Pictured above, collaboraters with the Zionist Occupation Richmond and Chung.
More from Bill White’s “Motion for a New Trial” on Count Five, the Kathleen Kerr charge (not an official copy):
“…In addition to the lost caller ID records, which would have shown White’s call coming in separately five minutes before the threatening call, there is the police summary of these records and a tape recording of a separate phone call between Michael Burks and Michael Downs, two members of the ANSWP organization and readers of the overthrow.com website, made September 22, 2007, where they discuss calling people on the phone and saying they “should be shot.” Burks has a history, also recorded by the FBI, of making phone calls and impersonating people, and Downs regularly made, on tape such calls with Burks over Skype, an internet-based phone service which blocks the calling number. Further, Burks admitted calling Kerr in an exhibit tendered by the government in pre-trial proceedings. By calling attention to the defendant’s decision not to put on this evidence, by not calling James Tweedy, one of the individuals who’s seen these records, [snivel rights prosecutor Cindy] Chung poisoned the mind of the jury as regard reasonable doubt, and in stating Defense had put on no evidence of a person or persons imitating defendant, [snivel rights prosecutor John] Richmond poisoned the jury’s mind as to reasonable doubt.
Conclusion
Because of these defects in the indictment, the failure of the court to issue appropriate jury instructions, the inappropriate and prejudicial comment by prosecutor Chung, and the high probability White was convicted for lawful acts instead of unlawful ones, the court should order a new trial on Count Five.
Respectfully submitted,
William A. White