Milo Rose Blog entry 2 pages - http://betweenthebars.org/blogs/5296/
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REVERSING A CATCH 22

For nearly 30 years, through the grace of God, I have persevered being illicitly trapped in Florida's death penalty scheme. A death penalty scheme that gives meaning to the adages of never let the fox guard the hen house, and never bite the hand that feeds you. Florida's death penalty scheme not only gives the fox the key to the hen house, but constructed the hen house as a safe haven for the fox, to give it the illusion of not biting the hand that feeds it. In effect turning Florida's death penalty scheme into a criminal enterprise of racketeering, as they work collusively to profiteer off of Florida's tax payers. While laughing at the adage of a fool and his money are soon parted... In my case they made me appear as Chicken Little, running around shouting the sky is falling, since it sounds like wolf-wolf, when in fact it is really a syndicate of foxes... The point I am trying to make is: How many different times and ways, do I have to shout for help before someone pays attention and comes to my aid? Here is an abridged copy of my September 17, 2012 form letter sent to Capital Collateral Regional Council - South and Middle regions - seeking their collective support to prosecute the evidence of racketeering and bring a halt to the industry of death...

This is an open form letter to all attorneys and staff at CCRC South/Middle regions.

Briefly on January 9, 2012, I filed a complaint with Florida's Attorney General alleging evidence of racketeering by a faction within Florida's legal community. Compelling an investigation/prosecution of the evidence while halting the signing of death warrants and executions, until resolved. The Attorney General's failure to appreciate the gravity of my complaint does not invalidate the evidence of racketeering! Which now has me entering the proverbial lion's den to call on your collective support to bring a halt to the signing of death warrants and executions until the evidence of racketeering by a faction within Florida's legal community is resolved.

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http://betweenthebars.org/blogs/5296

Respectfully,
Milo Rose

This Court of Public Opinion will be witness to the response of these two agencies, paid by the State of Florida to represent death row inmates on appeal. As I continue to argue my case before you. Thank you, for reading my blog and please share it with others.

Respectfully,
Milo Rose