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Podcast #89

Systematic Corruption of Individuals and Organizations

Our justice system has crossed a dangerous line where evidence is no longer required for convictions in sexual crime cases. We examine troubling statements from Washington State officials that reveal a pattern of constitutional violations and abuse of power.

• King County prosecutor Jason Simmons stated they "don't have to prove anything else other than their age" in sexual crime cases
• Enumclaw Police Captain expressed outrage that people moved to town without notifying authorities first
• License plate readers and surveillance being used to monitor citizens' movements without cause
• From street officers to Supreme Court justices, the same dismissive attitude toward evidence requirements
• The Malcolm Frazier trial reveals how prosecutors exploit minor technicalities while ignoring systemic corruption

God is warning that those responsible will be held accountable for crossing ethical lines. This isn't a functioning legal system on any level.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:05):
the courts and the system is so bad that
prosecutors, prosecutororganizations, defense attorneys
everybody needs to be speakingup and doing their part to say
we are, we have passed a linethat we should have never gone
to.
I would imagine thisreverberates all the way through

(00:27):
Washington State.
I mean you have the Associationof Prosecuting Attorneys
recommending one little sliverof injustice in the Malcolm
Frazier trial that they can justhold on and use, while ignoring
the complete corruption and lieof Judge Lori K Smith and all
of these people.
So they're falling backwards.
They just go more and more intodarkness.

(00:47):
Any comments on that?
No other than it's true.
Let's listen to what he has tosay about his sense of power,
entitlement and his role to keepEnumclaw safe.
This is what he said.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
When a new church comes into a community, the
first thing they do is send outflyers to everybody and say
we're in the church and we'dlike people to come.
We have this, going on, this,going on this, going on a bunch
of things.
Their group at the time theycame into Enumclaw, we didn't
even know they were there, theyjust came in.
Their group at the time theycame into Enumclaw, we didn't

(01:29):
even know they were there, theyjust came in.

Speaker 1 (01:38):
We didn't even know they were there, they just came
in.
They just came in.
Are we listening to what thisdictator of a cop is saying?
This isn't the United States ofAmerica, can't be, because we
just came into town.

(01:58):
We just came in.
First of all, he's lying.
He knew we were there.
The back story is there?
there you can find anotherpodcast, but let's just take his
current lie as if it weresomething worth accepting.
Are people listening that?
This is in a courtroom with ajudge sitting there and he is

(02:23):
saying that a group of people hewon't use the word church at
this point, but a group ofpeople, church just showed up.
That means when you're justdriving through Enumclaw or
you're moving to Enumclaw, youcan't just show up and they want
license plate readers.
Am I missing something?

(02:46):
This is like totally astounding.
Nobody complained, nobodywhined.
The judge didn't go.
What are you talking about?
This is America.
People are free to come and goas they please.
Right, correct?
Yeah, everybody needs to knowthat when you're going through
Enumclaw and they're readingyour license plate't think, well
, I haven't done anything wrong.
Because if you just show upwithout telling him to captain

(03:11):
mccall and, by the way, he'straining other detectives, he's
been promoted about this thatsomehow you have committed a
crime, you're evil, you're acult, you're wicked, you're vile
, because you just showed upwithout.
All right, we played thisbefore.
My main point is he literallyKing County prosecutors if

(03:33):
you're accused of a sexual crime, believe they do not have to
prove anything but one thing.
This is what prosecutor JasonSimmons, King County prosecutor,
and again they've gonebackwards.
I guarantee you they may notsay this again in a courtroom,
but understand that what hascome out with the Malcolm

(03:57):
Frazier trial shows what isreally going on behind the
scenes.
Now they may have toned thisdown now and they may not do all
the things outwardly they'resaying, but behind the scenes
they are undermining everysingle aspect of the legal
system within Washington state.
Let me quote Prosecutor Simmonsand listen carefully.

(04:19):
He says the state doesn't haveto prove anything else other
than their age.
End quote.
The state is literally sayingokay, this girl comes in, she
makes the accusation we don'thave to prove anything other
than let's see your birthcertificate.
That's it, jacob.

(04:40):
Is that not astounding?
Astonishing?
It's nuts, it's nuts, it'sinsane.
You don't have a legal systemat that point.
No, you don't even have adetective system at that point,
because there's nothing todetect and it's the same

(05:01):
attitude you mentioned in adifferent case.

Speaker 3 (05:03):
But, justice Roberts, literally, yeah, you know you
don't need DNA evidence.
So it's from the cops on thestreets to the prosecutors at
the county level and it goes allthe way up to the Supreme Court
the same attitude that we don'tneed evidence, we'll just do
what we want.

Speaker 1 (05:23):
And what God is warning is you've crossed the
line and you need to repent oryou're going to be held
accountable for this.
Again, this is not a legalsystem.
No, not on any level.