The letter also stated that my complaint will be referred to the District Attorney of New York County, Special Prosecutions Bureau:
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| A letter from the disciplinary committee of the Supreme Court in New York, stating that it is referring my complaint to the local district attorney's office |
 | James Bush <theoknock@gmail.com> |
| Bush v Bickel 1 message |
In the above e-mail, Mr. Kreiter essentially states that the case is moving forward, and is in the collections phase when, in fact, the defendant has not even been served.
This is not his first lie about the case that cost a person collaborating with demons $7,000 for stealing a computer that contained evidence to be used against others collaborating with them in a then-pending federal civil case [see CRIME | New York attorney lies for demons, secretly married mother evades service of summons].
In my complaint to the Department Disciplinary Committee of the Supreme Court in New York, the state in which Mr. Kreiter resides and works, I list every lie and recount my dealings with him in detail [see CRIME | Complaint filed with NYC Bar Association against demon-allied attorney]:
To the extent that he works for demons has not been determined; however, it is only demons that have sworn that I would never be successful at making any money [see Demons block money-saving/making, job-search efforts], even if a court of law rendered a judgment in my favor, as it has in this case:
In fact, demons explicitly stated that both Mr. Kreiter and Mr. Shapiro are both aware of their involvment, and would not cooperate with anyone but them in the handling of this case, which is exactly what has happened in every civil and criminal case I've been involved in.
As I already pointed out, even the anonymous e-mailer knew that Mr. Kreiter was not an attorney, calling me out on it in one his e-mail tirades sent last month [see also CRIME | Anonymous e-mailer claims damaged genitals preclude salvation]; however, like most people (and demons), he failed to see the point in letting my enemy make these kinds of mistakes.
To elaborate: I hired Mark Shapiro (www.judgmentbuy.com) to collect a judgment debt for me, who then referred me to Gil Kreiter. Knowing the city of San Jose's ties to demons, the fact that demons have gone to extensive lengths to prevent me from obtaining any money at all, I don't think it's "totally dumb" to make an effort, anyway, and especially to detect persons involved with demon-led crime by interacting with them, even if you know you won't get the service you're seeking (if your goal is, in fact, to uncover demon-human criminal activity).
I only wrote the complaint to the disciplinary committee after my letters and phone calls to the district attorney were ignored. At that time, I had hoped that the Supreme Court would refer the complaint to the district attorney on my behalf, and that, accordingly, it would not be ignored.
To-date, however, I have not received any response from the district attorney's office.
As I already pointed out, even the anonymous e-mailer knew that Mr. Kreiter was not an attorney, calling me out on it in one his e-mail tirades sent last month [see also CRIME | Anonymous e-mailer claims damaged genitals preclude salvation]; however, like most people (and demons), he failed to see the point in letting my enemy make these kinds of mistakes.
To elaborate: I hired Mark Shapiro (www.judgmentbuy.com) to collect a judgment debt for me, who then referred me to Gil Kreiter. Knowing the city of San Jose's ties to demons, the fact that demons have gone to extensive lengths to prevent me from obtaining any money at all, I don't think it's "totally dumb" to make an effort, anyway, and especially to detect persons involved with demon-led crime by interacting with them, even if you know you won't get the service you're seeking (if your goal is, in fact, to uncover demon-human criminal activity).
I only wrote the complaint to the disciplinary committee after my letters and phone calls to the district attorney were ignored. At that time, I had hoped that the Supreme Court would refer the complaint to the district attorney on my behalf, and that, accordingly, it would not be ignored.
To-date, however, I have not received any response from the district attorney's office.
