- Criminal charges have been filed with the Washington State Patrol against 21 officials of Washington State, and two others.
- Included in the group, are high-level officials of the government and the judiciary.
- Each of the officials has a responsibility in law to facilitate investigations and/or prosecution of perpetrators of crimes.
- In each of the 21cases, there was a failure to initiate the investigation and prosecution, and an active cover up of the crimes took place.
- Providing protection to criminals is a crime. Failure to have them identified is a crime. If you hinder or delay the apprehension or prosecution of another person whom you know has committed a crime, you render criminal assistance according to law RCW 9A.76.080. Each of the 21 officials was advised of the crimes, and each was provided with substantiating evidence, but each repeatedly acted to cover up the crimes. Accordingly, each official is guilty of Rendering Criminal Assistance, Failure of Duty, Official Misconduct, and other crimes.
- Amongst these officials are:
- Governor Gary Locke
- Lt Governor Brad Owen
- Attorney General Christine Gregoire
- Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Goltz
- Chief Justice Alexander and four other judges
Without exception, all of these officials have been involved in the cover up of crimes and rendering criminal assistance.
- Referring to the members of the Commission of Judicial Conduct: That commission consists of 11 members, and their responsibility is to protect the integrity of the judicial process, and promote public confidence in the courts.
In Superior Court Case # 00-3-02932-1, the presiding judge committed fraud and perjury, and 27 other violations of criminal law. These violations were submitted to the Commission for Judicial Conduct, who ruled that "no violation of the Code of Conduct" could be found.
That ruling is nothing other than a cover up of the judge's crimes. Accordingly, criminal charges have been filed against all 11 members of this commission.
- Tampering with court evidence: A 649-page Dossier of Crimes was filed with the Superior Court in a civil case, which was heard on February 7, 2003. (Case # 00-3-02932-1) Certain chapters, which were evidence in the case, were removed from the dossier before the trial, grossly prejudicing one party in the case. Two officials had knowledge of the evidence, and both had the motivation to remove the evidence - both are judges. Criminal charges for breach of RCW 9A.72.150 have been filed against both judges.
- The originating criminal charges stem from a marital dissolution in the Washington State Superior Court during which 42 crimes were committed, amongst them fraud, theft, burglary and perjury. The staggering level of criminality and abuse tolerated in the Washington State Divorce Courts, as evidenced in case number 00-3-02932-1, is a serious indictment against the entire Washington State judicial system and Government.
- Anthony Keyter entered the Washington State Superior Court owning assets and title protected by the U.S. Constitution, by international law and Washington State law, and by several contracts. The presiding judge, Marywave Van Deren, stripped him of all his assets through fraudulent and illegal means, colluding with his ex-wife Maureen Keyter and her lawyer, Michael Turner. All the assets were awarded to his ex-wife and he walked out with nothing to his name. Taking property without lawful means is theft. Judge Marywave Van Deren is guilty of theft. She is also charged with 64 counts of perjury; and violating 29 laws in all.
- Full details of the crimes committed by these three people were brought to the attention of the authorities on numerous occasions, in particular to the attention of Governor Locke, Attorney General Gregoire, and the Chief Prosecutor of Pierce County, Gerald Horne. Each has the authority and duty in law to act, and to have the crimes prosecuted. Each has repeatedly taken steps to cover up the crimes. Providing protection to criminals is a crime. Governor Locke, Attorney General Gregoire, and Prosecutor Horne are guilty of Rendering Criminal Assistance, Official Misconduct, and of issuing False Statements to conceal the crimes and to protect the criminals.
- A 'Dossier of Crimes' has been filed with the Washington State Patrol, the Tacoma Police Chief, (case # 03-017-0343), and the Gig Harbor Police Chief, with the specific request to investigate the crimes and to prosecute.
- The Dossier of Crimes filed with the Washington State Patrol, lists 123 criminal violations in total, and 245 counts of perjury.
- As the Dossier of Crimes is a public document, it is open to inspection by the public and the media.
- Criminal charges have been filed with the Washington State Patrol against 21 officials of Washington State, and two others.
- Included in the group, are high-level officials of the government and the judiciary.
- Each of the officials has a responsibility in law to facilitate investigations and/or prosecution of perpetrators of crimes.
- In each of the 21cases, there was a failure to initiate the investigation and prosecution, and an active cover up of the crimes took place.
- Providing protection to criminals is a crime. Failure to have them identified is a crime. If you hinder or delay the apprehension or prosecution of another person whom you know has committed a crime, you render criminal assistance according to law RCW 9A.76.080. Each of the 21 officials was advised of the crimes, and each was provided with substantiating evidence, but each repeatedly acted to cover up the crimes. Accordingly, each official is guilty of Rendering Criminal Assistance, Failure of Duty, Official Misconduct, and other crimes.
- Amongst these officials are:
- Governor Gary Locke
- Lt Governor Brad Owen
- Attorney General Christine Gregoire
- Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Goltz
- Chief Justice Alexander and four other judges
Without exception, all of these officials have been involved in the cover up of crimes and rendering criminal assistance.
- Referring to the members of the Commission of Judicial Conduct: That commission consists of 11 members, and their responsibility is to protect the integrity of the judicial process, and promote public confidence in the courts.
In Superior Court Case # 00-3-02932-1, the presiding judge committed fraud and perjury, and 27 other violations of criminal law. These violations were submitted to the Commission for Judicial Conduct, who ruled that "no violation of the Code of Conduct" could be found.
That ruling is nothing other than a cover up of the judge's crimes. Accordingly, criminal charges have been filed against all 11 members of this commission.
- Tampering with court evidence: A 649-page Dossier of Crimes was filed with the Superior Court in a civil case, which was heard on February 7, 2003. (Case # 00-3-02932-1) Certain chapters, which were evidence in the case, were removed from the dossier before the trial, grossly prejudicing one party in the case. Two officials had knowledge of the evidence, and both had the motivation to remove the evidence - both are judges. Criminal charges for breach of RCW 9A.72.150 have been filed against both judges.
- The originating criminal charges stem from a marital dissolution in the Washington State Superior Court during which 42 crimes were committed, amongst them fraud, theft, burglary and perjury. The staggering level of criminality and abuse tolerated in the Washington State Divorce Courts, as evidenced in case number 00-3-02932-1, is a serious indictment against the entire Washington State judicial system and Government.
- Anthony Keyter entered the Washington State Superior Court owning assets and title protected by the U.S. Constitution, by international law and Washington State law, and by several contracts. The presiding judge, Marywave Van Deren, stripped him of all his assets through fraudulent and illegal means, colluding with his ex-wife Maureen Keyter and her lawyer, Michael Turner. All the assets were awarded to his ex-wife and he walked out with nothing to his name. Taking property without lawful means is theft. Judge Marywave Van Deren is guilty of theft. She is also charged with 64 counts of perjury; and violating 29 laws in all.
- Full details of the crimes committed by these three people were brought to the attention of the authorities on numerous occasions, in particular to the attention of Governor Locke, Attorney General Gregoire, and the Chief Prosecutor of Pierce County, Gerald Horne. Each has the authority and duty in law to act, and to have the crimes prosecuted. Each has repeatedly taken steps to cover up the crimes. Providing protection to criminals is a crime. Governor Locke, Attorney General Gregoire, and Prosecutor Horne are guilty of Rendering Criminal Assistance, Official Misconduct, and of issuing False Statements to conceal the crimes and to protect the criminals.
- A 'Dossier of Crimes' has been filed with the Washington State Patrol, the Tacoma Police Chief, (case # 03-017-0343), and the Gig Harbor Police Chief, with the specific request to investigate the crimes and to prosecute.
- The Dossier of Crimes filed with the Washington State Patrol, lists 123 criminal violations in total, and 245 counts of perjury.
- As the Dossier of Crimes is a public document, it is open to inspection by the public and the media.
Verification of information: You may verify the above facts with the Washington State Patrol who have all three volumes of the Dossier of Crimes. The Tacoma Police, and the following members of Washington State Government are fully informed of the contents of volumes 1 and 2 of the dossier:
