How to Prove Innocence When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault – Part 2

Posted on January 15, 2023 by Deadly Clear

By Sydney Sullivan

“If the text doesn’t fit you must acquit.“

If this case has taught us anything – its that the Rules of Evidence lag well behind digital technology and forensics creating a need for the current state and federal legislation to be updated concerning the inspection, interpretation and collection of, digital evidence along with digital devices – and proactive digital evidence and forensics

educational programs for local and state government employees need to be instituted and/or significantly updated.

In the Doc Bekkum case, iPhone text messages were used to support the complainant’s narrative. She had no witness of her own to support her allegations. The only known witness was Dr. Bekkum’s daughter who completely disputed the complainant’s testimony in a declaration, but it was after the trial. Being able to decipher real from fabricated screenshot digital text messaging is paramount in this case. From the collection to the Exhibit – the pathway must be squeaky clean.

Even the 2017 Authenticating Digital Evidence by Daniel Capra of Fordham University School of Law is now, only 6 years later, somewhat outdated as technology rapidly advances. The white paper notes:

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How to Prove Innocence When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault – Part 1

Posted on January 11, 2023 by Deadly Clear

By Sydney Sullivan

It’s doubtful there has ever been a case that we’ve investigated this thoroughly that has been so fraught with misrepresentations, fabrications, suspense and intrigue as this one you’re about to see. A good and kind community doctor was accused of sexual misconduct by a woman who claimed to be a “hospice” caretaker.

The story starts in the summer of 2016 when a general practice physician was asked by a local State Senator to be the doctor of record for a gentleman that was later found to be under the unwanted control of the senator. The doctor had no reason to decline since the gentleman was already his patient through the community clinic.

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Honolulu Inflated Voter Rolls – Typical?!

Posted on July 16, 2022 by Deadly Clear

By Sydney Sullivan

Very interesting how the 80,000 “deadwood” voters in Honolulu’s DIRTY voter rolls that the City Clerk just admitted to in this video aligns very well with the in-depth analysis of @RealSKeshel who estimates that we had 90,000 imaginary votes in Honolulu’s 2020 election. But “that’s typical of Hawaii” the City Clerk tells everybody… 🙄

Follow and volunteer with @AuditTheVoteHI if you want to do something about this and assist in the local grassroots efforts for free and fair elections. 🤙

Also, check out the abnormally high blank votes in 2020 for Maui County Council.

Maui County Hawaii 2020 Election Results

Hawaii union members hold news conference to discuss taking legal action against COVID vaccine mandate

Posted on August 13, 2021 by Deadly Clear

This is a must see for everyone in Hawaii and other states with high pension deficits and experimental vaccine mandates for union employees.
By Sydney Sullivan

Take into account that it appears Hawaii has “gambled” the pension funds and has BILLION$ in deficits in UNREGULATED DERIVATIVES and bad investments. If they fire people it is likely these union members won’t get their pensions until retirement age – if they are even available at that time. If people quit now and take their pension funds from whatever they are using to make pension payments, might be better because they they might not see their pensions when they retire. Just a thought. Hawaii’s largest public pension fund hits a record $14B shortfall and State public funds’ shortfall hits $25B

“Shortfall” – laugh out loud. “Shortfall” – a clever term for “we’ve lost your money”. It appears, as American Homeowners completely understand, it is more likely bad investments and gambling debts.

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It feels like State and Federal Legislators don’t have a Clue about what real-life Americans Face Every Day

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Deadly Clear

By Sydney Sullivan

The Hawaii legislature in 2018 started off wanting to make it a “Felony” if you rented a room in your home short term without the required licensing. Most folks are all for the necessary permit and, of course, paying the taxes. But making a vacation rental violation a felony – well, that went a bit too far.

Sometimes it feels like state and federal legislators don’t have a clue about what real-life Americans face every day. Legislators have always had a paycheck, even during the 2008 meltdown. While many folks were losing their homes, banks offered sweet refinance and payoff deals to legislators all over the country. Average homeowners couldn’t get a refinance or modification from 2008 through 2012 because the banks told them to miss 3 payments to qualify for HAMP and then denied homeowners the opportunity to reinstate their loan – because they were unknowingly in DEFAULT. Continue reading →

Hawaii State Public Funds’ Shortfall Hits $25B

Posted on January 22, 2018 by Deadly Clear

“Shortfall” – a clever term for “we’ve lost your money”

According to the Hawaii Free Press quoting the Honolulu Star Advertiser:

“The two public funds designed to meet the future pension and health care needs of government employees and retirees are a combined $25 billion in the hole with a growing shortfall….

The deficit in the ERS pension fund rose to $12.93 billion in the fiscal year ended June 30 from $12.44 billion in the previous fiscal year, according to one of the reports. The funded ratio — what is needed to meet future obligations — improved slightly to 54.9 percent from 54.7 percent a year earlier….

Similarly, the EUTF shortfall for all employers rose to $12.15 billion in fiscal 2017 from $11.78 billion in fiscal 2015, the last year it was reported. Its funded ratio improved to 12.8 percent from 6.7 percent because the cost of health care didn’t grow as fast as had been anticipated and because employers made more contributions to pay down the unfunded liability than required. The EUTF report has been coming out every two years but will be switching to an annual format… Continue reading →

Break up the Big Banks and Hold Wall Street Accountable for Their Risky Investments

Posted on February 3, 2017 by Deadly Clear

We must create a banking system that works for every American—not just Wall Street CEOs—and enact and strengthen reforms that will protect our economy from another massive collapse. Tulsi is a cosponsor of legislation such as the Return to Prudent Banking Act (H.R.381) and the 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act (H.R.3711) to help protect Americans from big banks’ roll of the financial dice. To help ensure the financial stability of our nation, Tulsi is continuing to fight against dangerous behavior on Wall Street where investors take big risks on the backs of American taxpayers. She has urged criminal investigations of Wall Street executives who take money from American taxpayers, such as what recently happened with Wells Fargo, the nation’s largest “too big to fail” bank.

“I will always fight against the schemes of Wall Street to make risky investments on the backs of American taxpayers.” -Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

It’s Here! It’s Wimpy, but Yvanova is finally here.

Posted on February 18, 2016 by Deadly Clear

We’ve all waited with bated breath for the “Happening” of the California Supreme Court decision in Yvanova vs. New Century Mortgage Corporation a case, as the Supremes put it, “granted plaintiff‘s petition for review, limiting the issue to be briefed and argued to the following: “In an action for wrongful foreclosure on a deed of trust securing a home loan, does the borrower have standing to challenge an assignment of the note and deed of trust on the basis of defects allegedly rendering the assignment void?“”

While Yvanova wins the appeal, the Supremes’ opinion is less exciting than hoped for – yet it had some redeeming qualities when you look deep into the opinion and the footnotes. It sorta keeps you Hangin’ On (pun intended). Continue reading →

Maui County Hawaii Leads America in Regulating Corporate Power

Posted on November 3, 2015 by Deadly Clear

A step closer to getting big money out of politics
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November 3, 2015
By ARIANNA FEINBERG (ariannafeinberg@gmail.com)

Thank you, Maui County Council, under the leadership of Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee Chairman Mike Victorino, for passing Resolution 15-124 “Requesting Maui County’s Congressional Delegation to Support an Amendment to the

United States Constitution to Permit Congress and the States to Regulate the Influence of Corporate Power on the Political System.”

This resolution shows our County Council’s support of overturning the Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court decision, which made it legal for corporations and other special interests to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections, as long as they are “uncoordinated” with candidates. Continue reading →

Trouble in Paradise — Maui Foreclosures Allowed Without Proof of Standing or Full HRS §667-17 Compliance

Posted on April 24, 2015 by Deadly Clear

A MUST WATCH VIDEO!

See: KingCast and Mortgage Movies

“Truth crushed to Earth shall rise again, the eternal years of God are hers, but Error wounded writhes in pain and dies among His worshipers.” The Battle Field – William Cullen Bryant. 1794–1878 Continue reading →