Oklahoma wrongful termination lawsuits over suppressed Narconon report

wolfbane · Aug 19, 2014

LAWSUIT: OKLAHOMA OFFICIALS HID WRONGDOING AT SCIENTOLOGY DRUG REHAB
http://tonyortega.org/2014/08/19/oklahoma/

Kim Poff An explosive lawsuit has been filed by a former Oklahoma state inspector general who says she was fired because, in part, she found evidence of illegal wrongdoing at Scientology’s drug rehab that her bosses then told her to hide. Kimberly Poff was Inspector General at Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ...

Lawsuit alleges state suppressed Narconon report, fired investigators
http://www.tulsaworld.com/homepagel...cle_fd684bc6-6684-510d-a217-5e3e6bce5d0e.html

The state Department of Mental Health "buried" an inspector general's report recommending that Narconon Arrowhead be shut down after three patients died there, according to two lawsuits against the agency. ...

Incredulicide · Aug 19, 2014

If ever there was something wikileaks should get hold of, this report is it.

RightOn · Aug 19, 2014

"her bosses then told her to hide"

TODAY IS AUG. 19TH 2014
THIS IS WHY THEY ARE STILL OPEN

BigBeard · Aug 19, 2014

DAMN!

I hope every lawyer involved in a lawsuit against Arrowhead and newspaper in the country files a subpoena or FOIA request for this suppressed report!

BigBeard

RightOn · Aug 19, 2014

sorry for being a dumb ass, but can parents or family now sue the state?
Or were they already doing that?

RightOn · Aug 19, 2014

raising a glass of wine right now to Kimberly Poff .

Random guy · Aug 19, 2014

Oh, I remember there were some people fired in Oklahoma in connection with the Narconon case. Now this looks interesting!

RightOn · Aug 19, 2014

"Her finalized report on the investigation was submitted by the fall of 2012."
RAGE!!!!

Random guy · Aug 19, 2014

Poff's lawyer:

She says that Poff was motivated to file the lawsuit because she wanted to see justice done for the families of the patients who died at Narconon Arrowhead

Hero

peterstorm · Aug 19, 2014

Shut them down already!

wolfbane · Aug 19, 2014

Narconon Investigators Sue Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse
http://www.news9.com/story/26319970...partment-of-mental-health-and-substance-abuse

OKLAHOMA CITY - Investigators say the Scientology-based drug treatment center Narconon Arrowhead, located on Lake Eufaula, violated numerous state laws and should be shut down. But they also say the Oklahoma State Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse hid the results of that investigation, and did nothing. ...

No News9 video ATM, but they usually add one after the story airs on the evening broadcast.

Incredulicide · Aug 19, 2014

wolfbane said: ↑

Narconon Investigators Sue Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse
http://www.news9.com/story/26319970...partment-of-mental-health-and-substance-abuse

Currently http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcon...n_Arrowhead.2C_Oklahoma.2C_US_.282009-2012.29 says
In August 2013, Inspector General Kim Poff, and investigator Michael DeLong, of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, who had been investigating the deaths which had taken place at Narconon, had their employment terminated. No reason was given for the termination, but the investigators' attorney claimed (after the termination of their employment) that the two were wrongfully fired, saying: "Their termination, in part, relates to the Narconon Investigation".

Would the news9.com story be a good source for updating that paragraph?

peterstorm · Aug 19, 2014

wolfbane said: ↑

Narconon Investigators Sue Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse
http://www.news9.com/story/26319970...partment-of-mental-health-and-substance-abuse

No News9 video ATM, but they usually add one after the story airs on the evening broadcast.

video is up.

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

Tulsa World: Lawsuits allege state suppressed Narconon report, fired investigators
http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/cour...cle_fd684bc6-6684-510d-a217-5e3e6bce5d0e.html

The state Department of Mental Health “buried” an inspector general’s report recommending that Narconon Arrowhead be shut down after three patients died there, two lawsuits against the agency claim.

The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services fired its inspector general, Kim Poff, and an investigator, Michael DeLong, last year after they objected to the agency’s withholding of the Narconon report, the lawsuits state.

Agency leaders, including Commissioner Terri White, “buried the report, recommendations and findings of Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong because the Department did not want to get involved with litigation involving the Church of Scientology,” the lawsuit alleges.

It notes that Narconon Arrowhead has “significant financial backing” from the Church of Scientology.

Poff sued the agency for wrongful termination, civil conspiracy and other claims in Oklahoma County District Court on Aug. 4. DeLong filed a similar suit on July 30.
Both lawsuits name White, the department’s chief executive officer; Durand Crosby, chief operating officer; Cratus Dewayne Moore, general counsel; and Ellen Buettner, director of human resources for the agency. They also name the state and the board of directors for the Department of Mental Health.

The department did not respond Tuesday to a request for comment on the lawsuits’ allegations.

Rachel Bussett, an attorney representing Poff and DeLong, said their investigative report recommending that Narconon be closed was submitted to the Department of Mental Health in the fall of 2012. She said the two “were told to make changes (in the report) by top leadership” but refused to do so.

“They wouldn’t fall in line and do what they were told. … They didn’t toe the company line. They were retaliated against for speaking out about wrongdoing.”

Bussett said Poff has since been hired by another state agency, the Department of Human Services, where she formerly worked.

“I don’t believe DHS would have hired her back if they thought there was merit” to her firing by the Department of Mental Health, Bussett said.

Narconon Arrowhead is located on the shores of Lake Eufaula near Canadian, northeast of McAlester. The facility can house up to 200 patients, known in the program as students.

Narconon Arrowhead is the flagship branch of an international drug-rehabilitation organization rooted in the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. The program’s unorthodox treatment includes five-hour daily sauna sessions and large doses of niacin — vitamin B3. Additionally, patients go through training based on Hubbard’s teachings.

A multiagency investigation of Narconon Arrowhead began after Stacy Dawn Murphy, 20, died from a drug overdose at the facility in July 2012. Her death followed the deaths of patients Gabriel Graves in 2011 and Hillary Holten in 2012.

“Ms. Poff and her investigators determined that Narconon violated numerous state laws and recommended that the facility be shut down by ODMHSAS,” Poff’s lawsuit states. “Despite this recommendation and the finalization of the reports, leadership at ODMHSAS … had Ms. Poff repeatedly advise the board of directors for ODMHSAS that the investigation was still pending.

“Ms. Poff believed that by not releasing the report, the ODMHSAS failed to protect the interest of Oklahomans at the facilities in the past, present and future. We believe this position played significantly into the decision of the department to terminate her employment along with the employment of one of her investigators,” the lawsuit states.

The Tulsa World has requested a copy of Poff’s final report on Narconon Arrowhead.

A spokesman for the Department of Mental Health has said the agency turned over its findings related to the investigation to state Attorney General Scott Pruitt’s office.

Aaron Cooper, a spokesman for Pruitt, said in an email that “the AG’s office doesn’t typically confirm investigations.”

The World reported Sunday that a multicounty grand jury is investigating the facility and has called state officials and at least one former Narconon Arrowhead executive, Eric Tenorio, to testify. The investigation reportedly revolves around insurance fraud.

Following a raid on its Georgia office last year, Narconon agreed to surrender its license there to avoid criminal prosecution. State investigators uncovered nearly $3 million in alleged insurance fraud by Narconon of Georgia, according to news reports.

In Oklahoma, 10 lawsuits have been filed in Pittsburg County District Court alleging wrongful deaths of Narconon patients, negligence, fraud and other claims against the drug rehabilitation facility. Claims include that staff members were trading drugs for sex with patients and that the facility failed to provide medical treatment and oversight, leading to patient deaths.

Following the deaths at Arrowhead, state lawmakers passed legislation touted as giving the state more authority to regulate the facility.

After the law changed, Narconon Arrowhead sought certification as a residential substance abuse treatment center but withdrew its application before Department of Mental Health site visits. The facility has now applied for certification as a substance abuse halfway house, defined by state law as one that provides “low intensity substance abuse treatment in a supportive living environment to facilitate the individual’s reintegration into the community.”

Ziva Branstetter 918-581-8306

ziva.branstetter@tulsaworld.com

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

Kimberly Poff v. Oklahoma Dept Mental Health: Petition w Exhibits
http://www.scribd.com/doc/237238438/Kimberly-Poff-v-Oklahoma-Dept-Mental-Health-Petition-w-Exhibits

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

Michael DeLong v Oklahoma Mental Health: Petition
http://www.scribd.com/doc/237238599/Michael-DeLong-v-Oklahoma-Mental-Health-Petition

RolandRB · Aug 19, 2014

This gets very interesting. I guess it might be easier for the families of the victims to sue the state of Oklahoma to get recompense rather than Narconon. It seems to me, based on the limited information I am looking at, that it was the state of Oklahoma that were informed about the shortcomings of the Narconon program there but decided, nonetheless, to allow that group to function. It looks to me that there was some sort of conspiracy to accomplish this. If the state of Oklahoma had been diligent in their duties then they would have closed the place. Instead, they seem to have been diligent in the opposite direction and decided to support the place to the end that three people lost their lives. Surely the state is the correct and best agency to sue. Maybe individual officiers within that agency could be personally liable if they can be shown to have rejected official recommendations.

It kind of reminds my about the church of Scientology at 146 Queen Victoria Street in the City of London. I see they take in a few million British pounds a year through their operation. I would think that the only reason people feel safe in handing over those fixed donations is that they are sure they are giving to a legitimate charitable cause and that they feel bolstered in their certainty by the official endorsement given them by the City of London Corporation in opposing the Charities Commission decision that the Church of Scientology is not for the public benefit. I am sure most people would trust in the good offices of the City of London Corporation and take it as their endorsement that the Church of Scientology there legitimately receives 80% non-domestic (charitable) rates relief because it is a charity and a cause worth supporting.

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

[Adding some detail from the Petition.]

Kimberly Poff v. Oklahoma Dept Mental Health: Petition w Exhibits

http://www.scribd.com/doc/237238438/Kimberly-Poff-v-Oklahoma-Dept-Mental-Health-Petition-w-Exhibits

37. Poff, as an Inspector General with ODMHSAS, has legitimate knowledge of acomplaints against NARCONON Arrowhead, a drug treatment facility affiliated with the Church of Scientology, which operates in the McAlester area and is licensed by the State of Oklahoma ODMHSAS.

38. Ms. Poff & Mr. DeLong, were tasked with investigating complaints arising out of the death ofthe individuals who were in the drug treatment at the Oklahoma NARCONON Facility.

39. As a result of their investigation, Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong determined that the NARCONON facility violated numerous state laws and recommended to leadership that the facility be shut down by ODMHSAS. Ms. PofPs report to Leadership was finalized in the summer/fall of2012.

40. Despite the finalization ofthis report, Leadership atODMHSAS including Terri White, Dewayne Moore, Durand Crosby and/or Ellen Buettner attempted tohide the findings of Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong by telling Ms. Poff to advise the Board of Directors for ODMHSAS that the report and investigation were still pending
41. On information and belief. Leadership at ODMHSAS including Terri White, Dewayne Moore, Durand Crosby and/or Ellen Buettner buried the report, recommendations and findings of Ms. Poff & Mr. DeLong because the Department did not want to get involved with litigation involving the Church of Scientology.
42. Ms. Poff & Mr. DeLong were very vocal in 2012 and 2013 about their objection to ODMHSAS's decision to bury the report and Ms. Poff believes her objection to the decision to bury the findings of the NARCONON investigation directly relate to her termination by the Department.
43. No reason was given for Mr. DeLong's termination. In a letter received from the attorney for ODMHSAS, the Department claimed that Mr. DeLong attempted to intimidate a witness.

44.The alleged act of intimidation arose out of Mr.DeLong standing in the back of the room at a training seminar where the "witness," who was an employee of ODMHSAS, was putting on a training class.

45. The "witness" in question was on suspension from ODMHSAS. On information and belief, the "witness" was the only employee of ODMHSAS, during the tenure of Ms.Poff or Mr. DeLong, to be allowed to work or to teach such a seminar while also on suspension for suspected illegal conduct.

46. The investigation into the sexual harassment involving the suspended employee "witness" was allegedly being conducted by an outside party because of a long standing friendship between Ms. Poff and the employee victim of sexual harassment.

47. Ms. Poff asked for the independent investigation toinsure that her friendship did not act to bias the outcome of the investigation. Therefore, neither Ms. Poff nor her employees, including Mr. DeLong, were investigators on this sexual harassment case.

48. Mr. DeLong's mere act of being in a room with an alleged offender, when he was not acting in his capacity as an investigator in the sexual harassment case and he was merely observing the training, do not rise to the level of witness intimidation.

49. The conduct of Mr. DeLong, if wrongful in any manner, does not rise to the level of termination given his past history of stellar performance within the Department and supports the determination tha tthe termination of DeLong was pretextual.

50. Further, no complaints were made to Mr. DeLong's Supervisor Kim Poff regarding any alleged wrongdoing by him in the course and scope of an investigation.

51.Given that Ms. Poff was Mr. DeLong's direct supervisor, it is also easy to infer that the firing of Mr. DeLong was directly related to the firing of Ms. Poff, which is also wrongful and illegal in violation of state and federal law.

52. Contemporaneously herewith, Mr. DeLong has also filed a petition against all named Defendants herein for wrongful termination, gender/sex and age discrimination, retaliation, negligence, conspiracy and any and all other causes of action which are relevant under the circumstances.

53. Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong adamantly deny any claim that he attempted to intimidate a witness and claims that the ODMHSAS fired him in an attempt to cover up an ongoing pattern of wrongful conduct occurring within the Department.

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

[Adding some detail from the Petition.]

Michael DeLong v Oklahoma Mental Health: Petition

http://www.scribd.com/doc/237238599/...ealth-Petition

28. Mr. DeLong and his supervisor, Ms. Poff, were tasked with investigating complaints arising out of the death of three individuals who were in the drug treatment at the Oklahoma NARCONON Facility.

29. As a result of their investigation, Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong determined that the NARCONON facility violated numerous state laws and recommended that the facility be shut down by ODMHSAS. This report was finalized in the summer/fall of2012.

30. Despite the finalization of this report, Leadership at ODMHSAS including Terry White, Dewayne Moore, Durand Crosby and/or Ellen Buettner attempted to hide the findings of Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong by telling Ms. Poff to advise the Board of Directors for ODMHSAS that the report and investigation were still pending.

31. On information and belief. Leadership at ODMHSAS including Terry White, Dewayne Moore, Durand Crosby and Ellen Buettner buried the report and findings of Mr. DeLong and Ms. Poff because the Department did not want to get involved with litigation involving the Church of Scientology.

32. Mr. DeLong and Ms. Poff were very vocal in 2012 and 2013 about their objection to ODMHSAS's decision to bury the report and Mr. DeLong believes his objection to the decision to bury the findings of the NARCONON investigation directly relate to his termination by the Department.

33. Mr. DeLong's supervisor, Ms. Poff, was also terminated on August 23, 2013, at the same time. On information and belief, the reason provided for Ms. Poffs termination was that Leadership at ODMHSAS claimed that the Inspector General's office was no longer able to conduct unbiased investigations without an agenda and that that she allegedly breached confidentiality on investigations.

34. No reason for given for Mr. DeLong's termination. In a letter received from the attorney for ODMHSAS, the Department claimed that Mr. DeLong attempted to intimidate a witness.

35. The alleged act of intimidation arose out of Mr.DeLong standing in the back of the room at a training seminar where the "witness," who was an employee of ODMHSAS, was
putting on a training class.

36. The "witness" in question was on suspension from ODMHSAS because another employee had had accused him of sexual harassment. On information and belief, the "witness" was the only employee of ODMHSAS, during the tenure of Ms. Poff or Mr. DeLong, to be allowed to work or to teach such a seminar while also on suspension for suspected illegal conduct.

37. The investigation into the sexual harassment involving the suspended employee "witness" was allegedly being conducted by an outside party because of a longstanding friendship between Ms. Poff and the employee victim of sexual harassment.

38. Ms. Poff asked for the independent investigation to insure that her friendship did not act to bias the outcome of the investigation.Therefore,neither Ms. Poff nor her employees, including Mr. DeLong, were investigators on this case.

39. Mr. DeLong's mere act of being in a room with an alleged offender, when he was not acting in his capacity as an investigator and he was merely observingthe training,do not rise to the level of witness intimidation.

40. The conduct of Mr. DeLong, if wrongful in any manner, does not rise to the level of termination given his past history of stellar performance within the Department.
41. Given that Ms. Poff was Mr. DeLong's direct supervisor, it is also easy to infer that the firing of Mr. DeLong was directly related to the firing of Ms. Poff, which is also wrongful and illegal in violation of state and federal law.

42. Contemporaneously herewith, Ms. Poff is also filing a petition against all named Defendants herein for wrongful termination, gender/sex and age discrimination, retaliation, negligence, conspiracy and any and all other causes of action which are relevant under the circumstances.

43. Mr. DeLong adamantly denies any claim that he attempted to intimidate a witness and claims that the ODMHSAS fired him in an attempt to cover up an ongoing pattern of wrongful conduct occurring within the Department. He reported the conduct to Management and which Management including: Terry White, Dewayne Moore, Durand Crosby, and Ellen Buettner, attempted to wrongfully hide and conceal from the Board of Directors for the ODMHSAS.

CommunicatorIC · Aug 19, 2014

Disregard the title of the title of the Youtube video. This is the correct video.

Narconon Investigators Sue Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse

jensting · Aug 20, 2014

RolandRB said: ↑

This gets very interesting. I guess it might be easier for the families of the victims to sue the state of Oklahoma to get recompense rather than Narconon.....

Well, the government of Oklahoma is expected to deal with the problem of narCONon harming people and if they turn a blind eye they become co-responsible for any harm that happens to the victims. Not complicated - a jury will get that right away.

BigBeard · Aug 20, 2014

This story needs to go national, and subpoenas and FOIA requests for that buried report need to start flying!

Oh, it also wouldn't hurt for law enforcement to get off it's butt and start investigating this cover up.

BigBeard

Random guy · Aug 20, 2014

RolandRB said: ↑

This gets very interesting. I guess it might be easier for the families of the victims to sue the state of Oklahoma to get recompense rather than Narconon.

That might prompt the state to get off their hindquarters and actually do something, and not just diddle around.

RightOn · Aug 20, 2014

Terrie or Terry White can't be a very happy camper right now.

Will Poff be the one to finally pound the Poodle?
Well, it is only one of many of COS's front groups that need to be brought down. But even a little Poodle pounding is deelish
On to ABLE!

Lightattheendofthetunnel · Aug 20, 2014

SP: Suppressive Person
SR: Suppressive Report

SP's may not expose SR's

CommunicatorIC · Aug 20, 2014

OK Policy Blog: Lawsuits allege state suppressed Narconon report, fired investigators
http://okpolicy.org/know-oklahoma-schools-begin-academic-year-800-teacher-vacancies

Lawsuits allege state suppressed Narconon report, fired investigators

The state Department of Mental Health “buried” an inspector general’s report recommending that Narconon Arrowhead be shut down after three patients died there, two lawsuits against the agency claim. The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services fired its inspector general, Kim Poff, and an investigator, Michael DeLong, last year after they objected to the agency’s withholding of the Narconon report, the lawsuits state. Agency leaders, including Commissioner Terri White, “buried the report, recommendations and findings of Ms. Poff and Mr. DeLong because the Department did not want to get involved with litigation involving the Church of Scientology,” the lawsuit alleges.

Read more from the Tulsa World.

RightOn · Aug 20, 2014

Hey Davey!
Fool if you think it's over, it's just begun

AnonymousVanAllen · Aug 20, 2014

Will Poff be the one to finally pound the Poodle?

I lol'd. Felicitous, RO.

fishypants · Aug 20, 2014

DeathHamster · Aug 20, 2014

State Senator Speaks Out After Latest Narconon Lawsuit

Posted: Aug 20, 2014 6:12 PM EST Updated: Aug 20, 2014 6:12 PM EST By Dana Hertneky

http://www.news9.com/story/26330942/state-senator-speaks-out-after-latest-narconon-lawsuit

The lawsuit says investigators on the case found the facility broke numerous state laws and they wanted to shut it down. But leadership at ODMHSAS "attempted to hide the findings" because they believe "the Department did not want to get involved with litigation involving the Church of Scientology."

“That would be extremely concerning and disappointing in light of the legislation we passed giving them the authority to do something,” said Sen. Tom Ivester, (D) - Sayre.

Ivester was behind a new law that took effect in 2013 giving the Department of Mental Health greater oversight into the facility.

“They would be able to go in for inspections unannounced, announced,” he explained. “And if the allegations are true the Department of Mental Health hasn't done it, they just haven't done it. We gave them the authority and they haven't done it.”

Anonymous · Aug 20, 2014

DeathHamster said: ↑

State Senator Speaks Out After Latest Narconon Lawsuit

Posted: Aug 20, 2014 6:12 PM EST Updated: Aug 20, 2014 6:12 PM EST By Dana Hertneky

http://www.news9.com/story/26330942/state-senator-speaks-out-after-latest-narconon-lawsuit

And...

A judge is expected to make a decision late next month on releasing the results of the report.

In regards to the lawsuits Dismukes said they were unable to speak to any specifics regarding pending litigation, but did release this statement:

“These lawsuits are completely without merit, and the department plans to vigorously fight these frivolous claims. The plaintiff's attorneys are making claims that they know we can't respond to in the press due to confidentiality requirements and limits placed upon the department in accordance with state statute; however, the truth will come-out in court. We look forward to presenting all the facts before a judge and jury, and showing that the actions of the department were appropriate and just. It will be obvious that the two plaintiffs were terminated for cause.”

DeathHamster · Aug 20, 2014

^^ sounds like the usual blanket Scientology disclaimer about disgruntled ex-employees.

RightOn · Aug 20, 2014

DeathHamster said: ↑

^^ sounds like the usual blanket Scientology disclaimer about disgruntled ex-employees.

indeed.
It sounds like their lawyers are scilons.
The mudslinging has begun

RightOn · Aug 20, 2014

"and the department plans to vigorously fight these frivolous claims"

frivolous claims?
Tell that to the suffering friends and family members who lost their loved ones.
Fucking callous dirty filthy uncaring cowardly scumbags.
They belong in jail. They are responsible for people suffering for TWO more years. And they continue to suffer as I type.

"the actions of the department were appropriate and just."
so they feel that a "business" violating numerous state laws was just?
and then the department snuffed the investigative report and ignored the results of said investigation and also the advice to shut it down?
That was appropriate and just?
Oh hell no!

They mention nothing about the deaths that occurred and the poor family and friends of those who have passed.
Fucking callous dirty filthy uncaring cowardly scumbags.

The Internet · Aug 20, 2014

I have no sympathy for the State of Oklahoma. Because of AMA’s situation. She has to decide whether to fight the stupid LMT injunction handed to her or not and she understands the shenanigans Scientology likes to play in court.

But the State of Oklahoma is a whole fucking state government, not just one retired lady in Florida. How the fuck can a state government get away with, “Oh Imma scared of Scientology being mean in court!” If that is reasonable, then people like AMA are totally up shit creek with no hope.

Not acceptable. The state has to stand and fight for what is clearly right. They are in the best position to take the heat and win.

Quentinanon · Aug 20, 2014

I would not be surprised if OSA has an agent of influence/spy in the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health. I wonder what Mike Rinder knows about this.
"It will be obvious that the two plaintiffs were terminated for cause.”

They are just bitter apostates and are nattering. Those out-ethics investigators are just merchants of chaos who want to spread entheta.

DeathHamster · Aug 20, 2014

"We'd love to tell you all about it but .. confidentiality, oh noes!"

That sounds exactly like what Narcohead was using an excuse. Hey, it's might even be true, but it still sounds like Gary Smith talking.

Here's the thing: If those two people were terminated for cause, how come the ODMHSAS didn't assign or hire two other people to complete the job? The claim is that no final report was accepted, and for many months ODMHSAS was claiming that their investigation was still proceeding long after they'd shitcanned it.

We know what Narconons are like. If anyone was really investigating, they'd find the same problems that are chronic in all of them. (And obviously Kim Poff and Michael DeLong did find them.)

I hope that the Multi-County Grand Jury is paying close attention to this.

RightOn · Aug 21, 2014

And what about Joel Kearns? what that his name?

edit. thanks for the correction. JOE Kearns

Random guy · Aug 21, 2014

RightOn said: ↑

And what about Joel Kearns? what that his name?

I'm wondering about that too.

DeathHamster · Aug 21, 2014

RightOn said: ↑

And what about Joel Kearns? what that his name?

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