I often wonder if Lori's real father would still be alive if the Chief of Police, Bryan Reyes and the City of La Quinta's Attorney, M. Katherine Jensen, Esq., hadn't done what they did? I know for a fact that Lori is an absolute liar when it comes to her family's real feelings about her...they know that she has mental issues and that she has, in the past, become violent and hateful towards gay people. Lori feared that I would talk to her mother, father, and sister about this crime so she had me restrained using her own family members but likely without their permission or knowledge.
If I was a Lafond Family member, I'd make damn sure that they know where Lori is at all times and that she isn't drilling a hole in their family's boat while the rest of them are trying to keep afloat. She's a dangerous person with that limited intelligence and big mouth. She has caused more damage to them than they probably realize without anyone of them knowing she is self destructing their whole family and the local military. I'm ashamed of Police Chief Reyes and Kathy Jensen for not finding out more about this crime without having to involve me. If I'm involved Lori will know...if someone else does the work besides me, Lori will remain clueless.
To me, Lori seems like the kind of person that knows her family has dealt with the theft of these computers before and watched as she used the information to hurt other military families. Now she wants them to forget about this system, since her father has passed, but she would use his words to threaten them not to say anything. Knowing Lori the way I do, they probably got text messages, emails, or letters from Lori threatening them. "Remember, Dad said not to say anything about this mind reading/brain linking system...it's a secret." That doesn't mean she gets to go into a court of law and lie though. Lori claimed not to know about these microchips or anything about this system, and that is a lie to the court trying to secure my arrest for telling the truth. She doesn't get that luxury in the public like she thinks she does.
To keep a "military secret" Lori broke the law. Unfortunately, she also tells the police that there are "others" that she has told about this system, but secrecy wasn't a problem then. Who would go around telling tweakers about this mind reading crime of secrecy if it was so important that she couldn't tell the truth to a judge or on legal documents? It would seem to me that Lori is still trying to play one side off of the other. There isn't room for a half criminal/half law enforcement officer when it involves a crime from the very beginning. This stuff is stolen...it's been re-purposed for drug dealing and entrapment by the police. The military has no idea that Lori is such a pile of shit. The only secret that shouldn't be kept is the one where Lori Lafond isn't doing this. Why can't the Chief of Police check with the military officers at the Marine Corp base in 29 Palms? I guarantee you Bryan Anderson would know who to talk to, I know I do.
Oh yeah, I wanted to ask people if there is anyone out there that understands the phrase, "Where are the guns and how many bodies?" Lori seems to be very fond of this statement. She acts as if this is something that someone once told her because they thought she would come unhinged sometime and go off on some kind of shooting spree or Andrew Cunanan-like spree killing rage of celebrities. I don't know who said it, but she sure is fond of what she thinks it means. Is there anyone out there with an idea?
In the meantime, I wanted to let all of you know that I love my family, Christopher, our potential and our happiness....Lori is the anti-happy in so many lives. One girl. One very disturbed girl with an idea that if she gets treatment for her diseases, she won't have any other way to kill people and get away with it. I'm sorry, but there isn't any way that I could ever support someone that uses their body like a weapon of death and destruction. Why won't someone simply require that she get tested and blood drawn...it's about public safety.
