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| Blood testing of Lori's DNA and screening for STD's is far more beneficial to this investigation that a phone call where she pretends to be a police officer or a victim. |
A simple phone conversation with Lori LaFond is not good evidence in terms of what the truth about her really is. She's many things, but what she is not is just as important. She's not a police officer. She's not any kind of law enforcement. She's suspected of spreading deadly infectious diseases and a phone call can't verify anything. I really think that if law enforcement wants to know what makes Lori tick they need to look no further than her "workplace violence restraining order" application against me. She didn't work there, but someone with her name did. She had just followed me to Sedona, Arizona without any real reason for being there. She contacted my friends and forced them to meet with her on our vacation...then she comes home and says that she's a victim of something. She's no victim.
There's so much more there than meets the eye. I've actually never lied to law enforcement even once. It's not my nature or training to lie to someone in law enforcement. Lori and her friends tend to not listen to authority believing that they can use this system to manipulate law enforcement into seeing them as some kind of victim of gay men. I can assure you that they are not but the facts have to show that on their own. From the most innocuous lie to the biggest fraud of all, every one of Lori's current housemates has some kind of true story that isn't being told. At the same time, their truth has been covered for some kind of "family commitment" that Lori and Brian push off on them. In an environment where the truth can be told without Lori's repercussions imposed by Lori or the Palm Springs Police Department, the truth can come out. Very few people are immune to the Catch 22 that Lori clouds the truth.
You see the ugly side of truth is that sometimes it implicates us with a reason that people don't hear. I think working for the federal judiciary afforded me the opportunity to learn that what appears to be one-sided usually means that there is a side not being heard. I'm all about fairness and listening to the reasons and I'm someone that has little stake in the outcome of their part of the truth. What was done to me is clear and plain and horrible. Is it a crime? Yes. Why the person that did it to me for is another story and that is the part that I'd like to see come out. It doesn't change the crime for me, but it does explain their actions. I think that is valid. I think it has merit. I think it gives wholeness to the picture that can sometimes look two dimensional.
There was always a risk that people wouldn't believe me, but I know what happened, no matter how incredible it may seem. There were choices that I made along the way that some people wouldn't have risked. My opinion is that when someone wronged me in a criminal way, I had an obligation to myself, my boyfriend, my family and my community to tell people about it. Lori simply hates that I have found my voice. She's used to a man tied up and paralyzed with a knock out drug...which should be present in my bloody clothing presented to the police. I know I didn't take anything, so whatever is there is going to still be there. Afterall, my skull didn't break itself and I didn't give myself any STD's.
More important is to understand the ramifications of not allowing any of Lori's housemates to sit at home while she is being questioned so that they can feed her answers. Every one of them should be removed so that Lori can tell her own story without coaching. Isn't that what everyone else has to do? Why should Lori have the unfair advantage of having online help in her head when the lay suspect doesn't have that. The precedent would be catastrophic to do it any other way.
Here's another suggestion. Why not in person interview Lori's brothers and sisters, mom too. See if they can shed any light on Lori and Brian's connections to this technology. Now, my team has been thorough, so we can show Lori's connection with eyewitnesses, her own handwriting, videos, photographs, and other evidence. In the case of her family, they may all be implanted because of the military thereby showing that Lori's restraining order tried to make me look like a liar when, in fact, she knew this was possible when she was a child with her parents' consent. It also keeps her family honest when we can show what chip numbers are inside of them with serial numbers attached from the military. In short, they can't really lie for Lori because they too have been informed and possibly victimized by their own sister and brother. The wealth of information that can come from this kind of interview doesn't have to be confrontational...it can be done under the best of circumstances; which is what I would prefer. I don't believe that anyone outside of Lori and Brian misused this technology in her immediate family.
For his part, I don't believe that Lori was able to implant Bryan Anderson who I know for certain, is from the military. My theory is that when Lori stole this technology she had access to the serial numbers for all the military families that were implanted. I have other friends that are implanted this way. Bryan probably could shed more light on this problem than he has. It's important to note that Lori always likes to call people that she spies on "her boyfriend". In the restraining order application, she says that she and Bryan dated for four years after Lori left high school. That's just a lie. I know who he dated. My sister is very friendly with her as am I. Lori probably used Bryan as her scapegoat more times than anyone else. I've known him mostly my whole life, there is no doubt where he comes from and who he really is for me. My brother in law, sister, father, mother, and I have all trusted him. He could be really beneficial. I know he's truly a good person inside.
There is also the evidence left behind. Apartment managers, neighbors, former associates that Lori had jailed. There are the child porn videos that DO EXIST...I've seen some. They are sick. Anthony was approached by Lori to market them, he is a far better witness to these than I ever could be.
Lori knew that Anthony was highly offended by what he saw depicted in those homemade videos, so Lori did what she usually does when she makes a mistake...she set him up to be arrested. Afterall, "That would teach Anthony not to disagree with Lori's sexuality and violence," Lori thought. Lori likes to call it "getting with the program." The "program" is the optimal word here. It's all programming to teach gay men not to make waves when it comes to Lori's drug dealing or her dealings with the police.
Unfortunately, the slights that Lori percieves are often made up in her own mind. A beautiful woman that passes Lori by without a second glance has now committed the ultimate "no no". The woman, without any kind of provocation, has now dissed Lori and she has to pay for her unintentional snub.
For example, even though Lori took pot shot after pot shot at me in high school, I never really gave her the attention she desired. I didn't complain to my father or family. I didn't get into a fight with her. I didn't allow her to see me upset. That was a slight that Lori could not take. The ensuing story is my story. The punishment did not fit the perceived crime. I didn't even know that there had been one.
Certainly, I thought that Lori was a homophobic prick, but I didn't really even know her name. I'd never spoken with her. I certainly wasn't going to after being "outed" in front of my classmates and, to be honest, homosexuality wasn't really in play. I wasn't sexual, I was a kid. The rage she must have felt without a reaction from me was fuel for many more attacks throughout my life. She loves to tell people that I'm obsessed with her, but stalkers do that. They try to get your attention so that they can steal your power. My power can't be stolen. So she went after my reputation and my family. The proof is there, but people have to see way beyond her "fantasy". I could never be obsessed with any woman, I'm gay. I don't have those kinds of feelings for women. Try as she does, I still think that there is a monster lingering inside her because I don't find her attractive, would you?
In a way Lori did me a huge favor by demonizing me. Since I'm really nothing like she tells people, it took a long time but eventually I could win almost everyone over simply by being myself. I'm kind, considerate, loving, and I care. Lori is the opposite of all of that. As good as I am at keeping a secret, Lori can't shut her mouth to save her life. I've heard recently, again, that she is telling people that I use marijuana. Oh yeah, tell that to the Police Chief that drinks a beer when he gets home from work then explain to me the difference. He's the Chief of the Police in Palm Springs, basically inside Mecca for the marijuana industry. If he starts casting aspersions at me for something that I don't do or do, he's going to create a situation that is mandated by California law. He's got no leg to stand on. Besides, I have a horrible head injury, how my doctor and I treat it is none of his business.
The crime is Lori's communication with the police, not what I do in the privacy of my own home. This seems to have been the problem all along, police eyes in our bedrooms. Do these cops really want us to start looking into their private lives? I wouldn't want to, but a drug dealer would. It keeps her safe. I have no desire to know what the Chief and his wife are up to in their bedroom. Not my thing, but Lori loves it.
I've learned to live and let live in almost every situation with other people, but when someone is living to kill me, I get a say in how that unfolds. Thusly, I write. I've always used Lori's thinking to find out who she was. I've never had a conversation with her, but my thoughts, to her, make her think that. Once I realized that someone was using those thoughts to spread rumors, it was only a matter of thinking up a lie so that I could find out who was spreading it. You have to think differently when you are a victim of a mind crime. You have to plan without giving up too much. You have to be patient. You have to have knowledge of the law. You need to be certain of who you have around you. There are variables to be expected and you kind of have to live a very clean life. Mine, for a while, wasn't, but that too is an advantage over Lori.
For example. If Lori has HIV and wants to give it to one of my niece's kids, it would have, for a long time, given Lori the excuse that they got it from me. I'm really conscious of that and as drugs developed I took them, long before these kids were born. I've been on them for 15 years and the kids are only 5 or younger. We know, for certain, that what I take renders me unable to transmit this disease to anyone...so now there would be no doubt that it came from elsewhere. In that vein, Lori needs to be tested and questioned independently of the PSPD. I say it that way because they are involved in the crime and have a stake in the outcome. Compare her DNA to the DNA of the HIV virus and you will have your rapist but even more important is that these men and women are dually implanted with these devices that they didn't know were there. It's a two-fer.
I could sit here and write about the inconsistencies in Lori's odd story, but the truth is that all I want is a fair and honest investigation into her past. Who do you know can live to 52 years old without ever earning a penny or paying taxes? I don't know anyone. Where and how does she pay for her life? I know that $35,000 of mine is missing and the Nichols' family lost about $150,000 and so have so many others. Maybe her own family has had money stolen from them? It would seem to me that they would be the easiest targets at first since Lori and Brian already knew that they were implanted.
Fair and honest investigation without doing it over the phone, text or email. See her. Grill her. Ask other witnesses of crimes if this is "Jessica" or "Sheree" or "the girls that told me to hurt Kevin for drugs." Pay attention to the real DNA report. Taxpayers spent a ton of money on a DNA report that was thorough, then went completely ignored. That's not good Police Chiefing.
