Below is the video of Howard Miller’s testimony concerning how Russell Springs Police Chief Joe Michael Irvin had confidential informants Leah Wilson and Phillip Grider use Miller’s telephone to blackmail local pharmacist Leon Grider.
Interposed in this testimony is a statement of deceased Bobby Bunch, a confessed drug addict that Irvin was most likely using confiscated [...]
Continued: Miller Testimony about Police Confidential Informants Blackmailing Leon Grider
City Attorney Don Byrom’s Contract not renewed with the City of Russell Springs due to Court ordered disqualification
During this past week it has been published in the Russell Register that the City of Russell Springs decided “not to renew” local Attorney Don Byrom’s contract as the city attorney. As in all of Mayor DeHart’s statements, he was not completely candid with the public. DeHart stated that an untenable situation arose [...]
Testimony about Joe Michael Irvin asking Howard Miller to “take someone out”.
Before Bobby Bunch was shot on Christmas day 2009 under questionable circumstances; Court testimony under oath by Howard Miller took place on June 18, 2009. This testimony in edited video below shows how Russell Springs Police Chief Joe Michael Irvin asked Howard Miller to do a favor for the chief. This favor was [...]
WAS BOBBY BUNCH MURDERED BECAUSE HE KNEW TOO MUCH?
Russell County Kentucky: Russell and surrounding counties have seen several unsolved crimes including murder, missing children, and dozens of burglaries of local drug stores just to name a few.
Recently Bobby Bunch was shot and killed when he went to a home to pick up his girlfriend Nikki Abrell. She called him and [...]
Warning Fayette County Jurors; You are Being Investigated
Lexington Kentucky:
The Kentucky Court of Appeals issued a decision on January 8, 2010 in an unpublished opinion. In Wanda Brown v. Office of the Fayette County Attorney the Appeals Court held it was not manifest injustice when the County Attorneys office ran jurors through its criminal investigation database.
“Brown next argues that she was prevented from [...]
US JUSTICEWATCH VIDEO LAUNCH
September 18, 2009 Russell Springs Kentucky; US JusticeWatch is formally launching its video presentations from it’s under construction studio on Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at 12:00 noon central time.
Our debut will include a discussion forum of the founders of US JusticeWatch and an overview of the Special Reports to come. Our founders will discuss [...]
9-17-2009 Russell Springs City Council
Russell Springs:
After the 2nd reading of Ordinance 2009-09 Property Tax Ordinance was read the reading of the bids took place. The city voted to accept the lowest bidders in each of the categories with the Mayor breaking a tie for the lowest bidder in one category giving the bid to Eric Seil Wall Systems. [...]
LOCAL PROSECUTOR FEARS THE US JUSTICE WATCH
Jamestown Kentucky
Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and oppressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day . Thomas Jefferson
The Founders of our great nation knew that the liberties enumerated within the bill of rights could only be if the private citizens and the press had the [...]
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED AGAINST LOCAL RESPECTED BUSINESSMAN
FAYETTE COUNTY:
Judge Gary Payne just dismissed the indictments against local pharmacist Leon Grider in criminal action 05-CR-00074.
The dismissal was based on the refusal by the Kentucky Attorney Generals office to turn over documents seized in two separate search warrants. Without those documents defense attorney Vince Aprile stated he was placed in a difficult position [...]
Special Called Meeting of the Russell Springs
June 5, 2009: Russell Springs Kentucky
There is a special called meeting this afternoon at the Russell Springs City Council. According to WHVE 92.7, the meeting is to address personnel issues. Rampant speculation in the Russell Springs Community is that the special called meeting is about a petition for removal filed in Franklin Circuit Court on [...]
