Attorney General Office Fighting Tooth and Nail to Protect Accused Child Molester

Yes, we are back after several years and refreshed and ready to expose corruption throughout the state. 

Jack Thorpe  Wagoner Cty D.A.

Why did we stop for a bit?   A deal had been struck to get John Bennett elected as GOP Chairman between STP and some of the major players in the tall building crowd.  This started back with Constitutional Carry which regular readers will remember was considered a down payment by the tall building crowd.  John Bennett turned out to be a horrible Chairman and a horrible person once in power, complete with accusations of falsifying his military record.  STP sued to take him down and that started a multi year lawsuit that still continues.

But our first story in the newsletter is an update on an old story, the Tyler Paulsen persecution out of Wagoner County.  Right now Commissioner James Hanning and several others are being sued for abuse of authority basically and the most concerning part is the AG office fighting tooth and nail to protect an accused child molester that they have refused to prosecute.  I get it, bodies will be dug up when you take down one of the powerful corrupt public officials.   But refusing to clean house just spatters all public officials especially those that are refusing to do their duty or protecting the corrupt.

 

Why would a representative of the Attorney Generals office attempt to prevent the truth from coming out in a corruption civil case where one of the defendants is a public official and has had credible accusations of child molestation against him? If the alleged acts of the defendants were not part of their official duties, why would the AG office even get involved? Below is a cleaned up version of most of a transcript, with line numbers removed to make it more readable, and the cross exam at the end was omitted again for readability and discussion purposes. We will gladly provide the entire transcript in its original form to anyone that requests it.

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