Date: Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 5:24 PM
Subject:
To: "*IRS.Commisioner" <*IRS.Commisioner@irs.gov>, Washington Field <washington.field@ic.fbi.gov>, ASKDOJ <ASKDOJ@usdoj.gov>
IRS, FBI, and DOJ,
This criminal's conduct belies their Cover Your Ass Operation. Gianelli, who doesn't know me, has contacted Agent Sopko, her partner or husband at DOJ (which sounds like stalking), Agent Tejeda, and the Washington FBI. I've seen one email from Washington Field Office asking why he's writing. He's attempting to infiltrate matters, interfere with federal tax controversies, and he appears to be an unofficial member of Leonard Cohen's legal team. In fact, Rice encouraged him to provoke and harass me. If Gianelli spoke to Agent Sopko why did he have to hunt down her partner at DOJ?
I did notice that sending a copy of my letter to Alan Jackson to Mr. Fabian irritated the Criminal Stalker. That may be due to the fact that, as Investigator Frayeh concluded, Gianelli found a sympathetic ear with Spector prosecutor Alan Jackson about me. Pat Dixon, according to Gianelli, was behind the Boulder, Colorado incident. Steve Cooley aligned himself publicly with Cohen after his Major Fraud Unit received a valid complaint and elected not to prosecute Cohen. Cohen was then on the stand testifying about Phil Spector and a gun. Cohen now has three versions of his garbage Phil Spector gun story before LA Superior Court. His testimony contradicts the version the DA used in their motions and (if Mick Brown was correct) presented to the Grand Jury. The City Attorney attempted to sabotage IRS and discredit me. I will remind you that Gianelli worked with Spector's former assistant, Michelle Blaine, to target my email accounts and blogs. I refer to her as the female Leonard Cohen: a bald faced liar and thief.
And now, Gianelli is writing and lying to IRS, FBI, DOJ and Mr. Fabian. He has copied in Kory & Rice. As I've said previously, perhaps they'll all confess.
All the best,
Kelley
Stephen Gianelli: With respect to the federal employees/agencies mentioned, this offer was first extended in June of 2009 by speaking to Agent Sopko personally, by message for Agent Tejeda, and by email (with a subsequently received receipt) to the Washington Field Office of the FBI.
To date there have been no takers.