Yesterday I heard some very disturbing news…

One of my contacts told me that the sugar in my gas tank and Ken’s tail light being shot out was a warning over this blog.

Apparently the blog has attracted some dark, negative and violent energy that is intent on harm if the stories and posts don’t “go away”.

I was told to “stop it” and “lay off”.

So with great reluctance, I pulled the blog this morning to make most of it private.  Until further notice, all posts naming names and providing “too much information” will be password protected to protect the innocent.

I will definitely check back from time to time with “my sources”, but I am warning the rest of the blogs and anyone posting information on the names named here, to check out with a reliable source if you have publish about any of these cases, are experiencing “unexplained troubles” and just pull your stuff until further notice.

Someone getting hurt is not worth it.  While I think the blog has done a lot of good, it has raised a lot of eyebrows and opened up a whole lot of eyes, I don’t want any harm from it, so posts will eventually be made password protected with high level security until further notice.

We will continue to post, but it will only be on issues of law, caselaw and forms.  When I get further information, posts may be released for public view when it is safe.  Please continue to send me your general probate case law questions, and we will respond.

I hate to do this, but I see no other way out.

My heart goes out to those that have been probate victims too, because for many of them, death is the only way out.

joanne

2 thoughts on “Yesterday I heard some very disturbing news…

  1. I am horrified to hear that these terrible things are happening to you and Ken — you who only want to help keep us elders from being sent out to sea on a probate ice floe. But not to fear regarding your password protected privacy settings! The NSA will still be able to get through! 🙂

    • No kidding. On the Daily Show, John Oliver quipped that the NSA asked 1300+ times to get court orders to do mass email snooping and internet activity logging, and EACH TIME THE REQUEST WAS GRANTED. So the real question is, not whether the mass snooping was against any law, but rather WHY WASN’T IT AGAINST ANY LAWS. That’s a better question.
      What we are running is disemboweled courts that have no guts to stick up for human, civil, property rights and liberties. That’s what we have grown into.

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