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Johnny E. Mahaffey The Novelist Portent
February 4, 2013
FREEDOM HO!
Well, maybe...
A court hearing has now been set for:
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
at 9.30 a.m.
at the Anderson County Courthouse
All friends and family that wish to testify as witnesses to how I was railroaded and wrongly convicted, may attend. This Judge does have the authority to reverse my wrongful conviction and have me removed from prison.
Since the conviction was the sole grounds for my custody battle in the case of my daughter Shylynn, a reversal of the conviction throws that automatically out! And DSS no longer have a foot to stand on; and when I get out of prison -- I'll get to see all FIVE of my beautiful children and be an active part of their life no matter how far away they live.
Anyone to deny that, can kiss it!
I just hope to get an honest Judge. I'm trying for a change of venue, but we'll see how that goes. Wish me luck. At least this hearing is MY turn to talk! And MY family's turn to see justice is done, and they won't have to resort to illegal acts of desperation like the jury tampering that got me convicted. People are afraid of the truth, that's why they waved photos at my original jury, begging them to please convict me.
Not a single piece of evidence proves my guilt, and for good reason -- I never murdered anyone.
Life's a beaut...
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Sincerely,
Eleanor
I have been writing stories sense 6th grade. I never told you this because I wasn't really sure that you would care. Mom gets mad whenever I write a story and have her proof read it. It's understandable though. I never finish it because I get ahead of myself. I would be writing on my second page and already I'm eager to just write the end. My teacher yells at me whenever I write backwards. I think it's funny to confuse her. I really hope that you're well. I'm sure that when(if) you get out that you will be busy with things to do. I hope to see you in the future. I can't believe I'm going to be 15. Gosh I feel old. Well, Boo bye :)
Sincerely,
Ellie