I try to stay away from my own case as much as possible, simply because of the facts that are unchangeable and the statutes that force law enforcement to look directly at Lori Jean LaFond. The reason is simple. If I continue to look at the facts, Lori and her friends will begin a threat campaign to keep witnesses from coming forward. One thing is for certain if the witnesses and victims of this crime were assured that Lori would no longer be allowed to hurt them or the police would not be allowed to harass them, they would tell all without a bit of trepidation. For example, Steven Frey.
I know that Steven was convicted of drug charges but before that, his phone number sent a message to me that said, "u r a deadman". I knew that he didn't send me that. It wasn't in his nature or best interest at that time to threaten me, a police informant, a friend, and someone that he knows would never deliberately hurt him." When I tried to go to his sentencing, I wasn't told about his appearance time or date. As the victim of this threat, I had the right to make an impact statement...I wanted to speak with his attorney. I wrote his mom and dad, his attorney, and the district attorney to let them know that I didn't believe that the text originated from his fingers. He doesn't text. He doesn't threaten. I wanted him to meet with my police contact so that he could tell him the story. It didn't happen because Lori got involved.
I did lots of protecting my friends and covering them with my informant work. I knew that if I wanted to take on the system that infected and imprisoned hundreds of gay men, I had to have a plan. I also have loads of experience when it comes to criminal cases. I used to manage 250 to 350 criminal cases every seven weeks with the U.S. District Court when I worked for the Justice Department. I know when something is wrong in a criminal case because I am the person who ensured that nothing went wrong in my cases.
Here's the big news.
Both Brian LaFond and Lori LaFond have criminal cases where they pleaded guilty and were given self-surrender dates. I would argue that neither should have been given a date to surrender due to the magnitude of the charges, but they were. Both then skipped out on their self-surrender dates to embark on long criminal careers that affected my entire family. Lori then went on to file a court action against me when she filed that bogus "restraining order" for the City of LaQuinta. As a fugitive? Not a very smart move. This proves that she is not only acting as herself in an action that involves a police informant but she is also thinking that all of that is behind her without serving a day of her sentence. Lori made a huge mistake. In Brian's case, he used a fake name, but the victim, Benjamin can identify him. Both are living on borrowed time for crimes that they have already been sentenced to and plead guilty. No trial is necessary and no doubt that they are the culprits. This is all without the problems of this mind-reading system. It's past time for them to pay the price for skipping out on crimes they plead guilty to.
We are in the very best position of all time. A simple arrest would make all of our problems...well...disappear.
These fugitives can be arrested at any time and once more, if any of their associates are seen in public, they can be followed until we find where Lori and Brian are living. This is an easy situation to rectify. This all happens without even having to charge them with the theft of government property and all the rest until the USDOJ is prepared completely by my own team.