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Forces arrayed against them were formidable, but three mom’s faced destruction of the family unit, and harm to the health, morals, and welfare of their kids.
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A primer on protecting your constitutionally guaranteed right to raise wholesome, well adjusted, sane, and moral kids.
How two dads, three moms, big brother and little sister, los angeles, jesucristo, and nuestro padre took on the FBI, the Mississippi Attorney General’s office, the Franklin Parish Louisiana Sheriff’s Office, the DA and the In-Laws from Hell to save their kids, and won. Neatest part, is it’s not over yet, and you can play!!
Freedom of Speech and Press v. Right of Privacy v. Right to Due Process of Law and Equal Protection of the Laws
Natchez Mississippi
- You want to find out....where did the court records titled Proposed Corrections to the Record and the Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record, in Cause POO-137, prepared by a lawyer from Texas who is licensed in Mississippi, and that once upon a time, were set for hearing by Judge "Newt" Hudson, go to? They are official court documents, statutorily required for appeal in Mississippi, missing from the court file. No one knows where they went, but M. L. "Binky" Vines, the Circuit Clerk of Adams County Mississippi said that County Court Judge "Newt" Hudson was in possession of the file at one time. Is that slander committed by Mr. Vines?
- Carl Houston, Natchez, Mississippi Police Force. Jerked a camera off a Texas citizens neck (See the video), an attorney licensed to practice law in Mississippi for the last 27 years, as she attempted to film Obstruction of Justice, Interference with Service of Process, and Conspiracy committed in concert by the County Judge, the Adams County Circuit Clerk's office, CASA Guardian ad Litem Manfred Eidt, and the Mississippi Department of Human Services/Division of Youth Services . The fellow in the photo on the left is Manfred Eidt, the person who Judge John Hudson appointed Guardian ad Litem over a 16 year old kid, when the Mississippi County Judge decided that he had authority to strip happily married fit non-resident Mom and Dad of custody of their son, even though the family had all been New York residents for years, with no allegation by the Mississippi court or the Mississippi Department of Human Services of harm to the child or unfitness of the parents, and to appoint an 83 year old Louisiana man who hated the mother, and wasn't too happy with the dad, either, as custodian.
- John Hudson always knew that he never had jurisdiction (legal authority )to assist extended family members in Virginia, Louisiana, and Texas to kidnap a minor child, and transport him across state lines in violation of a myriad of statutes. He always knew that no criminal nor civil case was ever filed in Mississippi, yet pretended one had been. Hudson knows the seriousness of holding sham hearings denying fit non-resident parents a right to speak, and of cancel hearings without notice when relatives flew in from Virginia, or came from New York, including the child's adult brother and aunt. To cover the fact that he Committed Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Official Right, the Mississippi judge has done lots of nasty, and documented, criminal acts for years against not only this family and the family of the sexual assault victim, but against society. That's why criminal cases are styled People v. O.J. Simpson, or State of California v. Ted Rombs.
When a Section 241. Conspiracy against rights includes an attempt to kidnap or aggravated sexual abuse, penalties are a bit serious. How the Mississippi judge was able to appeal to the basest instincts of men to get a bunch of other people on board, is a virtual case study of "How to Cobble Together a Holocaust in Real-time".
U.S. Code : Title 18 : Section 241
If two or more persons conspire to injure, oppress, threaten, or
intimidate any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth,
Possession, or District in the free exercise or enjoyment of any
right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws of
the United States, or because of his having so exercised the same;
or
If two or more persons go in disguise on the highway, or on the
premises of another, with intent to prevent or hinder his free
exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege so secured -
They shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than
ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in
violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an
attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or an attempt to commit
aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, they shall be fined
under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or for life,
or both, or may be sentenced to death.
So, what would be among those rights constitutionally protected, as in the U.S. code section's?
"[T]he free exercise or enjoyment of any
right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws of
the United States"?
. “Lassiter declared it "plain beyond the need
for multiple citation" that a natural parent's "desire for and right
to `the companionship, care, custody, and management of his or her
children'" is an interest far more precious than any property [455 U.S. 745, 759] right. 452
U.S., at 27 , quoting Stanley v. Illinois, 405
U.S., at 651 .
“Choices about marriage, family life, and the upbringing of children
are among associational rights this Court has ranked as "of basic
importance in our society," Boddie, 401
U.S., at 376 , rights sheltered by the Fourteenth Amendment against the
State's unwarranted usurpation, disregard, or disrespect.” M.L.B., 102,
108.
- If Carl Houston jerks a camera off a pink woman's neck and takes it away from her while she is trying to comply with his demand to give it to him, though it is not his camera, is Mr. Houston liable to end up in Red, White, and Blue U. S. Federal Court for Conspiracy to Violate this attorney's, or the parent's Civil Rights, or for Deprivation of Rights under Color of Law, Assault, Theft, Witness Intimidation, Conspiracy to Impede the Orderly Administration of Justice? If so, where?
- Does Mr. Houston have a right to lift a visitor's camera, more so than say, a 16 year old punk does? Or in the inverse, does he have a heightened responsibility to the pubic, by reason of his uniform, to obey the law?
- Extra credit: What law gives Mr. Houston the right to jerk a camera off of a lady's neck?
- See how far Mississippi has progressed? Mr. Eley said that if a black man touched a white woman in Natchez, Mississippi when he was growing up, he would have been hung. Now, very large, very imposing large black men may jerk paler women around with impunity. Progress.
- Why would a police officer who grew up in a Klanhappy environment become the willing lackey of the Mississippi County Court system?
- Natchez Police Chief says Mr. Houston will never be prosecuted, "forget it". What do you think?
- Maybe Mr. Houston was not apprised of all the facts, before he was asked to step and fetch it. Let's throw in a little Aggravated Incest and Obstruction of Justice into the mix. This gets confusing, so hold on to your seat.
- The non-resident parents are respected professionals. The mom, a former Juvenile Justice intern, school teacher and lawyer, and the dad, who is a dentist, were both New York residents, and had each written Wilton Hoggatt in Louisiana, who is the child's paternal grand father, prior to any hearing in the Mississippi Court, to encourage him to cease and desist Aiding and Abetting for profit Wilton Hoggatt's brother in law, Andrew Allbritton, Jr., who was then wanted for Aggravated Incest committed in Louisiana on MLK Day in 1996, 3rd Offense DWI, and Unlawful Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution. Guileless Mom had written these in-laws in the summer of 1999. Both New York parents offered to serve as state (Franklin Parish, Louisiana) and federal witnesses against Wilton Hoggatt, Mamae Allbritton Hoggatt, and Daphne Allbritton Woods, all residents of Louisiana, prior to any hearing in the Natchez, Mississippi court. The family was only in Natchez, Mississippi less than three hours when they contacted law enforcement in Natchez for protection from Virginia, Louisiana, and Texas relatives that were encouraging the minor to run away to live with them. All of these relatives were outraged at the kid's folks, and knew that their actions were in violation of state and federal laws.
- Manfred Eidt, the fellow in the background, left, works for CASA, testified under oath that Agent Nathan Songer of the Monroe FBI said that Wilton Hoggatt of Louisiana would never be prosecuted for anything. Manfred Eidt stated under oath that he was apprised at the first meeting with the child's fit, indeed according to the testimony provided Eidt, exemplary New York resident, that Wilton Hoggatt was enraged at the kid's folks because they had both offered to serve as state and federal witnesses concerning Wilton Hoggatt's assistance to Andrew Allbritton, Jr.'s Interstate and International Flight to avoid prosecution , before any meeting in the Natchez, Mississippi County Court. Dan Wehr, Assistant Chief Division Counsel for the FBI (remember AAIP Wehr from Ruby Ridge and ChinaGate? Yup, same one!) says search for any record that Agent Songer had ever talked to Manfred came up "negative".
- Donna Hoggatt Rombs, of Alvin, Texas, the fugitive's niece and Wilton Hoggatt's daughter, stated on or about November 20, 2002 that Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt told the FBI agent [presumably Nathan Songer] "everything", meaning everything Wilton Hoggatt had been doing for years to assist the fugitive, Andrew J. Allbritton, Jr., then wanted for Aggravated Incest committed in Louisiana in 1996, 3rd Offense DWI, and Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution. Wilton Hoggatt agreed to purchase 80 acres, giving Allbritton $29,000 to assist his Interstate and International Flight to Avoid Prosecution, and sent the fugitive an amount believed to be $10,000 per year for years, and was doing so when the Mississippi judge purported to alter custody of New York child. Wilton Hoggatt said he had one more payment to make. Donna Hoggatt Rombs said in the above referenced conversation, that after Wilton Hoggatt told the FBI agent 'everything' that "the FBI agent sat in my parents' [Wilton Hoggatt of Wisner, Louisiana] living room, and said "What kind of son would turn his own father in to the FBI!", and promised that nothing would ever happen to Wilton Hoggatt, that he would not even be investigated. Really no need of investigation, anyway, since four family members had been telling Nathan for years where he could obtain a current address for the fugitive [Daphne Allbritton Woods of Monroe, Louisiana, who was sending the money to Allbritton in Texas and or/Mexico, from Wilton Hoggatt].
- That the FBI warned and was protecting Wilton Hoggatt, and by George W's formula definition of a terrorist, thus harboring or protecting the sex offender, was corroborated then by three persons, Manfred Eidt, Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton, and Donna Hoggatt Rombs. It's your job, little stringer, to find out why. Was the sex offender serving as a state or federal undercover drug informer? Was he selling drugs, perhaps in an unofficial capacity? Was it just a case of law enforcement folks being a band of brothers, since the fugitive was quasi-penal, a long time prison guard at Angola prison, the maximum security prison, as in Dead Man Walking, of Louisiana?
- Why did Nathan Songer compose a description of Allbritton on the FBI poster as a "Former Farmer/Rancher", when Special Agent Songer knew that the fugitive was a long term Angola prison guard?
- Is that slander committed against Farmer/Ranchers by Mr. Songer?
3. Manfred Eidt, who served as the minor's Guardian ad Litem for the sham hearings may know, where the Proposed Corrections to the Record and the
Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record are since the State of Mississippi paid him to serve as the child's 'Next Friend' or Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for a period of almost 3 years. Mr. Eidt could not make it to a County Court hearing July 10, 2003, even though he informed by interstate telephone wire the parents' attorney in Texas that he would attend, and was subpoenaed. Well, actually, Adams County Judge "Newt" Hudson asked him the day before the hearing if had received a subpoena , and since he had not, did not feel compelled to attend. Oddly enough, the office of Clerk M. L. Vines did not issue the parent's subpoenas requested by their attorney to two different hearings, nor did Vines list the subpoena request on the Docket for over a year after sending the "True and Certified" Docket to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
For one hearing, April 1, 2004, the Mississippi Ass. Circuit Clerk, Melody Bradley, called the fit parents' attorney in Texas to tell her that the subpoenas to over 20 witnesses, including to Circuit Clerk M. L. Vines, would not be issued unless the parents overnighted over $450 to M. L. Vines, though all state and county officials are statutorily prohibited from charging for youth court summons. Melody Bradley later stated that Judge "Newt" Hudson had told her in the courtroom to charge for the summons. When calling the parent's attorney in Texas a day or two before the hearing, Melody Bradley said that the prosecutor, Vivian Brown-Toussaint, had directed her to call and relay the message about the money. The Circuit Clerk's office even put a member of the Adams County Mississippi Sheriff's Office, Jack Smith, who does nothing but serve process, and has an office in the Adams County Courthouse, on the horn, who said, yup, 'twas true that each witness served would cost the parents $25, even though the sheriff's office is recorded as saying, they've never charged for youth court summons. Law enforcement officials familiar with the case were among those summoned. Hmmm. It has been suggested that such shenanigans may qualify for the Conspiracy to Commit Extortion Under Color of Law prize, in the PlayLaw game. What thinkest thou?
We can't find a picture of prosecutor Vivian Brown-Toussaint, but if you email us one with authorization to publish, we will credit it to you.
- You may interview Vivian Brown-Toussaint, youth court prosecutor, who wrote a response to the Proposed Corrections to the Record, so it is assumed she once had them, (they were mailed to her from Texas). She was taped calling the attorney in Texas stating that a hearing had been set on the Proposed Corrections to the Record, and calling later to state that Judge Newt Hudson had un-set the hearing, notifying the attorney that the hearing on the Proposed Corrections to the Record, must be held in the Mississippi Supreme Court, which taint so. Vine's Toussaint and Hudson acted in concert to remove, conceal and perhaps destroy the parent's Proposed Corrections to the Record. Well, anyhoo, its gone.
- Oddly enough, over a year after Mrs. Brown-Toussaint filed a document labeled, Appellant's Proposed Corrections to the Record, though she is an experienced appellate attorney, and a Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record, Mr. Vines' office did not file that document on the docket, or maybe it wasn't filed at all? Mr. Vines decided to enter the filing of that document in the Certified and True Docket required by Mississippi Rules of Appellate Procedure about a year and a half later, over a year after the parents appealed. Why? Find out if anyone is worried about who might be going to the federal pen.
- While interviewing Mrs. Brown-Toussaint, you may ask her if she purposely mislabeled court documents as being from the opposing counsel to deceive the Mississippi Supreme Court, (Mrs. Brown-Toussaint was representing the Appellee Adams County Mississippi Court system) and if so, was she so directed by the presiding trial court judge, John "Newt" Hudson. Attorney Toussaint filed a document with Mississippi Circuit Clerk Vines styled "Appellant's Proposed Corrections to the Record" and Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record, though she is the Appellee. Okay, I know this is hard to follow.
- The non-resident Mom and Dad are the real Appellant's, person's appealing, and their Proposed Corrections to the Record and Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record have disappeared. Attorney Toussaint was once in possession of the missing court documents, and called the parent's attorney in Texas to tell the attorney of the date a hearing was set to hear the Parents' Proposed Corrections to the Record. Toussaint later used the interstate telephone wires to call and state that the hearing had been unset, and would be heard by the Mississippi Supreme Court, although the trial court is required by the Mississippi Rules of Appellate Procedure to hear those sort of things.
- Who would like to donate a prize to the cub reporter that discovers where the parents' Proposed Corrections to the Record and Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record are?
- The Mississippi Supreme Court was sent a copy of the real Proposed Corrections to the Record, and Qualified Certificate to the Accuracy of the Record, asking that they check to see if perhaps they were forwarded to them, but the Clerk's office of the Mississippi Supreme Court has not responded.
- Toussaint is not answering calls or email, about whether she really told Miss Melody in Binky's office to charge for the summons, or if she was being maligned by Judge Hudson and Mr. Bink and Miss Melody. Perhaps you can find out. The summons were never issued anyway, to either hearing, even though the check was sent from Texas as requested to cover the fraudulent charges for the July 10, 2003 hearing.
- Adams County Mississippi Circuit Clerk M. L. Vines office requested and received $150.00 from the attorney in Texas, for the subpoenas to the July hearing.
- Is that naughty? It has been suggested that such sneaky stuff may qualify for a federal extortion prosecution, or Conspiracy to Commit Receiving the Proceeds of Extortion. Vines' office gave the money back. Mr. Dan Wehr, Assistant Chief Division Counsel for the FBI in New Orleans, thinks that no judge will ever be prosecuted, even federally, for this stuff. What do you think? Could a person actually do time for that?
- Is that slander by Dan Wehr against Mississippi?
- For a more in-depth story, you might swim the river and interview
Vidalia, Louisiana
- Mr. Philip LeTard (really), court appointed attorney, presumably still on the State of Mississippi's payroll for the purpose of an appeal pending before the Mississippi Supreme Court. Says all he gets to do is "sit and watch". Ms. Mary Jo Woods, Special Assistant Attorney General for the State of Mississippi, is handling the appeal for the state of Mississippi for the Adams County Court, which makes one wonder why Mr. LeTard will be paid to show up in Mississippi. You may wish to ask why a Louisiana lawyer was appointed in a Mississippi court to represent a child that has never lived in Mississippi during the entire time that the Mississippi judge, Newt Hudson, and the Mississippi Department of Human Services, has had the audacity to claim the right to direct the child's upbringing since the kid's sophomore year of high school in New York. The Mom and Dad, professionals in their late 40's, said to be exemplary parents, even by the judge. Mr. LeTard referred under oath to the minor as "his child", though the kid's mom says she's never seen Mr. LeTard in the whole course of her life prior to March of 2003. Is that actionable character defamation by Mr. LeTard, to call someone else's' child his, though he has not be asked to submit to paternity testing?
- Mr. LeTard (really) says "To his knowledge", he hasn't a copy of Proposed Corrections to the Record, nor of the Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record, and refuses to answer calls to find if he may know where the documents are. You may want to ask Mr. LeTard if he has any idea how a letter from Circuit Judge Forrest "Al" Johnson got into the POO-137 court file, though he is not a party to the proceedings. Seems the non-resident attorney for the Mom and Dad filed criminal affidavits against Mr. LeTard, for among other things perjury, Subornation of Perjury, and Obstruction of Justice. The Circuit Judge, in whose court the criminal affidavits were not even filed, dismissed them without hearing from any witness, nor notifying the victims. Then, co-incidentally, his clerk, Circuit Clerk Binky Vines, happened to file a letter "To whom it may concern", stating that warrants would not issue against Mr. Vines, Judge Hudson, and others, in the super secret file that Mom, Dad, and any attorney for them are not to see.
- You want to find out....Judge Hudson stated on or about July 10, 2003 that there were no social services records in the POO-137 court file in M. L. Vines office, yet intake records are listed on the Docket as filed in the Circuit Clerk's office. Where did the Mississippi Department of Human Services and/or CASA intake reports filed in the Adams County Circuit Clerk's office on or about September 7, 2000 go to? Does Mr. LeTard know? Statute requires that all court records, including social services records be kept in the same file in Mr. Vines office.
Back to Natchez Mississippi (That's how following a story is, quit complaining. It's probably low blood sugar.)
- Our contributing foodie suggests the Magnolia Grill, Barbequed Shrimp, and Abita Springs Blackened Voodoo for lunch.
- Correction by contributors: Blackened Voodoo was a Dixie product, and was Katrina'd. There is now no dark beer at Magnolia Grill. Is that a misdemeanor?
On to the courthouse. You can't film adjacent to the courtroom without permission. You can wait outside.
Adams County Justice Court Judges, and Circuit Judge Forrest Johnson
- You want to find out why criminal affidavits for felony Obstruction of Justice, Interference with Service of Process, Perjury, Witness Intimidation and other criminals acts, were not assigned to a Justice Court Judge, nor ever set for hearing, as required by statute. Criminal Affidavits were sworn out on or about July18,2003 by an attorney against John "Newt" Hudson and attorneys Vivian Brown-Toussaint of Natchez, Mississippi, against Manfred Eidt CASA worker in Natchez, Mississippi, attorney Philip LeTard of Vidalia, Louisiana., and against Wilton Hoggatt of Wisner, Louisiana, who had aided and abetted for profit sex offender's Andrew Allbritton's Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution for Aggravated Incest committed against an eight year old child, for period in excess of five years, at the time of filing of the Criminal Affidavits.
- You may start with Mississippi Circuit Judge Forrest "Al" Johnson, who wrote a letter "To whom it may concern", concerning non-prosecution of listed public officials, even though the documents stated that many of the acts were documented on audiotape and videotape. Tell him you are concerned, and would like a copy of the letter.
- Mr. Martin, Natchez, Mississippi City Prosecutor is another possibility, as he is thought to have orchestrated the presentation of the affidavits that were filed in the Justice Court of Adams County to a Mississippi Circuit Judge.
- The two Adams County Mississippi Justice Court Judges would be other candidates for interviewing, as they are thought to be statutorily required to docket hearing on criminal Affidavits in their court.
- Can a judge hear a criminal charge against his own clerk? And what is Misprision of Felony, anyway?
Enough of Natchez....If you want the real scoop, head over to ....
Wisner and Winnsboro Louisiana 
- District Attorney William R. “Billy” Coenen, Jr. Fifth Judicial District of Louisiana, or
- Johnny Booth, Assistant District Attorney. Why do they refuse to prosecute Wilton E. Hoggatt of Wisner, Louisiana or Daphne Allbritton Woods of Monroe, Louisiana for Conspiracy to Aid and Abet Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution for Third Offense Driving While Intoxicated and Aggravated Incest, Witness Intimidation, and Conspiracy to Obstruct the Orderly Administration of Justice committed in his district, even though according to Sheriff's Investigator
- Tim Pylant of the Franklin Parish Sheriff's Office, Ass. DA Johnny Booth listened to audio taped telephone conversations of pharmacist Tessa Hoggatt Albritton of Haughton, Louisiana, the fugitive's niece, and of Wilton Hoggatt, of Wisner, Louisiana concerning Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt's assistance for profit for years to the fugitive? John Booth had spoken with the parents of the sexual assault victim for years, and refused to summon bank records of Wilton E. Hoggatt, even though four of Wilton Hoggatt's relatives had related in detail four years about Hoggatt's boasts concerning his assistance to the fugitive, and how he "didn't give a damn about the FBI", and "To Hell with the FBI!"
Are "To Hell with the FBI!" fighting words spoken by W. E. Hoggatt, or does the phrase constitute free speech protected by the First Amendment?
While interviewing prosecutors and law enforcement officials in Franklin Parish Louisiana, try to ascertain if the fugitive was being used by any governmental agency as a drug informer, and if a sexual assault victim has a right to know if their assailant is participating in a Witness Protection Program.
- For added color, you may wish to find the Paul Harvey slot about Wisner or Franklin Parish Louisiana. Mr. Wilton Hoggatt said that Wisner was featured as the town with the highest incidence of drug addiction in the nation. Is that true? If not, is that slander by Mr. Hoggatt or Mr. Harvey? Where did he get his information?
- While in Louisiana, and on Paul Harvey, you might step over to Vidalia, Mississippi, and try to ascertain if 'tis true that that Concordia Parish was featured by Paul Harvey as the United States county with the most dead bodies turning up unexplained. (It's hard to explain when you are daid.) If you do go to Vidalia, stay at the Comfort Suites on the River, my favorite hotel in America. The builder talking about the logistics of building right on the River would make a lovely interview. I was fascinated, anyway. Miss Leona makes the best breakfast this side of the Excelsior Hotel, and is the author of the Miss Leona Rule of Discipline, which comports with the first rule of criminal corrections, "It's not the severity of punishment that serves as a deterrent, but the certainty."
- Franklin Parish Sheriff Steve Pylant. I'm warning you, I wouldn't walk in to talk with Sheriff with a camera, unless I had an armed federal marshal with me, or the whole journalism department from LSU or Ole Miss. Our paralegal was sent, after we knew that the FPSO was, um, fudging about their investigation.
The Sheriff showed up at the Clerk of Court's office and watched the Texas CCAP paralegal check land records to document the sale of the real property that was sold to finance Uncle A.J.'s Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution for Aggravated Incest.
The Sheriff's office is not in the same building as the Clerk of Court. Then when the legal assistant went to the SO to check bond records, he discovered that the fugitive was bailed out on the charge of DUI second, though it was at least his fourth DWI in that parish alone.
The legal assistant was refused inspection of public records when he was trying to ascertain who set, and who paid the bond. The Sheriff was in his office, and wouldn't show his face. He didn't know that the Texas paralegal had seen a picture of him, prior to coming to the Clerk's office where the land records are, so he didn't know the had been seen watching. The sheriff told the secretary to tell paralegal that if he wanted anything further, he would have to talk to the assistant DA, Johnny Booth.
Assistant DA Johnny Booth, according to Tim Pylant, the sheriff's brother, had listened to the audiotapes supplied by attorney who was working with the sexual assault victim's parents, of Wilton Hoggatt and Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton. Tim Pylant stated at least twice on audiotape that he checked the land records, and that the sexual assault happened after the transfer of the 80 acres, and gave a fraudulent date, that he said he got from the deeds. He was not telling the truth. Why?
The Monroe FBI office was contacted before sending the legal assistant, to see if an Agent would accompany the attorney to inspect the bond records, after Sheriff Pylant, was, well unpleasant to the attorney in Texas, when she requested information that is thought to be public record.
You want to find out,
- How did the Louisiana Sheriff know that the Texas CCAP legal assistant was coming that morning? Did anyone in Cal Sieg's office inform him?
- Did anyone in the Monroe FBI office have anything to do with the Mississippi summons not being issued, including to Agent Songer.
Wilton Hoggatt, Mamae Hoggatt, Isaiah Hoggatt, and Noah Hoggatt all committed perjury on the Mississippi court record to protect Wilton Hoggatt. Donna Hoggatt Rombs gave fraudulent information to the Mississippi Department of Human Services and to CASA Guardian ad Litem, Manfred Eidt. The fraudulent statements were all intentional, known to be false, and material to the case, and made for the purpose of obstruction of justice and witness intimidation. Pharmacist Tessa Hoggatt Albritton contributed to the character defamation. All of these persons were aware that Eric and Victoria Hoggatt had encouraged those harboring the sex offender to desist for years, and that they had offered to serve as state and federal witnesses against Wilton Hoggatt, for assisting the Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution for Aggravated Incest, prior to any hearing in the Mississippi court. All the persons who committed perjury in behalf of the persons harboring the sex offender were outraged at Eric and Hoggatt's assistance to law enforcement officials and to the sexual assault survivor and her family.
According to Donna Hoggatt Rombs, Agent Nathan Songer of the FBI had actually warned Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt of the family members' offer of assistance and willingness to testify, and assured them they wouldn't get in any trouble for Aiding and Abetting after Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt told Agent Songer everything they had done for the fugitive.
- The sex offender, A.J. Allbritton, the man in the know about Wilton Hoggatt's sending him money, and of Wilton Hoggatt, Mamae Hoggatt, and Daphne Woods lying to FBI to defame the character of the sexual assault victim and her family, and was by then, in Sheriff Pylant's jail facility. Attorney for the minor in the related Mississippi Petition for Release of Records and Inspection of Records, writes the District Attorney to request the perps presence at the hearing on the Petition for Release of Records in order to document the perjury committed by Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt to Obstruct Justice. The District Attorney has no idea what the procedure is to get a perp subpoenaed and transported to testify in court in a related matter.
- Do you?
Tired of the Natchez area? Head for the Commonwealth of
Virginia!
Danville, Fancy Gap, or Martinsville, Virginia
- Craig Johnson, who may be found at the discount dry cleaners in Danville or Martinsville. ($1.75 Cleaners?) You want to find out if the idea of charging his estranged wife a week after she left him, with Attempted Murder by poisoning, was his idea , or was the idea of his father,
- Warren Johnson of Fancy Gap, Virginia and Tucson, Arizona, who stated that he would do whatever it took, and spend whatever it took, to "See the bitch buried under the jail". If you are able to interview Mr. Warren Johnson, or his wife Dorothy Weiss Johnson, see if you can get on videotape the details of his poisoning of a relative's two stock dogs with anti-freeze, or if you can get him to state his ant-environmental views, such as his oft repeated "Nuke the Whales" statement about "I could drink this much DDT and it wouldn't hurt me. I could drink this much arsenic, and it wouldn't hurt me."
Co-incidentally, Craig Johnson thinks "it tasted like arsenic", when the mummy dog tried to get him.
Check at Doe Run Condominiums in Fancy Gap, Virginia. Finding them in Tucson, Arizona will be up to you, investigative reporter!
..
The Mississippi Supreme Court was sent a copy of Dr. Hoggatt's Proposed Corrections to the Record and the Qualified Certificate as to the Accuracy of the Record, asking that they check to see if perhaps they were forwarded to them, but they have not responded. Which leads us back to ....
Bienvenue a Louisianne!
Monroe, Louisiana
Daphnie Allbritton Woods used to work at Brookshire's. She funneled the money to her brother, the Aggravated Incest fugitive, in Texas and/or Mexico for years, from Wilton Hoggatt, at least that's what Wilton Hoggatt said. You want to find out, why did a federal judge come down to the McAllen, Texas Heart Hospital and bond the fellow out on his own recognizance, and post no guard, and personally call Daphne Woods from Texas about the fugitive, seven years after the offense?*
Does being on America's Most Wanted and the FBI's Most Wanted Fugitives List count for nothing?
While you are in Monroe, may as well interview Special Agent Songer, and his boss, Special Agent in Charge, Cal Seig.
to ask them why didn't they act on four family members statements as to Daphne Woods and Wilton Hoggatt's assistance to the fugitive?
Did Agent Songer really say, as Donna Hoggatt Rombs asserts, "What kind of son would turn his own father in to the FBI!?, and assure them that nothing would happen to Wilton and Mamae Hoggatt? Did the Wilton Hoggatts of Wisner, Louisiana really tell him about cash, and saddles, and contact, and did he really assure them that they would "never get in any trouble, as long as they did nothing further"? IF not, did Rombs and Albritton commit criminal defamation of character against Agent Songer?
Against their own parents?
See if you can find out what Agent Songer did with the audiotapes sent him of Wilton Hoggatt and Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton, and if Cal Seig and/or Dan Wehr listened to them.
*Since Welcome 2 Texas! began filming, Mrs. Woods died. You can ask her children, if you like.
Haughton and Shreveport
Find out if pharmacist Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton would be guilty of Misprision of Felony, if she knew her dad was assisting a fugitive sex offender's Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution for profit, and she had part ownership in the land that Wilton Hoggatt swapped for his assistance. She says that Agent Nathan Songer was told everything that her folks were doing to assist the fugitive and that he assured them that they would never get in trouble for anything, but warned them to stop. Is that actionable Defamation of Character committed against Agent Songer?
Aunt Tessa also assisted her nephew and Dad in cobbling together some really nasty rumors on her brother, who had offered to serve as a federal witness, that were later believed to have been told to the County Court of Adams County Mississippi in protected juvenile hearings. Those untrue and defamatory little tales got to the FBI agent, too, who said that the nasty little rumors fabricated for the occasion would cloud Tessa's brother's testimony so that he wouldn't be considered a credible witness.
You think that's bad, the fugitive's niece also knew about her parents assistance to the fugitive, and benefited from it by inheriting from her mom,
but Donna Hoggatt Rombs went two steps further. She agreed over interstate wires to receive a 16 year old , to board him for her father, when he asked for her help, and then showed up in Mississippi to defame her brother's character, and was furious at both the brother and his wife for offering to serve as federal witnesses.
New Orleans
A very interesting interview, maybe Dave Chappelle can do it, since he is interested in getting in touch with reality, is Dan Wehr.
Have we got the right Dan Wehr? The Dan Wehr you are looking for, silly, is the one that was sort of famous for having the rare privilege of
testifying against the Justice Department in a Congressional hearing. Why?
Is he the same one that is "almost- all- white"?
Is the Daily Republican's published statement defamatory about Agent Wehr? Is the United States Justice Department depiction of Agent Wehr as an
"aiip" actionable libel? Does it matter if he has long arms?
Wow!! Agent Wehr, who seems to be a very pleasant fellow, was involved in Ruby Ridge, Chinagate, and now Welcome to Texas!
Well, anyhoo, you want to find out.
- When the attorney in Texas requested both the sex offender and Agent Songer subpoenaed to the Mississippi April 1, 2003 hearing, why was there no response by the FBI?
- Did any agent of the FBI contact or were contacted by any party to the Adams County Court (Mississippi) hearing?
- Manfred Eidt, CASA guardian ad litem, stated under sworn oath that he had contacted Agent Songer on or before March 28, 2003, and that Agent Songer assured him that Wilton Hoggatt would never be investigated nor prosecuted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Assistant Chief Division Counsel stated on audiotape that Agent Songer has no record of ever speaking with Manfred Eidt. Who is telling the truth?
- According to Deputy Circuit Clerk Melody Bradley, John "Newt" Hudson, Adams County Judge and prosecutor Vivian Brown-Toussaint, told her to not issue the summons to the April 1, 2003 hearing. I think she may have been summoned!
- According to the lady in the video, Judge Hudson specifically and personally ordered summons not issued to the July 10, 2003 hearing, after having his docketing secretary, Jeanine Wickham use the interstate telephone lines to advise an attorney in Texas for the parents, that he would tell the Circuit Clerk to issue the summons, on or about July 8, 2003.
- As an aside, FBI agent Daniel Wehr's testimony before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee disputed then U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno's oft-quoted assertions of a vigorous investigation in Chinagate in a rare public airing of friction between the FBI and its parent Justice Department. Wehr told the committee that the initial lead attorney in the inquiry, Laura Ingersoll, told the agents they should ''not pursue any matter related to solicitation of funds for access to the president. The reason given was, 'That's the way the American political process works. Agent Wehr said to the Congressional committee, " I was scandalized by that''.
- You may wish to inquire of Agent Wehr why he was not scandalized by protection of one of his brother FBI agents over the UFAP warrant for Aggravated Incest committed against an 8 year old child.
- The FBI not only refused to assist in request that the perp (who was then a guest in the Franklin County (Winnsboro, Louisiana) jailhouse) attend a April 1, 2003 hearing thirty miles away in Natchez, MS, but would not respond to calls to see if Agent Songer, who was subpoenaed, would attend.
- Find out if Agent Wehr assisted in Interference with Service of Process. Wilton Hoggatt, Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton, Donna Hoggatt Rombs, Warren Johnson, Craig Johnson, and Agent Songer were all summoned. Mississippi Adams County Judge John Hudson instructed Adams County Circuit Clerk M.L. "Binky" Vines not to issue the summons.
- Inquire if Agent Wehr hindered those subpoenas' issuance in any way, or had anything to do with Agent Songer's and Wilton Hoggatt non attendance at the hearing.
- Adams County Mississippi Judge Hudson was required by statute to himself ensure, by subpoena or otherwise, that Wilton Hoggatt attend hearings in person held in his courtroom on or about March 6, 2003, April 1, 2003. Wilton Hoggatt is believed to have attended none of them. For a certainty, he was not present March 6, 2003, April 1, 2003, though he was living with two of his grandsons that perjured themselves outrageously in his behalf, said he was "feeling good" that day, and .
- Is documented by admission on audiotape that Assistant Chief Division Counsel Wehr told Cal Seig and his subordinates to quit talking to the attorney who was requesting the presence of Agent Songer by subpoena to the Adams County Court hearing April 1, 2003.
- subpoena being issued to both Agent Songer and to the Aggravated Incest perp, Sheriff.
- It is documented that Sheriff Steve Pylant refused access to public bond records, and watched a Texas paralegal do title work the County Clerk's office in Winnsboro. Find out from Dan Wehr, Cal Seig, or Nathan Songer who told the sheriff that the paralegal was coming. The Monroe FBI office was asked for protection, for an agent to accompany the Texas attorney or paralegal that was going to seek to view the public records, since the sheriff had refused access to public records earlier.
- Agent Songer had been sent audiotapes of Tessa Hoggatt Allbritton, the perp's niece, and of Wilton Hoggatt, the perp's brother in law, discussing Wilton Hoggatt and Daphne Allbritton Wood's aiding and abetting after the fact the Aggravated Incest, by purposely and materially assisting Allbritton's Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution.
- On the audiotape, Tessa Albritton states that Wilton Hoggatt "told the FBI everything", and the FBI wasn't going do anything to Wilton Hoggatt, if he did "nothing further". Find out if Agent Wehr listened to those audiotapes.
- Find out if it was a coincidence that the fugitive was apprehended after six years at exactly the time the folks were ratting out Agent Songer and the Franklin Parish Sheriff's office for asserting on audiotape that the land was purchased prior to the arrest for Aggravated Incest, which was not true.
- Ask him if 'That's the way the American political process works'. Tell him you are scandalized.
- Extra credit: Name the statute that required Judge Hudson to have the child's alleged 'custodian' present in person.
While you're on Interstate 10,
Head for the Valley. There is only one valley, the Rio Grande!
Speaking of Mc Allen, Texas, who'd like to talk to the border folks and see if they were looking for Andrew J. Allbritton, Jr. because members of the Tyler Junior College American Government 2305 class alerted border law enforcement officials on both sides, in English and Spanish, that he was believed to be in the area? Find out if the Tyler Junior College American Government 2305 class members qualify for a reward.
- Mississippi Supreme Court
Houston Area
See if you can get an interview with Ronnie J. Rombs and Donna Hoggatt Rombs of Ronnie Rombs Quarter Horses. Requests can be made to P.O. Box 1871, Alvin, TX 77512 USA, or phone 281-331-1854. Donna Rombs is the niece of the late Andrew Allbritton. She stated on or about November 20, 2002, that "the FBI agent", presumably Special Agent Nathan Songer, "sat in my parents' living room (Wisner, Louisiana) and said 'What kind of son would turn his own father in to the FBI!'", and promised Mae and Wilton Hoggatt that they would never get in any trouble for sending the fugitive beaucoup d'argent in exchange for 80 acres of Franklin Parish soil, where Wilton Hoggatt raises "Coach Hoggatt's" quarter horses.
Both pharmacist Tessa Hoggatt Albritton and Donna Hoggatt Rombs stated that Wilton Hoggatt told the FBI "everything".
"Everything" that that Wilton Hoggatt was doing to assist the fugitive included but was not limited to,
- Wilton Hoggatt spread to anyone who would listen that the 8 year old aggravated Incest victim was not related to Andrew Allbritton, the perp, a statement intentionally fabricated to mislead law enforcement officers.
- Wilton Hoggatt insistently repeated the "bastard" fabrication to Agent Nathan Songer of the Monroe FBI. Finally the mom said, "Do you want me to supply DNA, Nathan!?"
- The making of fraudulent statements to the FBI and in the community by the "bastardization" of the victim, was presumably for the purpose of interfering with the orderly administration of justice. If A.J. Allbritton was not the child's grandfather, he could not be guilty of Aggravated Incest.
- Wilton Hoggatt additionally told anyone who would listen in the community that the parents of the victim fabricated the story about the sexual assault to "get A.J.'s land".
- Wilton Hoggatt told that fabrication to Noah Hoggatt, who spread it to others, and was recorded on audiotape defending the poor fugitive.
- The inference was that if enough potential jurors heard these fabrications, A. J. may escape conviction, should he be apprehended.
- Wilton Hoggatt agreed to purchase 80 acres, giving Andrew J. Allbritton, Jr., then wanted for Aggravated Incest committed in Louisiana in 1996 $29,000 to assist his Interstate and International Flight to Avoid Prosecution, and agreed to send him annual payments in Mexico.
- Wilton Hoggatt sent the fugitive an amount believed to be $10,000 per year for years, and was doing so when the Mississippi judge purported to alter custody of New York child. In 2000, Wilton Hoggatt said he had one more payment to make.
- Donna Hoggatt Rombs said in the above referenced conversation, that after Wilton Hoggatt told the FBI agent 'everything' that "the FBI agent sat in my parents' [Wilton Hoggatt of Wisner, Louisiana] living room, and said "What kind of son would turn his own father in to the FBI!", and promised that nothing would ever happen to Wilton Hoggatt, that he would not even be investigated. Really no need of investigation, anyway, since four family members had been telling Nathan for years where he could obtain a current address for the fugitive [Daphne Allbritton Woods of Monroe, Louisiana, who was sending the money to Allbritton in Texas and or/Mexico, from Wilton Hoggatt.
- In August of 2000, an attorney in New York specifically asked Ronnie Rombs by interstate telephone if he had heard of any sort of abuse, physical or otherwise of Eric Hoggatt's kids. He was sure he hadn't. He was asked to inquire of his wife, Donna Hoggatt Rombs, and she was sure she hadn't. Yet within two weeks, she appeared in Natchez, Mississippi to testify to the Mississippi Department of Human Services otherwise, and to attempt to obtain custody of her own brother's child, though she knew her brother and his wife to some of the nicest persons she had ever known.
- Donna Hoggatt Rombs and Ronnie Rombs both knew of Wilton Hoggatt's assistance to the fugitive, and of the offer of her brother, Dr. Hoggatt and his wife to serve as state and federal witnesses against Wilton Hoggatt to aid in the apprehension of the fugitive, prior to assisting her parents to mislead the Mississippi Department of Human Services and the Adams County Youth Court in August and September of 2000, presumably to assist her parents' evasion of prosecution for Aiding and Abetting After the Fact and for Obstruction of Justice.
- Rombs also assisted her parents evasion of prosecution for Aiding and Abetting After the Fact, by spreading about insinuations defaming the character of the victim's parents. "Do you think one time with A.J. caused all these problems? "Has it ever occurred to you that maybe her father is doing something that...?"
- Donna Rombs knew that her sister in law had written Wilton and Mae Allbritton Hoggatt a letter in November of 1998 urging them to desist assisting the fugitive, and to assist the FBI to locate him before he hurt another little girl.
- Rombs was outraged, stating, "I can not believe you had the audacity to comment on my parents' behavior!"
- Rombs also knew of her brother's writing a letter to Wilton Hoggatt in the summer of 2000 urging that he desist from harboring the fugitive, and that Wilton Hoggatt assist the family of the assault victim, prior to any hearing in the Mississippi Court.
- If Rombs is telling the truth, all parties who perjured themselves and intentionally provided false information to investigators, did so after learning that Dr. Hoggatt and his wife had offered to serve as federal witnesses against Wilton and Mae Hoggatt.
- Rombs knew that the assault survivor had attempted suicide at age 14, after she learned of her relatives' and law enforcement assistance to the fugitive. Psychologist called it "A cry for help".
- Rombs' defamation of character of both the family of the assault victim, and of her brother and sister in law was purposefully and maliciously done, known to be false. Rombs contribution to the conspiracy did successfully cloud the reliability of Dr. Hoggatt in the mind of Agent Songer.
- Songer so stated in October of 2000 to the mother of the sexual assault victim, and on audiotape after the suicide attempt by the assault survivor.
- Assuming that Donna Hoggatt Rombs knew of her parents' purchase of the 80 acres sold in Louisiana to finance her uncle's Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution, knew of her brother and sister in law's offer of assistance to law enforcement, and of their contact with and assistance to the family of the assault victim, and subsequently came into the Natchez, Mississippi courtroom with the express intention of making false and defamatory statements to damage the reputation of potential federal witnesses, and for the purpose of intimidating or punishing her brother's offer of assistance to law enforcement, is she likely to be prosecuted?
- If so, where and by whom?
- Is it significant that Donna Hoggatt Rombs inherited part of the 80 acres sold in Louisiana to finance her uncle's Interstate Flight to Avoid Prosecution, and served as co-executor of the estate that transferred the interest, after being informed that Allbritton had been recorded on audiotape stating, "Tell Wilton I need the rest of the money he owes me"? What is Misprision of a Felony?
