I don't have any friends that deal drugs any longer, but I have had many in the past. I learned the business from the very best in the world and I never had a problem until Palm Springs, California where I was never convicted of any drug crimes, but the police sure accused me enough times.
What I wanted to ask all of you is this. What if you were turned into a human wire using this technology by your drug dealer or someone that knew your drug dealer, then, via spying, she would turn you in to the police. Laurie has been both, the dealer and the stalker of my dealer/friend. Turning us into the police was her way of clearing out the home of the dealer or the customer so that she could burglarize our homes when we weren't there.
I have never ever heard of a drug dealer that got involved in the personal lives of the people he or she supplied drugs to, in my life. Never. Laurie literally tracks these people from the second they leave her door until she can have a cop pick them up right down their street or the second he arrives at his own aunt's home. She usually knows how much they have and where they've stashed it. The Tattletale Drug Dealer is about the most worthless person I've ever heard of. Not only does she prey on the addiction of her own customers, she will literally sell them drugs and have them arrested right after they give her the money. Tipping off the police has kept her safe for many years. Misinformation and identities kept Laurie anonymous when it came to her true name, but plenty of addicts and non-addicts have turned in her also known as names... Funny though, nobody can find Vicky Rabb, but she can have a cop admonish me in a court hearing without her name on the case and none of the cops can find Jessica whom robbed Palm Springs for years. It's so odd to me the exceptions made for this girl with a thousand identities.
Police have bent over backwards to help this girl...we can't even give a police report without being harassed. One thing that I think needs to change dramatically is the attention and kindness that this department pays to any member of the LGBT community when they are involved in a crime. We're not asking for more rights, we just don't want you to believe Laurie's story without hearing ours. It's like the police have already made up their minds...then they find out about the mistakes they've made with my friends and the police look stupid. I'd rather get it right from the beginning. I DON'T LIE TO POLICE...I'VE A HEALTHY RESPECT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT SINCE WORKING FOR THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT. IT WOULD SEEM NOW THAT ALL THAT TRUTH I TOLD IS MAKING MORE SENSE THAN EVER.
I once asked Bryan Anderson if his department would use one drug dealer to turn in others and addicts? I did this in front of my parents. This was a response to the thousands of hours when I heard Laurie and Brian talking to me at Steven's home. Bryan said no, which got my ire up. Either he was lying or he didn't know. I proceeded with caution. It was another smart move.
