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by Timothy Charles Holmseth on October 18, 2017, 8:17 A.M. CST
Does the involvement of high profile attorney Gloria Allred with the family of Savanna Greywind indicate the murdered girl’s baby was slated for sale on the international child brokering market.
Gloria Allred
Strong evidence shows Allred’s involvement indicates exactly that.
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Mr. Burdick – please tell the American people the truth so I don’t have to do it
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on March 15, 2017, 6:02 P.M. CST
Is Cass County States Attorney Birch Burdick actively conspiring with the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation to conceal the truth about who really shot and killed Fargo Police Officer Jason Moszer?
Cass County States Attorney Birch Burdick
Well, let’s take a look.
On March 26, 2016 WDAY interviewed Burdick and reported he reviewed all the evidence in the Moszer shooting case.
“Cass County State’s Attorney Birch Burdick reviewed everything documented from the night of the stand-off,” WDAY reported.
Well, that’s good.
That means Burdick and Write Into Action are on the same page because we’re looking at the same documents (except Burdick’s are not redacted).
So, let’s take a look.
Burdick reviewed a BCI report that said:
S/A [REDACTED BY BCI] reviewed a one (1) page supplement report from FPD Detective Mark Voigtschild related to this incident. Detective Mark Voigtschild was in the FPD crime scene bus and provided evidence collection equipment to NDBCI agents. Detective Mark Voigtschild’s report is listed as Attachment #19 (please see the attached CD Attachment #1, Fargo PD Reports, for details).
Okay…
The BCI agent reviewed Attachment #19, which was involved Detective Mark Voigtschild.
So…
Let’s take a look at Attachment #19.
16-9136, Voigtschild Supplement 19
On 02/10/16, at approximately 2130 hours (9:30 P.M.), I, Detective Voigtschild, responded to the staging area behind First Lutheran.
I was in the CSI bus and had provided a bag to a BCI agent for evidence collection. I never saw the collection of the item nor did I see the item which was collected.
End of report.
Yesterday, I reported my journalistic investigation into the Moszer/Schumacher shooting will reveal who really shot Officer Moszer and will be released once it’s completed for publication.
But here are a few things to think about regarding the aforementioned documents.
9:11 P.M. – Officer Jason Moszer is shot
9:23 P.M. – “Officer down” is broadcast
9:26 P.M. – Officer Moszer is delivered to the Sanford Emergency Room
9:30 P.M. – Detective Voigtschild handed a mysterious evidence bag to a BCI agent
Voigtschild does not say ‘WHO’ gave him the evidence bag
Voigtschild does not say ‘WHAT’ was in the evidence bag
Voigtschild does not say ‘WHERE’ he obtained the evidence bag
Voigtschild does not say ‘WHEN’ he obtained the evidence bag
Voigtschild does not say ‘WHY’ he obtained the evidence bag
Voigtschild does not say ‘HOW’ he obtained the evidence bag
But – it was handed to a BCI agent four minutes after Officer Moszer’s mortally wounded body was removed from the alley.
Mr. Burdick – please do the right thing and tell the public what happened so I don’t have to do it.
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Truth to be released to public
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on March 14, 2017, 10:32 P.M. CST
The American public has been lied to about who fired the shot that killed Fargo Police Officer Jason Moszer.
Officer Jason Moszer was shot and killed in the line of duty on February 10, 2016 after responding to a Fargo, North Dakota residence where a domestic incident had intensified, firearms became involved and a stand-off ensued.
Officer Moszer responded to 308 9th Avenue North along with other local police officers from agencies including the Red River Valley SWAT Team, Cass County Sheriff’s Department and North Dakota Highway Patrol.
The WDAY-TV news clip that I am going to show you, will demonstrate that Forum Communications in conjunction with ABC, broadcast that Marcus Schumacher – the man that stood off against police in his home – is the person that shot and killed Officer Jason Moszer.
The clip is relatively short – following the clip I will tell you what’s really going on.
While you observed the WDAY news presenter, at the introduction of the segment, categorically state Marcus Schumacher shot and killed Officer Jason Moszer, you will note that Cass County State’s Attorney Birch Burdick, who sat down with WDAY for a very formal interview regarding the case, never stated, on behalf of the State, that Marcus Schumacher shot and killed Officer Jason Moszer.
That’s because he didn’t.
However – Attorney Burdick cryptically telegraphed the truth about what happened when he said, “Schumacher was putting a lot of people at risk. He fired a lot”.
Based upon tips from the public, Write Into Action has initiated an independent journalistic investigation into the Moszer/Schumacher shooting, which includes the entire investigation file of the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
Write Into Action reached out to Attorney Burdick and asked the State Prosecutor if he stood by the statement made by WDAY and himself during their coordinated news story.
It was important Attorney Burdick be asked the question because the WDAY news story accused Marcus Schumacher of murder.
Attorney Burdick responded to say that he felt my questions were primarily directed to the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
I advised Attorney Burdick that I am aware all final decisions in criminal cases are made by the State’s Attorney, and that according to BCI Special Agent Michael Ness, the BCI processes the scene and conducts interviews but provides no opinion regarding the facts and has no influence over prosecutorial decisions.
Attorney Burdick, now, will not state whether or not he stands by the assertion that Marcus Schumacher.
That’s because Marcus Schumacher did not commit murder.
The news story reported that all the details of the night had not yet been released.
That’s right.
And that’s going to change.
Write Into Action is preparing the evidence of what happened and will be presenting it to the public once it’s prepared.
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Well…watch closely now…you’ll observe a curious exchange of energy
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on March 13, 2017, 11:03 P.M. CST
UPDATE: I was contacted by Cass County States Attorney Birch Burdick and Forum Communications following my initial press release. We are now at the next step. I have confronted the before-mentioned regarding televised statements by WDAY regarding Attorney Burdick saying Marcus Schumacher killed Fargo Police Officer Jason Moszer.
Do you believe WDAY’s reporting is true?
Do believe Attorney Burdick make that statement?
Do you believe Marcus Schumacher is the person that shot Officer Moszer?
Or, was WDAY’s reporting what Donald Trump would call “very fake news”?
Well…watch closely now.
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on March 12, 2017, 12:28 P.M. CST
Write Into Action is investigating tips and information that indicates Fargo Police Officer Jason Moszer was not shot and killed by Marcus Schumacher on February 10, 2016.
Evidence suggests Officer Moszer was accidently shot by a police officer.
Write Into Action has issued an inquiry comprised of three questions to the Office of North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and Cass County States Attorney Birch Birdick.
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Altru Hospital and University of North Dakota may have betrayed the public
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on December 20, 2016, 12:17 P.M. CST
Does a police shooting victim’s medical background and prescription drug history have anything to do with whether or not the shooting was justified?
In an undated letter authored by Grand Forks State’s Attorney David Jones, he determined the shooting of David James Elliott by a UND police officer was justified based upon all the evidence he reviewed, which included police-cam evidence.
But nobody has been allowed to see the video that Jones claims clears the cop.
And…
There are new questions being raised in this bizarre North Dakota case that involves drugs – drugs that Attorney Jones knew about – but has never talked about.
The seizure of thousands of bagged pills from the vehicle of David James Elliott on the night he was shot in the head has created those questions.
On February 28, 2015 the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) began an investigation into the police shooting of David James Elliott by a University of North Dakota police officer in the Emergency Room parking lot of Altru hospital.
David Elliott was unarmed and on the telephone with a Grand Forks police officer, and had arranged to meet that officer at Altru Hospital, when he was shot multiple times by a rookie UND campus cop he had been trying to stay from during a slow speed pursuit.
Audio from the inside of the UND squad car later revealed the officer, Jerad Braaten, was diabolically and cynically hoping to cause a collision with David Elliott – it also captures what David Elliott says is the sound of Braaten attempting to shoot David Elliott several minutes before the actual shooting – but his gun jammed.
Questions are rapidly developing in this case regarding what was really going on between David Elliott, the University of North Dakota, Altru Hospital, and multiple law enforcement agencies.
And – it’s all about drugs.
Here’s why.
The region has been saturated with drug use, fatal overdoses, and mysterious unattended deaths as result of narcotics that are flooding into the area.
BCI records show ‘thousands of pills’ were found in David Elliott’s pick-up truck after he was shot – the pills were in bags.
“We found three bags of pills,” said SA Michael Ness during his interview with David Elliott’s wife, Jennifer Elliott, an employee in the Accounts Payable department at UND.
“That’ what Altru – he gets it all from doctors. It’s all coming from doctors at Altru,” Jennifer Elliott said.
Jennifer Elliott said she repeatedly tried to curtail the dispensing of drugs to her husband by Altru. She told investigators she confronted Barbara Norman, a clinical nurse specialist about it.
“He keeps coming here and you (Barb Norman) keep prescribing stuff – so I said what’s your plan – what’s your plan here – what, were going to come here every three months and your going sit and go oh you need this one – okay we’ll print that one – what else do you need? Oh you out of this one? Oh okay were going to print that one. Okay and after sitting and watching her do that for twenty minutes I start to argue with her and say what’s your plan – do you have a plan here for him more than just to give out drugs,” Jennifer Elliott said.
Jennifer Elliott said Dr. Matthew Roller, a neurologist at Altru, looked at David Elliott’s prescription list and was “appalled” at what he saw in David Elliott’s chart.
The drug dispensing appeared weird to Jennifer Elliott.
“Now, [my husband David Elliott will] always say don’t argue with them before we get in there – don’t argue with the doctor,” Jennifer Elliott said.
Margaret Dolan, Jennifer Elliott’s mother, was at the BCI interview. “The pain management doctor in Bemidji when he would go there – he didn’t want her there – he made it very clear that he did not want her at those appointments,” Dolan said.
Ness and Jennifer Elliott discussed prescription drug documentation regarding David Elliott. “I ran the same thing – it’s called a PDMP – prescription drug monitoring on a report – I just went back a year and it’s like five pages long,” Ness said.
“Isn’t one Benzo enough? Why three? Who takes morphine for headaches?” Jennifer Elliott said.
BCI investigator Ness was greatly focused on obtaining David Elliott’s medical records and wanted Jennifer Elliott to sign a release.
“Be important to look at all his records to see kind of where were at – why were at where we are now today,” SA Ness said.
“I think it’s important. I really do,” SA Ness said.
“Important for what?” Jennifer Elliott replied.
“Just to kind of figure out why were at where were at,” Ness said.
David James Elliott eventually pled guilty to traffic/driving related offenses and the police shooting case has since been closed.
No more was ever heard about the prescription drug issue.
Interestingly…
Jennifer Elliott said UND Police Chief Eric Plummer told her that his department was trying to reach David Elliott by telephone the night he was shot.
Disturbingly…
Write Into Action is presently battling the ND AG for the police videos after AG Wayne Stenehjem called upon Marsy’s Law (a victim’s rights law) to stall my investigation.
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by Timothy Charles Holmseth on August 17, 2016, 5:25 P.M. CST
The United States Border Patrol is named as a defendant in a civil lawsuit filed in United States District Court in North Dakota today.
On August 17, 2016, Timothy Charles Holmseth filed a Complaint to the United States District Court – District of North Dakota, against multiple agencies in North Dakota. Holmseth filed the Complaint after receiving paperwork from the North Dakota Court that provided instructions and forms regarding a previous correspondence to the Court pertaining to a lawsuit.
Holmseth, an investigative journalist from East Grand Forks, Minnesota, alleges a multi-agency and multi-jurisdiction conspiracy exists to cover up the true facts and circumstances surrounding the pursuit and shooting of David James Elliott in 2015.
Elliott was unarmed when he was shot by a University of North Dakota police officer on February 28, 2015.
The lawsuit alleges defendants are violating public records laws; have defrauded Holmseth’s publication Write Into Action; and are actively violating Holmseth’s Constitutional rights under the First Amendment.
According to Holmseth’s Complaint, defendants, including Grand Forks Police Chief Mark Nelson, have conspired to destroy police-cam evidence of the Elliott Event, which includes deliberately hiding the fact that the United States Border Patrol was involved.
“The criminal conspiracy involves, but is not limited to, GFPD officer (former UNDPD officer) Jerad Braaten, UNDPD Chief of Police Eric Plummer, GFPD Chief of Police Mark Nelson, Grand Forks County Sheriff Bob Rost, GFPD Lt. Derik Zimmel, UNDPD Sgt. Danny Weigel, Grand Forks States Attorney David Jones,” the Complaint said.
Holmseth alleges Defendant Grand Forks Police Department (GFPD) altered police body-cam evidence before turning it over, in effort to hide what truly happened the night a University of North Dakota police officer shot David Elliott multiple times in the head in the Altru hospital parking lot.
Holmseth had been actively requesting and paying for public records regarding the shooting until he was notified by Lt. Derik Zimmel on July 11, 2016, Nelson issued a “Special Order’ on June 26, 2016, changing the retention dates for police cam evidence held in GFPD custody.
Holmseth alleges the Special Order by Nelson was made in bad faith to advance a criminal conspiracy to destroy evidence of an attempted murder.
On July 11, 2016 Lt. Derik Zimmel advised Holmseth he had until July 18, 2016 to make any further requests for records and then the records would be “subject to destruction”.
On July 17, 2016, Holmseth submitted a public records request to the City of Grand Forks that said, “Pursuant to all applicable state and federal laws, I am requesting ALL officer body-camera videos; ALL police dash-cam videos; ALL reports, notes, ledgers, transcripts, and other records pertaining to the pursuit and shooting of David James Elliott.”
On July 28, 2016 Holmseth received a letter from Grand Forks City Attorney Howard Swanson advising that no more records would be turned over because they were now deemed legal Discovery.
Holmseth alleges the Elliott shooting was actually a pre-mediated murder and possibly an ordered ‘hit’ that involved drug trafficking through the State of North Dakota.
North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) records show the BCI seized “thousands” of pills from Elliott’s vehicle following the bizarre two hour slow speed chase through multiple counties that was all captured on a 107 minute 911 call placed by Elliott – but never heard by the public. Elliott was talking to a GFPD officer during the 911 call.
Holmseth is the only publisher to request any portion of the 107 minute 911 call, which cost over a hundred dollars in fees for just a few minutes of the call.
David James Elliott contacted Holmseth and said law enforcement hid and/or destroyed body-cam evidence that showed police officer Jerad Braaten attempted to shoot him while he was sitting atop the Columbia Road Bridge in Grand Forks.
“What they don’t tell you is that the officer that shot me tried to shoot me at the top of the university bridge were I stopped and was hanging half way out the window with my hands straight out but his gun misfired – so he pulled his gun back on top to dislodge the bullet and they found that bullet there on top of the bridge with nobody taking claim to it until they pulled his finger prints off of the damn thing,” Elliott said.
The first attempted shooting of Elliott by Bratten changes exposes the entire false narrative that was subsequently given to the public because it shows Braaten was stalking Elliott to shoot him.
“When [Jerad Braaten] shot me everyone was yelling ‘cease fire’ and nobody even knew who was firing until it was all done – and the cop that supposedly got drug by my vehicle wasn’t ever in danger – let alone near the driver’s window – and the cop that shot me on video said ‘I thought you were in danger’ and he yells ‘I wasn’t in danger at any given time and was upset,” Elliott said.
Elliott told Holmseth police used “Excessive Force” and the Grand Forks States Attorney’s office told his lawyer, Darla Schuman, they were charging him with felonies so he wouldn’t sue.
The excessive force appears to involve more than the unwarranted shooting.
“There is so much to this whole thing that people will never know or even understand. Heck after the first two to the third shot fired, my pickup was stopped and he just kept on shooting me. He fired 14 times total until his gun was empty and 8 hit me – and a total of ten hit my truck – and two hit the Kidney Dialysis Center way off to the right and two hit the E/R hall way way off to the left,” Elliott said.
“I got shot 8 times – not 6 or 7 – and then after I got shot and was laying on the steering wheel knocked out with blood all over the place and my left hand missing two fingers -two other officers from GFPD ran up to the drivers window and freaken tazed my lifeless body not once but twice – and they’re yelling put your hands up quit resisting as they open the drivers door and my body falls out of the truck like a sack of potatoes,” Elliott said.
“That’s the video nobody has seen – and I have it,” Elliott said.
The following are named as defendants:
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by Timothy Charles Holmseth on August 2, 2016, 12:24 P.M. CST
Producers of a North Dakota television station have been caught tricking the American public about a police shooting by showing time-stamps of dash-cam video; but hiding the times on the body-cams.
The reason for the deception is because the Grand Forks Police Department, University of North Dakota Police Department, North Dakota Highway Patrol, and Grand Forks County Sheriff’s Office is covering up what appears to be an attempted murder connected to drug running and the Fraternal Order of Police.
On February 8, 2015, WDAZ, Forum Communications, aired a news story about a police shooting of an unarmed man that happened on February 28, 2015 in the parking lot of a Grand Forks hospital. The WDAZ story featured police body and dash-cam video that was captured during the bizarre two hour long slow speed pursuit of David James Elliott.
The times of events surrounding the pursuit and shooting of Elliott are easy to establish, because Elliott initiated a 911 call very shortly after a police officer tried to pull him over; and he remained on the phone with 911 for 107 minutes until the moment he was shot.
Elliott’s immediate flight from police, as well as other actions, create a strong appearance he personally knew some of the police officers chasing him and was afraid to pull over because he knew he was going to be killed.
Write Into Action has discovered WDAZ-TV used very specific techniques to obfuscate the time stamps on body-cam worn by an officer at the scene of the shooting as the shots were being fired.
WDAZ covered it up because the body-cam times did not correspond to other dash-cam time-stamps that were being used in the same news story.
The news station deliberately perpetuated a fraud upon trusting viewers.
SYNOPSIS OF THE WDAZ-TV POLICE SHOOTING COVER-UP
On February 28, 2015, UND police officer Jerad Braaten emptied his clip into David James Elliott, Grand Forks, in the parking lot of Altru Hospital at 12:47 A.M.
Police refused to talk to the media for three days following the shooting; would not give the public any details and withheld the name of the victim; it was clear something was not right.
Write Into Action made public records requests to obtain police body and dash-cam videos captured before and after the shooting.
Police body-cam shows David Elliott being shot at 12:36 A.M. (note: time stamp is in Greenwich Mean Time) as shown in the snap-shot below taken at the time shots are heard being fired (note: the blue glob you see on the right side of the image is David Elliott’s tail light).
However, dash-cam (shown below) shows David Elliott sitting atop the Columbia Road Bridge in his truck at 12:36 A.M. where he actually remained for several more minutes.
Obviously, David Elliott was not in his truck on the bridge and being shot in a distant parking lot at the same time.
Below is another dash-cam snap-shot taken at 12:39 A.M. where David Elliott can be seen talking to officers out the window of his pick-up truck atop the Columbia Road Bridge.
However, according to the body-cam worn by Sgt. Mark Ellingson, GFPD, the shooting is already over (see below) (see You Tube below for actual sound and video).
UND police chief Eric Plummer stated in a televised joint press release that Elliott was shot at around 12:45 A.M.
That time (12:45 A.M.) is essentially the correct time. Police cam obtained by Write into Action captures the sound of gunshots at 12:47 A.M. when an officer is heard saying “shots fired – shots fired”.
Write Into Action began investigating the shooting in 2015 and began requesting police-cam footage from the Grand Forks Police Department after the case was concluded.
That’s when WDAZ suddenly decided to run a story featuring police-cam video.
On February 8, 2016 WDAZ-TV aired a story about the police shooting where they strategically cover up the time-stamps of the body-cam.
During the introduction to the story, which is entirely critical of David Elliott, body-cam captured at the time of the actual shooting is featured behind the presenters Matt Henson and Stacie Van Dyke.
Van Dyke’s shoulder covers the time-stamp the whole time and it is never seen.
Shortly into the introduction, the video in the background changes from body-cam to dash-cam – the dash-cam shows the time of the shooting is 12:47 A.M. (see below).
It is clear WDAZ is allowing the viewers to see the time-stamps on the dash-cam.
In the video below, WDAZ again hides the time of the time-stamp on the body-cam by covering it with their logo.
PUBLISHED JULY 30, 2016 by WRITE INTO ACTION
Police-cam evidence captured at a police shooting in Grand Forks, North Dakota will not be turned over to Write Into Action by the Grand Forks Police Department (GFPD) without an Order from the federal court.
In a letter dated July 28, 2016, Grand Forks City Attorney Howard Swanson notified Write Into Action (Timothy Charles Holmseth) that existing requests for police-cam public records are now classified as Discovery, and will only be turned over in accordance with Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Swanson cites Holmseth v. City of Grand Forks et al. (16-cv-02496-JRT-LIB) (District of Minnesota) as the basis for the City’s decision.
Timothy Holmseth first initiated civil litigation in United States District Court on July 13, 2016 to request an Emergency Injunction that would forbid the planned destruction of police-cam video that capture the police shooting of an unarmed man on February 28, 2015 in the parking lot of Altru Hospital.
Swanson contacted Holmseth after a formal complaint filed by Holmseth against the GFPD Keeper of Records on July 25, 2016, was referred to his office.
Holmseth asserts the GFPD violated state and federal laws when they responded to multiple public records requests for police-cam evidence by providing video that has been carefully altered using a video editor. The alterations were performed to change critical times and conceal specific video pertaining to the events that led up to the shooting of David James Elliott.
North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) inventory records show that after the shooting of Elliott, investigators located the body-cam of University of North Dakota police officer Jerad Braaten underneath his UND squad car.
Braaten, the officer that shot Elliott, who was not even scheduled to work on the night in question, further claimed he was not able to produce his car’s dash-cam because, he said, he forgot to put the memory card in the camera.
On June 26, 2016, GFPD Police Chief Mark Nelson issued a “Special Order” that changed the Department’s policy on retention dates for police-cam video evidence.
Holmseth asserts Nelson’s action is part of a criminal conspiracy by a group of public officials to destroy records that will reveal the truth about the Elliott shooting and other crimes in the area – including the mysterious death of Caitlin Jenna Erickson, which occurred the same night.
On June 16, 2016, a person that identified them self as David James Elliott contacted Holmseth and said Braaten attempted to shoot Elliott while atop the Columbia Road Bridge in Grand Forks, several minutes before the actual shooting, but his gun jammed.
The first attempted shooting of Elliott may be what the GFPD is attempting to cover-up in the videos, because it reveals Braaten’s actions were not spontaneous, and he, along with other officers, were stalking Elliott to kill him.
BCI investigation records appear to support the fact something happened atop the Columbia Road Bridge with Braaten’s firearm, because investigators located an un-spent cartridge from his gun that linked to that location.
(Elliott) told Holmseth that Braaten lied to investigators about the cartridge, and only admitted that he had performed a function with his gun on the bridge after he was told the cartridge was found with his “fingerprints” on it.
Holmseth has obtained enough police cam video from the event to demonstrate the video has been altered – and segments of body-cam video that would have shown what occurred on the Columbia Road Bridge have been replaced with other video.
Following the 2015 shooting, UND Police Chief Eric Plummer issued a written reprimand to Braaten for his conduct regarding his police cams.
But life only got better for Braaten who was supplied a lawyer by the Fraternal Order of Police.
Grand Forks States Attorney David Jones said in a letter to Plummer that he viewed all the documents and videos surrounding the pursuit and shooting, and determined Braaten acted reasonably when he shot Elliott.
Braaten was subsequently hired by the GFPD to the exception of other candidates.
Some of the altered body-cam was turned over to WDAZ-TV by the GFPD; the regional North Dakota news station presented an entirely misleading story that made no mention of the fact the time of the shooting in the body-cam videos did not correspond with the dash-cams.
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by Timothy Charles Holmseth on May 8, 2016, 8:37 A.M. CST
Wayne Stenehjem will not officially endorse Donald Trump.
Stenehjem announced Saturday he will support the GOP candidate but would not name Trump.
Because…
Trump is not a member of the secret society that owns Stenehjem.
Donald J. Trump
Evidence shows North Dakota law enforcement officers, under the guise of ‘task force agents’ are involved in a transnational drug trafficking operation.
That’s who Stenehjem really is.
The carnage and erosion of public trust caused by Stenehjem is likely not something the feckless North Dakota Attorney General wants investigated by FBI agents under a U.S. Attorney General appointed by Donald Trump.
Stenehjem has overseen the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) which has effectively collaborated with law enforcement to cover up extremely serious crimes being committed by police to protect and advance their criminal enterprise.
Under a possible Trump Administration, Stenehjem would face exposure for colluding with other public officials to systemically conceal the activities of the criminal network, which include murder.
READ ALSO —
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Did North Dakota police officer tamper with body-cam shortly before police shooting?
UND football team operating interstate drug trafficking ring
Candidate for North Dakota Governor has hidden and dark agenda
by Timothy Charles Holmseth on May 2, 2016, 9:31 A.M. CST
The well coordinated cover-up of a police shooting in Grand Forks, North Dakota is revealing a very disturbing back-story to the ND Attorney General who is now seeking the State’s highest position.
The North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) cover-up of the attempted murder of David James Elliott by a UND police officer in the Altru hospital parking lot in Grand Forks is nothing new.
ND Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem
Multiple news reports over the years reveal ND Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem’s old-boy network of covering-up crimes is a pattern and practice. The Elliott shooting cover-up is merely the ‘same story’ ‘different chapter’ in the career of Stenehjem and his network.
The extent of the corrupt activity within North Dakota law enforcement is enough for a larger agenda to emerge and reveal an established group seeking to become autonomous from the U.S. Constitution.
Write Into Action continues to investigate.
READ ALSO —
University of North Dakota police department implicated in attempted murder cover-up
Did North Dakota police officer tamper with body-cam shortly before police shooting?
UND football team operating interstate drug trafficking ring
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