Sometimes best bet is to go to court and tell it to the judge. Judges are used to foul ups and have power to compell apearance of official upon motion and compel production of records- usually scammer and foulups don"t appear to answer summons/subpeona and you get judgement by default. This is only first step but if you get a judge like Ritter in Utah was- the federal agents get very nervous, they don"t like to spend a month or two in lockup for contempt. Identity theft charges and misconduct in office charges for government agents get response when they don"t respond to court orders- judges sometimes get mad a dilatory tactics of government agents and prosecuters, taking up court time to cover up their mistakes and setting court calendar back to make judges look like they are not able to keep up with case load- that"s when judges reach for Ritters decisions on prosecuter summary contempt cases and note he had least case backlog in federal court system as well as record number of contempt charges against government prosecuters, agents and witness"s- the factors seemed to be related. Misconduct and theft charges against government agency can get rapid response in court, especially if you have paper the judge can look at. RN
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