Following a visit at the Medina General Hospital, the Defendant, his wife, and three small children went to dinner at a Medina Restaurant. During the meal, Defendant told his wife that he intended to visit his friend, Fred Flintstone, to display his newly purchased ATV and to do some shooting. Thereafter, Defendant and his wife argued and left the restaurant at approximately 5:30 pm.
Defendant drove 15 minutes to his parents' home in rural Medina County, relinquished the car keys to his wife who drove off, still angry from the argument. For the next 20 minutes, defendant watered the parents' vegetable garden.
At 6:03 pm, Defendant placed a telephone call to his wife's cell phone. The call went to voice mail. Thereafter, Defendant obtained his .22 caliber western-style single-action revolver, which was holstered in a western-style gun belt. Defendant drove his ATV approximately one mile to the Flintstone residence, as planned.
As Defendant passed the trees obscuring vision of the Flintstone driveway and home, he discovered that his wife had driven to the Flintstone residence. Defendant errantly believed that his wife, who had foreknowledge that he was going to the Flintstones' home, had preceded him there in order to make amends for their earlier argument.
The photo below was taken from the front of the home of Defendant's parents, looking down the road toward the Flintstone residence, one mile away, which cannot be seen from the parents' home!
Unbeknownst to Defendant, the wife, who had been suffering from postpartum depression had gone to the Flintstone residence and caused a scene.
Defendant dismounted his ATV, with the gun belt still slung over his neck and shoulder, and called out to his friend, Fred. After calling out several times, he entered the breezeway of the Flintstone residence through an open door, as he'd done many times before.
As he entered the home, Defendant called out to his wife, "Babe," a term of endearment. At this time, Defendant was met by Fred at gunpoint, who demanded Defendant turn over his holstered target gun.
Defendant immediately turned over the holstered firearm and questioned Fred about his greeting.
Defendant and Fred then went out into the driveway and engaged in a period of friendly conversation for nearly one full hour, during which time Defendant offered to give $2,000.00, the last of his savings, to Fred who was facing potential foreclosure of his home and acreage.
In the meanwhile, Wilma, Fred's wife, had called 911 and, for nearly one full hour, related all manner of imagined violent events which she thought may have been occurring, even though she was seated on a bedroom floor and could neither see nor hear events outside of the bedroom.
Medina County Sheriff's deputies responded and established a perimeter, watching Defendant and Fred talking peacefully for nearly one full hour as Wilma Flintstone continually informed the dispatcher of events she could neither see nor hear, including the claim that she heard "death rattles" coming from her living room.
Sheriff's deputies, who have nothing on the Keystone Cops, rushed Defendant and Fred, and threw both to the ground as Defendant had mounted his ATV and prepared to return to his parents' home. Defendant was placed under arrest and charged with a plethora of criminal offenses, despite the fact that the Keystone deputies had no probable cause to arrest him, since no crime had been committed. At the time of arrest, the Keystone deputies recovered the UNLOADED .22 CALIBER TARGET GUN FROM THE DEFENDANT.
The stage is now set. Following I will disclose the many and varied techniques, unlawful and unethical, used by CORRUPT COUNTY PROSECUTORS and TOTALLY CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY JUDGE CHRISTOPHER COLLIER to convict an innocent man and send him to prison for 5 years.
AS THIS ACCOUNT UNFOLDS, YOU WILL PLAINLY SEE WHY WE NEED AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF THE MEDINA COUNTY COURTS BY THE CRIMINAL DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE!
MUCH MORE TO COME ....
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