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Well, I just got back from seeing my father. It was a long drive up to Lexington, Kentucky, which is where he's at. The hotel didn't have any internet, but there wasn't much of a choice since everything was short notice. The circumstances concerning my father's transfer up there are very strange.

Way back, many months ago, my father's judge granted my father's attorney's request for a psychiatric evaluation. If you intend to use the "not guilty by reason of insanity" defense, you must have a psychiatric evaluation. So my dad's attorney requested the evaluation to keep all options available. So, the judge issued an order months ago to the U.S. Marshals, telling them my father is to receive a psychiatric evaluation. But my father never received the evaluation because he was awaiting specialized surgery for a deadly medical condition, which still might take his life.

Months after the judge's order, my father was told his surgery was scheduled sometime within the upcoming week. Then randomly, on the week of his surgery, he was rapidly transferred to Oklahoma City federal prison. The U.S. Marshals, who were forced to arrange and pay for medical care, transferred my father, referencing the judge's order for psychiatric evaluation (which, as I said, was issued many months ago). I believe it's highly probable the U.S. Marshals pulled their stunt hoping my father‘s problems would claim his life, and I'm certainly not the only one who has come to that conclusion.

My father has serious medical problems, the U.S. Marshals have already spent upwards to $30,000 on medical care for him, and that was because their doctor made a mistake that almost killed him. They knew they'd have to spend well over $150,000 to fix my father's medical problems. And I don't believe they wanted to do that. There is so much evidence to support my conclusion.

My father was still in a Georgia jail because the entire court was waiting for my father to have his surgery and his other problems fixed. That's why he wasn't transferred for psychiatric evaluation right after the judge's order. The U.S. Marshals sent him to Oklahoma City Federal Prison, effectively removing him from their custody on the week of his surgery and placing him in Bureau of Prison (BOP) custody. The U.S. Marshals referenced the judge's order to justify my father's transfer; absolving them of any responsibility if my father died. They would blame the judge, and they would say they were just following a judge's order. Then you'd think we'd be able to hold the judge responsible for his death, except the judge would have a million excuses.

Ultimately, the judge would not be held accountable because he has complete immunity. If my father died, the death would be written off as resulting from "natural causes" NOT medical neglect, so that in itself would make it basically impossible to hold anyone accountable. How do I know? When I visited my father at Coleman Prison in 2001, I saw it happen. All the visitors saw it happen, saw the body-bags roll pass the windows. At Coleman 1 body-bag rolled out each week, at least, and they all died of "natural causes"; but all the prisoners and the visitors knew they died of medical neglect / medical torture.

On top of everything else, if my father died in Oklahoma, he would have died in BOP custody; which is the final factor making it impossible for the Marshals to be held accountable. But my father survived the transfer from Georgia to Oklahoma. He survived his stay at Oklahoma, which is remarkable. Why? Well, because of the final evidence implicating the U.S. Marshals. Oklahoma is known as "Federal Transfer Center" (FTC) Oklahoma City, because it's a hub for federal prisoners. When they're being transferred far away, they go to Oklahoma FTC first. Well, Oklahoma was not informed my father had ANY medical problems. This is the most significant evidence, because Oklahoma FTC is always informed of the most minor medical condition, of the inmate that is using cough drops twice a day because of a throat problem.

Because the U.S. Marshals did not inform the BOP / Oklahoma FTC of my father's multiple medical problems, he was medically neglected to an extreme extent, putting his life in real jeopardy. He never received medical care while at Oklahoma FTC because it was his word against an entire agency‘s, and the officers wouldn't believe an inmate. The officers know that if someone is as ill as my father claimed, they would have been immediately notified, and they also know inmates sometimes lie about medical problems for attention. So my dad some how survived his stay at Oklahoma, during which he received basically no medical attention because of the U.S. Marshals.

After weeks at FTC Oklahoma, my dad was transferred to the Federal Medical Center (FMC) in Lexington, Kentucky to undergo psychiatric evaluation, which could take up to 2 or 3 months. For the 2nd time, the U.S. Marshals did NOT inform the BOP at FMC Lexington of any of my fathers life-threatening medical conditions. Remember, this is the 2nd time, the 2nd prison. And remember, the U.S. Marshals always specially inform a prison if an inmate has a life-threatening / serious medical condition. As stated above, they always inform a prison if an inmate has a minor medical condition which requires something simple like Aspirin. But further to all else, a FMC is ALWAYS informed of medical problems with much more detail. AND YET, again, the U.S. Marshals refused to inform FMC Lexington. If on a piece of paper the U.S. Marshals checked off something like, "this inmate has no medical problems", they would have deliberately lied. It only makes sense that when an inmate is transferred, paperwork is filled out. And it only makes sense that there's a section in the paperwork where you list medical conditions. I'm going to try to request the transfer paperwork.

You should also keep in mind the fact that the U.S. Marshals deliberately did something else. They deliberately transferred my father to Lexington, KY when they could have transferred him to Butner, NC. Lexington is 637 miles (~10 hours) from Darien, GA whereas Butner is 415 (~6.5 hours) miles from Darien. This is significant because if my father went to Butner, he would have likely gone straight to it and NOT to the Oklahoma prison. Going to Butner would have put his life at minimal risk in order to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. Instead my father was bussed, then flew to Oklahoma, then flew to Lexington a few weeks later. It's also so much more of a hardship for me to visit my father in Lexington.

Anyways, when my father got to Lexington, Lexington had much the same reaction that Oklahoma had. It was, again, my father's word against an entire agency's. FMC Lexington was apprehensive in believing my father, so they neglected his medical needs for a while. But remember, it wasn't really their fault: the U.S. Marshals refused to inform them of my father's conditions. And Lexington had such a hard time believing my father because they know that if an inmate has such serious problems, they are always informed with detailed information and provided medical records. Even though Lexington is a medical facility, my father was strictly sent there for a psychiatric evaluation.

If some officers at FMC Lexington weren't so kind and caring, God only knows what might have happened. Some officers, including the psychologist, listened to my father and realized he wasn't lying. They went to their superiors and actually got a hold of some of his medical records (which are always given to a prison if an inmate is suffering from any serious medical condition). They still had a hard time accepting everything, and were still confused about everything, which is understandable. But eventually they understood the situation. And that was only because the majority of my father's officers aren't the typical cold / un-American correctional officers.

AND then something else happened, something quite recent. A few weeks ago my father's attorney filed a motion with the court, requesting my father receive medical care. The judge granted the motion and ordered FMC Lexington to provide my father with medical care. This was the final confirmation for Lexington, they no longer doubted what my father had been saying. And since then, they've taken steps to provide my father with proper medical care. And I will do everything I can to make sure people know the names of the prison officers who are real Americans, who represent our country with honor and don't abuse their power. Bad things could have happened if the high up officers were un-American - at least they provided some medical care to my father before they knew he was definitely telling the truth.

It seems like high-up officers at FMC Lexington are helping my father and staying involved with his situation. I just don't know what my dad wants to do yet, but I'll find out soon. FMC Lexington received the judge's order a week ago, but Lexington never had a problem providing medical care. To them, the order just confirmed that everything my father was saying was true. I don't want to make it seem like FMC Lexington was refusing to help my father. They just didn't know how serious his conditions were because of the U.S. Marshals intentionally neglecting to inform them AND the Bureau of Prisons.

Overall it's a horrible situation, it's a sick situation. And no matter what words can be used to minimize what happened, it really amounts to a murder-attempt in order to prevent the loss of over $150,000 in medical bills. I think this little mini-story itself is newsworthy, but it can be added to the massive stack.

And before ending this topic, I think it's important to give credit to my father's psychiatrist, my father's attorney, and my father. They were the ones who finally convinced Lexington FMC that my father had very serious medical problems BEFORE the judge's order. Remember, the judge's order is recent. Credit should also be given to some Lexington officers, whose names will be listed later. My father's attorney did a hell of a lot by calling in multiple times, by putting in such an effort, and by filing the motion for medical treatment, which the judge granted.

AS far as blog posts, it's still difficult to me. I don't like the way they sound when I read them over, because I type as if I'm speaking. And in the previous post I literally just typed my thoughts as they came to me. I'm sure I'll get better, but they still sound wrong and unorganized when I read them over. And I know the last one was way too long, and I have like 4 others that I want to post. The next one is going to be really good, it's not about LDC, but it's about America and the Federal government.

It’s important to remember that this is my personal blog, if it were actually an LDC blog, it would make a huge difference legally. And if this was technically a personal blog, but used as an LDC blog, with current laws, it would STILL be considered an LDC blog and subjected to the legal issues associated with an LDC blog. And I just felt likeeeee giving everyone that little bit of information! Of which I hope you will keep in mind.

If you're still bored and you still have time, why not research the "Elastic Clause"? It's the alleged base of our current federal government. It's one single clause in the Constitution; and FDR used that clause to create this current system of government. American children are taught that this clause is also the "Necessary and Proper clause" and "implied powers". Every historian, every mainstream source claims this current government was created off of "implied powers" - created from what the Elastic Clause "implies".

I'd think you'd find it interesting that the current federal government was formed because of what an article of the Constitution allegedly "implies". In reading this, you're entering something very scary, because every single reliable source (congress, every senator, the president, scholars) will explicitly tell you that this current system of government was formed because of something allegedly implied in ONE clause of our Constitution. And when you read it, when you research the Elastic Clause, you will notice that something very wrong has happened, you'll notice everything they're saying doesn't make much sense.

But just remember, FDR interpreted ONE clause a certain way, and gave birth to our current system of government. And the next post will go into the entire issue, which is both interesting and serious.