The grievance process is established to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. This process may be used by anyone who wishes to file a complaint alleging discrimination on the basis of disability in the provisions of services, activities, programs, or benefits by Thurston County Government. For additional information regarding the grievance process, please refer to the following:
Breckan Scott-Gabriel, bar #:41585 cell:(503)930-0164 PH. (360)960-8951, fax (360)485-1916, fax (360)464-2636 e-mail: breckan@breckanlaw.com; PO Box 1123, Yelm, WA 98597-1123 10501 Creek St SE, Suite 6 Yelm, WA 98597 Desiree Muller desiree.breckanlaw@gmail.com
Robert Kurtz (856)414-8159/(609)462-3069 1-16-21 case/incident; 6-2-21 closed(?); 5-26-21 declaration children seized midnight 5-30-21, no OR. court oversight robert.kurtz@dcf.nj.gov Daniella Krause (609)941-9351 (case worker) Cassandra Dinan (supervisor) (856)770-1073 x-1005, Dinan, Casandra (DCF) casandra.dinan@dcf.nj.gov —> Tasha Ali (856)430-9347 —> Krista Pappas (sup) (609)218-0069 Claimed authority to search for ‘missing’ children in mom’s care Danielle admited her agency had no authority outside NJ but refused to put it in writing @ 2:50pm 6-22-21 by phone Lolita Dixon, regional supervisor (609)273-9892
Oakridge, OR PS (541)782-4232 James Daniel Wells
Case #:20-2-30068-34 Thurston Superior Court James Daniel Wells (Toke), DBA:8-26-65 SS #: 171-62-7839, Ph:(253)948-8260 2013 Ford Fiesta (black, dents in back by wheels) lic:BPB0770 driver’s lic #:? IATSE (International Actors & Theatrical Stage Employees) Local 15 Ph:(206)441-1515, ia15.org 2800 1st Ave, #231 (Labor Temple), Seattle, 98121 9-1, 2-5 M-Th. businessagent@ia15.org boe@ia15.org https://iatse15.ning.com/ http://bit.ly/IA15Work Dean Saunders, Ira McCully, Josie Hankins, Steve Jenner Live Sound & Stage LLC, Ph:(425)440-3392, fax:(425)903-3952 12432 Hwy 99 #69, Everett, WA 98204 https://livesoundandstage.com/about/ Office info@livesoundandstage.com Quotes sales@livesoundandstage.com General dean@livesoundandstage.com
12/29/2021 Motion Hearing Judicial Officer Brandt, Shelley L Hearing Time 4:00 PM
132 12/29/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing
133 12/29/2021 Motion for Waiver of Fees View Document Motion for Waiver of Fees
12/29/2021 Sealed Financial Source Documents
134 12/29/2021 Proposed Order Findings View Document Proposed Order Findings Comment Order re Waiver of Civil Fees and Surcharges
135 12/29/2021 Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis View Document Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis
12/29/2021 Ex Parte Action With Order
136 12/29/2021 Proposed Order Findings View Document Proposed Order Findings
137 12/30/2021 Copy View Document Copy Comment of Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis
138 01/11/2022 Order on Assignment Reassignment View Document Order on Assignment Reassignment
01/11/2022 Ex Parte Action With Order
139 01/11/2022 Affidavit Declaration Certificate Confirmation of Service View Document Affidavit Declaration Certificate Confirmation of Service Comment by Mail
Olympia- WA — A group of 8 squatters were evicted from an Olympia rental home on June 4, 2021 by the Thurston Sheriff’s Department. They were seemingly unaware that they were about to be evicted, caught off guard by a locksmith, friend of the homeowner and journalists showing up early to the scene.
140 09/16/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing Comment Motion for Revision
141 09/16/2021 Hearing Stricken In Court Other Reason View Document Hearing Stricken In Court Other Reason
09/17/2021 Revision Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM Cancel Reason Plaintiff/Prosecutor Requested
142 09/17/2021 Attachment View Document Attachment Comment Case Record pp 526-600
143 09/17/2021 Attachment View Document Attachment Comment Case Record pp 676-750
144 09/20/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing
145 09/20/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing Comment Duplicate Setting
146 09/21/2021 List View Document List Comment of Attachments
10/01/2021 Revision Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM
10/15/2021 Revision Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM
Michael Lee DeWitt, esq. unlawfully and extrajudicially struck Selena Smith’s duly and properly noted motion to revise Indu Thomas defective ruling in the emergency guardianship cause. The Thurston County Family Court Clerk allowed this illegal act arising from Dewitt’s interference with a case he was never appointed to and did not represent Selena.
147 10/15/2021 Hearing Stricken In Court Other Reason View Document Hearing Stricken In Court Other Reason
148 10/27/2021 Objection Opposition View Document Objection Opposition Comment (Preliminary)
10/29/2021 Revision Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM
150 11/01/2021 Order Denying Motion Petition View Document Order Denying Motion Petition Comment (Schaller erroneously interpreted Roberts v. Roberts & ignored the benefit of ambiguity in the timeliness rule for filing a motion to revise as well as equitable estoppel resulting from Indu Thomas prejudicial bench ruling citing a motion to revise had been filed precluding her from hearing a motion for reconsideration.) to Revise
11/01/2021 Ex Parte Action With Order
151 11/12/2021 Motion for Reconsideration View Document Motion for Reconsideration (443)
152 11/15/2021 Motion for Reconsideration View Document Motion for Reconsideration (sic)
153 11/16/2021 Notice View Document Notice Comment of Disqualification
154 11/22/2021 Motion for Reconsideration View Document Motion for Reconsideration (?)
155 11/23/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing Comment Hearing not set – not timely
156 11/23/2021 Memorandum View Document Memorandum Comment Declaration and Argument in Support of Motion for Reconsideration
157 11/24/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing Comment Motion to Revise de novo
12/10/2021 Motion Hearing Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM Cancel Reason Clerical Error
158 12/20/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing Comment Motion To Revise/Reconsider
159 12/23/2021 Motion for Waiver of Fees View Document Motion for Waiver of Fees
160 12/27/2021 Motion for Waiver of Fees View Document Motion for Waiver of Fees
161 12/27/2021 Motion for Waiver of Fees View Document Motion for Waiver of Fees
12/28/2021 Motion Hearing Judicial Officer Nogueira, Pamella N Hearing Time 4:00 PM
162 12/28/2021 Motion for Waiver of Fees View Document Motion for Waiver of Fees
163 12/28/2021 Notice of Hearing View Document Notice of Hearing
173 12/29/2021 Proposed Order Findings View Document Proposed Order Findings Comment Order re Waiver of Civil Fees and Surcharges
174 12/29/2021 Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis View Document Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis
12/29/2021 Ex Parte Action With Order
175 12/29/2021 Proposed Order Findings View Document Proposed Order Findings
176 12/29/2021 Order Denying Motion Petition View Document Order Denying Motion Petition
12/29/2021 Ex Parte Action With Order
177 12/30/2021 Copy View Document Copy Comment of Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis
178 12/30/2021 Copy View Document CopyComment of Order to Proceed In Forma Pauperis
179 01/11/2022 Notice of Continuance View Document Notice of Continuance
180 01/11/2022 Order on Assignment Reassignment View Document Order on Assignment Reassignment
01/11/2022 Ex Parte Action With Order
181 01/11/2022 Affidavit Declaration Certificate Confirmation of Service View Document Affidavit Declaration Certificate Confirmation of Service Comment by Mail
02/04/2022 Revision Judicial Officer Schaller, Christine Hearing Time 10:00 AM
Illustration of the ultrastructure of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. It is an enveloped RNA (ribonucleic acid, blue) virus. Within the membrane are spike proteins (red), membrane proteins (orange) and envelope proteins (yellow). Spike proteins allow the virus to bind to the host cell. Membrane proteins and envelope proteins play a role in virus assembly. SARS-CoV-2 causes the respiratory infection Covid-19, which can lead to fatal pneumonia.
Further evidence supports controversial claim that SARS-CoV-2 genes can integrate with human DNA
A team of prominent scientists has doubled down on its controversial hypothesis that genetic bits of the pandemic coronavirus can integrate into our chromosomes and stick around long after the infection is over. If they are right—skeptics have argued that their results are likely lab artifacts—the insertions could explain the rare finding that people can recover from COVID-19 but then test positive for SARS-CoV-2 again months later.
Stem cell biologist Rudolf Jaenisch and gene regulation specialist Richard Young of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who led the work, triggered a Twitter storm in December 2020, when their team first presented the idea in a preprint on bioRxiv. The researchers emphasized that viral integration did not mean people who recovered from COVID-19 remain infectious. But critics charged them with stoking unfounded fears that COVID-19 vaccines based on messenger RNA (mRNA) might somehow alter human DNA. (Janesich and Young stress that their results, both original and new, in no way imply that those vaccines integrate their sequences into our DNA.)
Researchers also presented a brace of scientific criticisms, some of which the team addresses in a paper released online today by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). “We now have unambiguous evidence that coronavirus sequences can integrate into the genome,” Jaenisch says.
SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, has genes composed of RNA, and Jaenisch, Young, and co-authors contend that on rare occasions an enzyme in human cells may copy the viral sequences into DNA and slip them into our chromosomes. The enzyme, reverse transcriptase, is encoded by LINE-1 elements, sequences that litter 17% of the human genome and represent artifacts of ancient infections by retroviruses. In their original preprint, the researchers presented test tube evidence that when human cells spiked with extra LINE-1 elements were infected with the coronavirus, DNA versions of SARS-CoV-2’s sequences nestled into the cells’ chromosomes.
Many researchers who specialize in LINE-1 elements and other “retrotransposons” thought the data were too thin to support the claim. “If I would have had this data, I would have not submitted to any publication at that point,” says Cornell University’s Cedric Feschotte, who studies endogenous retrovirus chunks in the human genome. He and others also said they expected higher quality work coming from scientists of the caliber of Jaenisch and Young. In two subsequent studies, both posted on bioRxiv, critics presented evidence that the supposed chimeras of human and viral DNA traces are routinely created by the very technique the group used to scan for them in chromosomes. As one report concluded, the human-virus sequences “are more likely to be a methodological product, [sic] than the result of genuine reverse transcription, integration and expression.”
In their new paper, Jaenisch, Young, and colleagues acknowledge that the technique they used accidentally creates human-viral chimeras. “I think it’s a valid point,” Jaenisch says. He adds that when they first submitted the paper to a journal, they knew it needed stronger data, which they hoped to add during the review process. But the journal, like many, requires authors to immediately post all COVID-19 results to a preprint server. “I probably should have said screw you, I won’t put it on bioRxiv. It was a misjudgment,” Jaenisch says.
In the new PNAS paper, the team provides evidence that artifacts alone can’t explain the detected levels of virus-human chimeric DNA. The scientists also show that portions of LINE-1 elements flank the integrated viral genetic sequence, further supporting their hypothesis. And they have collaborated with one of the original skeptics, Stephen Hughes of the National Cancer Institute, who suggested an experiment to clarify whether the integration was real or noise, based on the orientation of the integrated viral sequences relative to the human ones. The results support the original hypothesis, says Hughes, a co-author of the new paper. “That analysis has turned out to be important,” he says.
“The integration data in cell culture is much more convincing than what was presented in the preprint, but it’s still not totally clean,” says Feschotte, who now calls Jaenisch’s and Young’s hypothesis “plausible.” (SARS-CoV-2, he notes, can also persist in a person for months without integrating its genes.)
The real question is whether the cell culture data have any relevance to human health or diagnostics. “In the absence of evidence of integration in patients, the most I can take away from these data is that it is possible to detect SARS-CoV-2 RNA retroposition events in infected cell lines where L1 is overexpressed,” Feschotte says. “The clinical or biological significance of these observations, if any, is a matter of pure speculation at this point.”
Jaenisch’s and Young’s team do report hints of SARS-CoV-2 integration in tissue from living and autopsied COVID-19 patients. Specifically, the researchers found high levels of a type of RNA that is only produced by integrated viral DNA as the cell reads its sequence to make proteins. But, Young acknowledges, “We do not have direct evidence for that yet.”
Harmit Malik, a specialist in ancient viruses in the human genome at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, says it’s a “legitimate question” to ask why people who should have cleared the virus sometimes have positive polymerase chain Reaction tests for its sequences. But he also remains unconvinced that the explanation is integrated virus. “Under normal circumstances, there is so little reverse transcription machinery available” in human cells, Malik says.
The controversy has grown decidedly more civil since December. Both Young and Jaenisch say they received more intense criticism for their preprint than any studies in their careers, in part because some researchers worried it played into the hands of vaccine skeptics spreading false claims about the newly authorized mRNA vaccines. “If there ever was a preprint that should be deleted, it is this one! It was irresponsible to even put it up as a preprint, considering the complete lack of relevant evidence. This is now being used by some to spread doubts about the new vaccines,” Marie-Louise Hammarskjöld, a microbiologist at the University of Virginia, posted in a comment on bioRxiv at the time.
And what of the original journal submission? “They rejected it,” Jaenisch says.
This FaceBook community chat group (Shelton Talks!) is so notorious for its egregiously obnoxious censorship habits, it has all but reduced unwitting forum participants to the status of children–prompting this investigation of the four’s (Cassandra Rhoades, Jessica Christine? Renecker, Kevin Richard, Sarah Meyer) bonafides in the belief from the acorn comes the tree and not far at that. It is anticipated the review will stir controversy, the kind (not even close) that isn’t permitted on ‘Shelton Talks!’, but with the distinction of being applied according to the arc of cronyism and the weak excuse FaceBook makes them do it as well as write bad checks and be mean to their dog.
JESSICA Christine(?) RENECKER — dob:8-1-93
120 Foxglove Ave, SE, Shelton, WA 98584. (360)426-4471
Shelton School Dist. para-educator, pool@sheltonschools.org
Cassandra Cleo Rhoades DOB:2-15-88 60 Cardigan Court, E, Shelton, WA 98584 Certified Peer Counselor at Catholic Community Services of Western Washington Engaged to Keith Garlinghouse Lives in Olympia, studies @ TESCCassandra Cleo RhoadesCassandra Cleo RhoadesCassandra Cleo RhoadesCassandra Cleo RhoadesSarah Marie Meyer/(Cummings) dob: 8-9-86, 303 Pine St, W, McCleary, WA 98557, PO Box 444Sarah Marie Meyer/(Cummings) dob: 8-9-86, 303 Pine St, W, McCleary, WA 98557, PO Box 444Sarah Marie Meyer/(Cummings) dob: 8-9-86, 303 Pine St, W, McCleary, WA 98557, PO Box 444
Photos can be deceiving and these are undated. Presumably these lions of FB censorship have reached puberty. I’ve never met the girls. But the courts have.
04-8-00191-4 | STATE OF WASHINGTON VS RHOADES, CASSANDRA Cleo
Comment (Sentenced By: TONI A. SHELDON; Community Supervision: Y; Restitution: TBD; Court Costs: 100 CVF; Sentence Description: 02-22-2005 DISPOSITION: 12 MOS SUPERVISION; 30 HR COM SERVICE; 6 DAYS DETENTION; WITH CREDIT; ART; UA’S; NO CONTACT WITH SARA HARTMAN; KAYLA GUILLO; DANIELLE; DUGGER OR WALMART, $100 CVF; RESTITUTION TBD; PARENT PAY TBD; 06-28-2005 MODIFIED: 12 ADDITIONAL HRS COMMUNITY SERVICE; 08-02-2005 MODIFIED: NO SANCATIONS; )
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Comment (SCOMIS JUDGMENT BASIC INFORMATION: Judgment Type: CRI; Date Signed: ; Signed By: ; Date Filed: 2005-02-22; Effective Date: 2005-02-22; Judgments This Case: 1; Judgment Status: SAT; Date: 2008-04-14; )
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Comment (SCOMIS JUDGMENT EVENTS: 2005-02-22 ORD ORDER OF DISPOSITION ; 2006-04-13 JD JUDGMENT OFFENDER HAS REACHED THE AGE OF 18 100.00; 2008-04-14 STFJG SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT ; )
Events and Hearings
10/08/2004 Motion for Arrest Detention Probable Cause
