[Vision2020] Head's Up: Sheriff's Office

[Darrell Keim]

Saundra:

I'm happy to answer your nit.  I didn't know it.  I surmised it by the fact
that you didn't mention the time in your posting.  If the cops stopped by my
house at an unreasonable time, I would say something along the lines of
"They came by at 3am, rousted me from bed..."

And, hold onto your seat, but I happen to agree with most of your comments
below.

On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 1:41 AM, Saundra Lund <v2020 at ssl.fastmail.fm> wrote:

> [NOTE:  to anyone responding, please note that I’ve added LCSO detectives
> as a cc recipient of this email, so you may want to remove it when
> responding – I want to make it as easy as possible for Detective Anderson to
> follow my V2020 postings.  I’ll leave it up to Detective Anderson to forward
> as he thinks appropriate.]
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> Hi Darrell,
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> Hold onto your seat, but I happen to agree with you that LSCO doesn’t owe
> me an apology.
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> However, please allow me to make a couple of points.
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> First, if the LCSO’s “intelligence” shows *me* as a suspect nearly *two
> weeks* after PostcardGate, then the investigation is doomed.  Seriously.
> I’m a law-abiding citizen who has *never* hesitated to own my statements,
> opinions, and actions, or to respond to inquiries.  I have willingly
> cooperated with LE whenever asked and whenever I’ve had any information I’ve
> thought could be helpful.
>
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> Whatever “intelligence” LCSO is relying on that gave them *any *reason to
> think of me as a suspect is . . . well . . . suspect.  I can only hope that
> they’ll look very, very closely at the source of that “intelligence” and at
> the potential motive(s) for sending LCSO down a rabbit hole.  If not, then
> my tax dollars are being wasted.
>
>
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> Frankly, I’m not surprised that the quality of “intelligence” is so very
> poor.  My personal opinion is that PostcardGate won’t be solved because
> solving it would be embarrassing to certain fringe elements in this
> community, a fact I suspect even the sheriff has started to recognize.  May
> as well return that Reward money to donors now:  Election Day will be over
> in fewer than 72 hours, and this “priority investigation” will rapidly cease
> to be a priority investigation, particularly when considering the
> Embarrassment Factor.
>
>
>
> Second, if I’m misunderstanding my status as a suspect & Detective Anderson
> was genuinely seeking assistance, I’ll say that I grew up – thanks to my
> grandmamma -- knowing that you’ll catch more flies with honey than with
> vinegar.  Not calling in advance is rude enough, but rousting me out of bed
> is beyond the pale.
>
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>
> Third, surely you’re not satisfied with the level of professionalism of the
> LCSO when detectives show up without uniforms & badges or even business
> cards?!  As a taxpayer who pays a full share of taxes (unlike sham entities
> who take advantage of a partial or full free rides), I’m shockingly
> disappointed at this lack of professionalism.  I’ve been a member of this
> community long enough to remember when the LCSO had a degree of
> professionalism that’s seemingly absent now.  I’m *not* faulting Detective
> Anderson because this kind of direction *should* be coming from the top,
> and it’s clearly not, but hey – people get what they vote for.
>
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> Perhaps accounts such as mine will make reasonable people think.  I hope
> so, because I think it’s crazy out-of-control when an innocent person like
> myself can be rousted out of her bed.
>
>
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> Please, think about that for a moment:  there’s absolutely *no* *credible*
> *evidence* that I had anything at all to do with PostcardGate because not
> only didn’t I have anything to do with it, I don’t have any knowledge of the
> moron who did it.
>
>
>
> Yet, I was unreasonably rousted out of bed.  If it can happen to me –
> someone who has a long history of taking responsibility for what I say & do
> – it can happen to you.  And to any other member of this community.
>
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> If that doesn’t give you pause, then God forgive you.
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> Finally, you wrote:
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> “I regret that Saundra had to be awoken, but it doesn't sound like they
> stopped by at an unreasonable time.”
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> This is a nit, but how do you know that???
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> JMHO,
>
> Saundra Lund
>
> Moscow, ID
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> The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do
> nothing.
>
> ~ Edmund Burke
>
>
>
> ****** Original material contained herein is Copyright 2010 through life
> plus 70 years, Saundra Lund.  Do not copy, forward, excerpt, or reproduce
> outside the Vision 2020 forum without the express written permission of the
> author.******
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> *From:* vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:
> vision2020-bounces at moscow.com] *On Behalf Of *Darrell Keim
> *Sent:* Thursday, October 28, 2010 2:46 PM
> *To:* Tom Hansen
> *Cc:* Vision 2020
> *Subject:* Re: [Vision2020] Head's Up: Sheriff's Office
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> The LCSO does NOT owe Saundra an apology for not calling ahead.  Cops don't
> call ahead for things like this!  An inherent part of the collection of
> evidence and statements is the element of surprise.  Give a person warning
> and you give them a chance to cover their tracks, concoct false stories,
> etc.  It is standard practice.
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> I regret that Saundra had to be awoken, but it doesn't sound like they
> stopped by at an unreasonable time.
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