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American Divorce: A Legal Racket Experience

In the state of Georgia a divorce can be granted in 31 days. With assets involved it can drag out for years, and the assets can go to attorneys and courts, with time and stress actually destroying the lives and children of the clients. There and other states, "the law" can be used to coerce, intimidate, threaten, and emotionally destroy a party in a lawsuit.

My divorce involved 23 years of marriage, three talented children, assets, a railroad executive, a mistress, and organized crime, so it wasn't an ordinary divorce. Neither the railroad, the mistress, nor organized crime were in my corner. I was bound to lose one way or another. Surprisingly, thus far I still have my life.

I chose to leave Georgia to avoid further false arrest, intimidation tactic horrors used by lawyers in Georgia, and await the attorney and legal games elsewhere. My attorney, Ken Schatten, had said he, the opposing attorney, Michael Broadbear, and Judge Adele Grubbs were all at a 1999 Christmas Party laughing about me and my case. I recall asking Mr. Schatten whether that was a violation of attorney-client privilege. He was in on the trashing even before the divorce was final, after nearly a year of my living in the streets.

I went to Kentucky figuring it might be the less evil than Georgia, and found differently. This criminal organization spans states. A Kentucky man named Gordon Bennett had shown up and said Kentucky was not like Georgia. He was also possibly connected to a group my husband had connected with in Key West, Florida at Hog's Breath Saloon. Maybe I'd find that out, too. Later I'd find some Kentucky folks connected down in Key West, as well.

(And eventually I'd find out who killed my son in Alabama while the State of Georgia was incarcerating and harassing his mother.)

With only a couple family members left alive in Virginia, I was afraid to bring this criminal stalking network to the doorsteps of my remaining relatives. It wouldn't be fair to have an organized criminal group wreck their lives as they were destroying mine. For now I'd have to hang out in Kentucky to await the Georgia divorce. It was the only choice because these people will destroy everything and everybody you care about.

A targeted person must stay nearly completely alone. Organizations bent on destruction of a life want to keep control of their victim to continue the horrors, or maintain control. An insider can let the bosses know the victim's plans, dreams and intentions. Then sabotage and extortion plans are made higher up the mob totem pole. If they can set you up with one of theirs, then they've got you under control. So they send little potential "boyfriends."

I had a friend back in Virginia and the same network must operate there. Her divorce was from an affluent, old family and her lawyer had advised, "You'd better live at the foot of the cross from now on." He knew she'd be watched and stalked. In fact, my husband had paid her ex-husband, a Botetourt politician, a visit on Norfolk Southern railroad cell tower business. Perhaps they shared notes and contacts.

The important thing is to keep good records, make telephone calls, keep family informed, be seen regularly––and try to stay alive. I'm sure others so alone have been found "overdosed," or died of "natural causes" at home. For quick public recognition, I chose karaoke and came to know locals there regularly, in case I should disappear rumors would spread, folks would ask questions.

The inability to attend my son's funeral, burial, or identify his body because of false arrests and accusations in Georgia created so much fear and emotion, I knew if I wanted to survive I had to get out of the state.

Magistrate Laurens Lee of Peach County, GA had said if I'd only sign my divorce papers all of my problems would disappear. In fact felony charges miraculously disappeared in his county. They had been used by my landlord to intimidate and harass me, and keep me from my son's body ident, funeral and burial. The landlord was a part of the criminal network. She also kept my downpayment when I fled the state.

This isn't just organized crime, but extortion by extremely affluent, educated, connected people. She'd boasted of the 12 years she spent in Dachau, Germany and so I have always figured she was a part of "that kind" of network, also boasting "Church of Christ."

The landlord was tied in with Alabama, had to be connected to the divorce situation, through attorneys and ex. They had to have been colluding, using "the law" to intimidate and coerce. She would not go away from my doorstep and the rental was several miles from her house. Are there any rules in Georgia regarding landlords and tenant privacy? What was worse, the landlord, Nell Stumpff, was tied with drug criminals through her son.

Gordon Bennett, the Kentuckian who said Kentucky was different took me in Lexington to his personal divorce attorney, Mr. Sherman. He explained Sherman was Jewish, that Jews were smart and that he'd take my case for civil rights violations. I took the stack of well preserved papersinto his office to prove my case, knowing that surely a Jewish person would be concerned with this kind of corruption and human rights abuses, even if I wasn't Jewish.

When affluent people collude among themselves and attorneys, there's little chance for a regular citizen to correct wrongs. A complaint to the bar association creates more collusion. The attorney is always considered honest, trustworthy, and respectable whether or not it's true. An attorney knows that a contempt charge is far cheaper than costs and travel to the state to make things right. He knows the ropes, has the social connections, and knows how to hang a person with legalities. When an attorney turns against a client, he can wreck the client's world from one state to the next. It's the way it's set up. "Courtesy" among attorneys gives him the last word if his client goes to another attorney to seek help.

It's kind of like an IRA. The banking institution always want to know where you're moving your money, (as if it's any of their business.)

Sherman looked at me, looked at the papers, and then became very rude.
"Get this out of my office right now!"
He was an extension of the Georgia network, and I knew it then. Later when I would be stalked an harassed via mail and telephone by "Sherman Acquisitions" for $25,000.00. I had to wonder if it was the same Sherman family as the Lexington lawyer. Worse, because the number $25,000 kept showing up later, it came known in my mind as an "ABRAMOFF INCREMENT." Because $25,000 was one of Jack Abramoff's favorite numbers, and most of these people I was up against were, in fact, Republicans.

Had Schatten and his Private Detective friend, Billy Carter, been Republican I could have blamed the party exclusively, since the EX his attorney were all loyal Republicans. But, when requesting help from Democrats, there was nobody to be found. In fact they seemed to all join together in this contemporary human destruction–– kind of like something you'd imagine in a Spanish Inquisition torture chamber. They seemed to enjoy it, being good cocktail party entertainment for the affluent in Cobb County, Georgia. So, is it true what Gordon Bennett said? Does the MAFIA really run the government? I wanted to get those answers, as well.

Not so far from the truth, the Altenbachs, attorneys in the Greenberg Traurig law firm surely knew Jack Abramoff. And they were involved with the ex's Atlanta attorney, Republican Michael Broadbear in some of his business endeavours.

So maybe this is the "Jack Abramoff mafia" at work at $25,000 a shot. I hadn't known many other Jewish folks in my life, one was Gershon Silber, a doctor from Chicago who had moved to Tuscon, Arizona and then to Virginia. He was a very gifted physician so rich, his wife said he actually gave money away. He was also a marijuana proponent, she'd said. He moved from the Veterans Administration to treating indigent and prisoners in the Wytheville, Marion, Virginia areas. I felt so sad for him, as all of his family had been destroyed during the Holocaust on the road between Warsaw and Moscow. But his grandfather had succeeded in Chicago and his father had become a famous heart surgeon.

My Atlanta attorney hadn't done as well. He'd requested $2500.00 for information Private Detective Billy Carter had gathered regarding my son's death. Is there something special about the increment 25?

The Schatten family is very affluent in Atlanta. My deceased son had attended Kennesaw State University, auditioned as a singer, song writer, guitarist. Ken Schatten's mother is a philanthropist there, as are "who's who" of Cobb County, including Facility Group. My son had his last bank account at Paulding's West Side Bank, whose directors include Congressman Phil Gingrey and House Speaker Glenn Richardson. I've often wondered whether these affluent people realize there are treacherous organized criminal organizations who might some day threaten, even kill, their children.

Speaker Richardson knows about Georgia divorce. He was able to scramble and get a quick divorce, and keep the details secret.
Wikipedia states,

Speedy divorce
On February 11, 2008, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that "House Speaker Glenn Richardson and his wife filed for divorce, completed the dissolution of their marriage and got court records of the proceedings sealed – all in a single afternoon last week."[4] According to the AJC, this was done by Paulding Superior Court Judge James Osborne, a former law partner of Richardson's, who then sealed the records in apparent violation of the rules that govern the state's superior courts.[5] However, Osborne later stated that the Richardson divorce was not yet final, and that he had only put the records under court seal. State law requires a 30-day waiting period before uncontested divorces become final, but a judge may grant an immediate divorce after finding circumstances such as spousal abuse, incurable mental illness or adultery.[6]

We should all be so lucky!