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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Are the State prosecutors Guilty of Racketeering in Augusta, GA?


The Richmond County state prosecutors have used the Georgia Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO") to charge others, but are they guilty of violating this act themselves?

Victim: Michael C. Blocker

The Criminal enterprise includes but not limited to
Richmond County Judicial Court System and/or State of Georgia.

Criminal Activities Include but not limited to:
Robbery and/or Theft of a Trial by Jury
Robbery and/or Theft of the Right to Appeal
False Imprisonment of Michael C. Blocker

Statute of Limitations
According to www.gabar.org, the statute of limitations for Georgia RICO violations is five years from the time the prohibited conduct ceases.   Michael C. Blocker has been imprisoned since January 2007 and he is still under false imprisonment and/or unlawful detainment at the time of the publishing of this article.  Although, his 2008 trial was stolen and may be out of the statute of limitations, his January 2013 petition for appeal is NOT out of the statute of limitations.

Blocker versus Danforth 
CV 112-168
1-31-2013
Judge: J. Randal Hall

Original burglary case:
Offense date:  January 9, 2007
Arrest date: January 15, 2007
Last Appeal request: January 31, 2013

Because Michael C. Blocker was arrested about a week after the burglary and alleged rape, State Prosecutors have NO PROOF that Michael C. Blocker was "high on drugs," and they have NO Proof that a RAPE even occurred on January 9, 2007.

Reporter Sandy Hodson states in her Thursday, January 17, 2008 article that he (Michael C. Blocker) had been adamant from the time of his arrest that he did not rape the 75-year old cancer survivor in her Walton Way home.

BELIEVE ALL or NONE of the Story!
If Michael C. Blocker says that he was possibly high on drugs when he burglarized the Walton Way home, but He is adamant that HE DID NOT rape this woman, then the State has to accept his WHOLE statement as the truth or none of his statement.  They can not say that the defendant was "too high" to remember the "one minute rape."  There is NO PROOF that the defendant was "high on drugs" one week prior to his arrest.  There is NO PROOF that the defendant raped anyone.

#exonerateMichael

There are several articles on this blog with names of State prosecutors and attorneys, etc. that should be investigated for "RICO" violations surrounding the false imprisonment of Michael C. Blocker. 

FBI Augusta:  ANY STATUS?
Georgia Attorney General Olens:  ANY STATUS?

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