Any Targeted Person Previously Divorced Can be Remarried in the Corrupt Courts of California.

Danger to previously divorced persons moving to California to be remarried to a former spouse, even if remarried. A published decision by appellate judges J. King,P.J. Low, and J. Haning, in San Francisco, officially remarried a new California resident to a woman in Texas, from whom he was divorced 16 years earlier.

Neither party had any connection to California when they participated in the divorce; where the former Texas wife seeking the divorce (and half the newly acquired assets) had been repeatedly declaring herself divorced in numerous state and federal documents; and where the initial divorce judgment had been entered as a local judgment in the states of Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Nevada, and California. The judges' published decision, requested by the CIA-front San Francisco law firm of Friedman, Sloan and Ross, against a whistleblower exposing high-level federal corruption, violated dozens of state and federal laws. See the criminal tactics used to silence a whistleblower at In re Marriage of Stich (1985), 169 Cal. App. 3d 64 [214 Cal. Rptr. 919]. Further research might show national events from that scheme.

See the criminal tactics used to silence a whistleblower at In re Marriage of Stich (1985), 169 Cal. App. 3d 64 [214 Cal. Rptr. 919]. Further research might show national events from that scheme.

Also, see the dozens of state and federal laws violated in the scheme involving that CIA-front law firm, California judges, and the Texas woman used as a straw client to silence a major whistleblower that was once given a life-and-death assignment.
www.defraudingamerica.com/laws_violated_by_california_judges.html.