or, copy and paste the URL: https://www.bgdailynews.com/family-breaks-silence-in-ragland-case/article_2f82c331-4e1c-5bfc-93c3-446abf4df5d2.html
Dateline’ to air episode on 1994 UK football player’s death Friday
By CHANDA VENO, The State Journal Mar 14, 2019 Updated Oct 6, 2021
or copy & paste: https://www.kentuckytoday.com/downloads/dateline-to-air-episode-on-1994-uk-football-player-s-death-friday/article_1dc5a8a1-0216-5e62-bbce-bee4df84707d.html
SHANE LAYTON RAGLAND V. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
or copy & paste: https://law.justia.com/cases/kentucky/supreme-court/2006/2002-sc-000388-mr.html
Many Other Cases of FBI Corruption
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