Yesterday, myself and others pieced together the history of a troubled man strung along by [...]]]> As a reminder that newspapers really work for MiniTruth, the Keene Sentinel just published an article about the death of Thomas Ball, the man who committed suicide by lighting himself on fire outside the Cheshire County Courthouse.

Yesterday, myself and others pieced together the history of a troubled man strung along by the government for over a decade as he tried to gain legal right to visit his daughter. His suicide note confirmed our suspicions. With this mans suicide, he has directly attacked the collective conscience of the city, and the State of NH. Anyone who reads his suicide note may be left wondering if the system they support is really as horrible as it is made out to be.

However, the Keene Sentinel tries to soften the blow this man made to everyone’s consciences by assuring us he was really just a crazy person in today’s article titled: “Familiar refrain: Why?” Other articles try to remind everyone that he hit his child over a decade ago, once, which is enough for him to have suffered 10 years in the courts, and good for him if he is dead.

The newspaper may lie, the public may deceive themselves to feel better about what happened, and the city may repaint the sidewalk so that all memory of this man is erased. They cannot change what happened, and what continues to happen to countless others in the most corrupt system in this country.

Bail in the amount of $50,000
Defendant shall [...]]]> George Donnelly has not said much since his arrest last week, but that has not stopped people from searching for documents and information related to his arrest. Based on information an article on CarlosMiller.com, he has quite a legal battle ahead. His current conditions are:

Bail in the amount of $50,000
Defendant shall submit to random drug testing as directed by pretrial services
Defendant shall undergo drug/alcohol treatment if necessary, as determined by pretrial services
Defendant shall submit to electronic monitoring
Defendant must obtain a land line
Defendant may drive to food store three times per week, and must submit receipts to pretrial services, with prior approval of pretrial services
Travel restricted to the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Defendant shall surrender and/or refrain from obtaining or applying for a passport
Defendant shall surrender and/or refrain from obtaining any firearms
Defendant shall have no contact with co-defendants in this case, or individuals engaged in any criminal activity
Defendant may not publicize names, images or locations of officers or release information to anyone else

More information on Libertapedia.

The court audience was not terribly cooperative with the judge – making [...]]]> The trials for Nick Ryder and David Krouse have been uploaded to youtube. Ryder’s trial ended with judge Burke announcing that a verdict would be mailed to him. David Krouse was found guilty, and sentenced to 6 days in prison, beginning next week.

The court audience was not terribly cooperative with the judge – making noises when he prevented the defendants from giving their arguments, or accepting a testimony when the prosecutor lied.

Below is video from Free Keene.