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Widow

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Colorado (but crime occured in Ohio)

Is there anywhere that I can get advice or have a legal authority look over a DOJ complaint? I submitted a complaint (for wrongdoing in a county in Ohio) and received a reply requesting more information, then I wrote up a timeline and included documents and witness statements. It is a huge body of work but I have never been in any sort of legal circumstance. It is rather confusing and not at all in formats I have seen of documents listing legal charges. I have received a denial and I am devastated. I know I have solid evidence but I am sure it was never viewed, I feel the denial had to have come from my amateur and un-informative timeline.

Though there is no official appeal process (that I am aware of), the online investigator's manual states that appeals should be considered by the department that issued the denial. I believe if I could get rid of the timeline and replace it with a legitimate document listing the circumstances, witnesses, etc. that I could get an honest look at my information by DOJ.

Also, I listed several other local cases in the complaint to DOJ and presented the complaint as a class action (I realzie they are harder to prove but I have incredible evidence plus one case already won in court for wrongdoing). Should I consider submitting a new complaint and do it on behalf of my case only? I know DOJ will not re-consider cases they have said "no" to, but wouldn't it be a unique and separate decision to look at my case alone?

Is there a handbook for submitting DOJ complaints for Dummies?

Thank you SO much for your consideration.
 


seniorjudge

Senior Member
Q: Is there a handbook for submitting DOJ complaints for Dummies?

A: Tell us what you are talking about and then maybe you won't have to buy the book.
 

HomeGuru

Senior Member
Q: Is there a handbook for submitting DOJ complaints for Dummies?

A: no but there may be one called The Idiots Guide.
 

Widow

Junior Member
Well, I am a legal Idiot for sure, but years ago have privately had acknowledgement from both OBCI and FBI to the validity of our cases.

I hate having to explain our cases, it is too unbelievable for everyone living in the free and just U.S., but widely known as fact in this little county of 40,000 persons. In the interest of compacting a lengthy situation in a short space, I will share here a press release that was issued a short while ago...I own the copyright.

THANK YOU for your interest...
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Dozens of cases alleging corruption in Preble County, Ohio, have resulted in a class action complaint addressed to the Department of Justice. Allegations include acts of intimidation, harassment, retaliation, false charges, deals for false witnesses, evidence/document destruction, drugs and homicides.

The county of 42,000 citizens has a high number of cases with peculiar and questionable circumstances. The complaint alleges citizens in Preble County have been subject to official wrongdoing for over twenty years by a specific group of authorities, suggesting the acts of wrongdoing could possibly fall under the RICO Act. Additionally, many cases are alleged to have been carried out “under the color of law”, meaning crimes were committed while officials were acting in their official capacity.

Websites and local online forums hint of a sinister underbelly of corruption. A victim shot in the head, wrapped in sheets, partially burned then buried under floorboards declared a suicide. A triple homicide, “unsolved”, with terrified whisperings in the county of participation by authorities. A murder, with a man serving time in prison, and the likely perpetrators remain uninvestigated and rumored to have close relationships with authorities. A “drug raid” on a young man’s home, organized and led by a deputy whose wife had flirted with the young man. The raid netted a few prescribed pain pills, a small amount of marijuana and a pipe. The young man died from a bullet to the chest as he came walking down the stairs with a blue beverage cup in his hand. Authorities insist he was carrying a gun.

Authorities remain steadfast in their claim that citizens are “roused up” due to area rumors and activity on local websites and forums. Victims and their survivors have congregated on the web, and have presented an impressive body of work consisting of news accounts, witness statements and court documents. Sheriff Mike Simpson and County Prosecutor ****** Votel have asserted the position that anyone is welcome to approach them with information about a case. The complaint to Washington suggests a fear of sharing information with local investigators. Further issues in the complaint allege supervisors know or have been given evidence of wrongdoing and have not properly addressed or investigated certain authorities.

Years ago frustrated citizens created the Preble County Citizen’s Task Force Against Corruption. Many came to meetings or shared information with organizers long distance by mail. There amassed an unsettling amount of alleged wrongdoing, and incredible stories of devastated lives and families. Guy Scott Sr., founder of the Task Force, is hoping to see the new prosecutor in Preble County indicate a desire to “clean the place up”.

Websites and local forums were created by citizens and have gained a nationwide audience. A documentary has been filmed on one of the cases and at least two books are in progress. Media attention is desired and investigative journalists are invited to contact Preble County Citizen’s Task Force Against Corruption at [email protected].
http://www.talkeaton.com/showthread.php?t=1038
http://triplehomicide.proboards55.com/
http://www.talkeaton.com/forumdisplay.php?f=37
http://www.clearbillyscott.com/
http://murder-preblecounty.blogspot.com/

CONTACT INFORMATION
PCCTFAC Organization

[email protected]
 

Widow

Junior Member
I am glad you have mentioned an attorney...I have approached an attorney that can practice in federal court who is located in Colorado. He looked at my information and recommended I contact an attorney in Ohio right away just for my own case (the triple homicide). But it took the DOJ complaint to get me to that point, I would not have had the case I do now.

Do I find an Ohio attorney, who would represent me in civil court, and ask him/her to assist with the DOJ complaint of all the included cases?
 

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