Gary Hunt

Camp Lone Star — A Favorable Ruling?

On March 30, Massey attended a hearing with testimony that was discussed in Camp "Lone Star -- The Setup - Get Massey". At the end of that hearing, since the government had not responded directly to the existing "Motion to Dismiss", Judge Hanen allowed the Prosecutor until April 10, and the Defense until April 17, to file supplemental motions.

Wolf Trap - Act I - Habeas Corpus

Setting the Stage: Joseph Story called Habeas Corpus "the great bulwark of personal liberty." He did so as he, as well as did other legal scholars and various Supreme Court decision, because the founders knew that overarching government might attempt to suppress the rights of the people that had been so recently won, at great cost to the people. The inclusion of the "sacred writ" in the Constitution was to assure that their posterity would always have a means of challenging the federal government, when it went beyond those limits set by the Constitution.

Wolf Trap - Act I - Habeas Corpus

Setting the Stage: Ten years after the Ashwander Decision, an Act of Congress established a far more authoritative agency structure, creating a Fourth Branch of Government. Though intended to affect less than 1% of the population, or so they said, it now affects nearly every one of us.

Wolf Trap - Act I - Habeas Corpus

Setting the Scene: This Act is a series of scenes that will lead up to the events, the paper chase, that are going on in Montana, in an effort to persuade the Court to recognize that rights of William wolf and the limitations of federal authority, as conceived by the Founders. It will provide an understanding of what was, why it was, and what happened to deceive us into believing that it no longer existed. It will conclude with the ongoing effort to restore the proper relationship between the federal government and us.

Camp Lone Star - Nor Shall Private Property be Taken...

Massey received at "Notice of Seizure and Administrative Forfeiture Proceeding" from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, dated November 19, 2014. In it, the government had listed weapons and ammunition, which, according to their assessment, total $1134.90. This included three .45 caliber and two 7.62 mm weapons, and over 2500 rounds of ammunition -- do the math -- the weapons, alone, would exceed the BATF total.

Wolf Trap – Wolf Speaks from Jail

I received the following from William Wolf, through a circuitous route, since the government has decided that he should not be allowed to communicate with me. In fact, his communicating with me has so disturbed them that they will be moving him from the Yellowstone County Detention Facility, in Billings (where the Courthouse is) to the Crossroads Correctional Center (pictured above), in Shelby, Montana, about 300 miles, and a five hour drive to the Courthouse.

Camp Lone Star -- The Setup -- Get Massey

There were always bits and pieces that pointed toward a rather unpleasant picture; however, they amounted to nothing more than circumstantial evidence. Circumstantial evidence has always been an insufficient foundation for my articles. Now, we are going to look at some of that circumstantial evidence. It will include statements from players, though that information has not yet been made public, nor is the government even aware that this information has come to light. One of these two sources was present the night before the arrest (October 19, 2014). The other was present at the shooting incident (August 29, 2014).

Wolf Trap - Keep Your Trap Shut

In this day and age, no one knows anyone's phone number. They either click the name, or speak the name into the phone. So, what happens when your phone is taken away, and then you get to make a phone call from a detention center?

Wolf Trap – The Setup

On March 26, 2015, a Montana radio host, William Wolf, was arrested by the FBI (not the BATF) in violation of 18 US Code §922 (o)

Scene 3: To Be, or Not to Be - Forthright

In Act One: The Government Charade, Judge Hanen graciously gave Prosecuting Attorney Hagen, the opportunity to respond to the Motions to Suppress and Dismiss, in greater detail, since he had failed to address some of the points presented in Mr. Sorola's motions. The deadline for the response was April 10. So, we anxiously awaited that filing to see if Hagen could dig out of the hole he had created for himself, with his prosecution (persecution?) of K. C. Massey.

Camp Lone Star – Act Two: The Contradictions Scene 2: To Detain, or Not to Detain? That is the Question.

Another question brought up in Sorola's motion to suppress evidence was also addressed.

Act Two: The Contradictions; Scene 1: Pointing Weapons, or Not Pointing Weapons?

In previous articles, we have discussed the Criminal Complaint, Arrest Warrant, and Search Warrant. In each of those documents, we have a set paragraph, to wit:

Camp Lone Star - Act One: The Government Charade

Yesterday, when Massey arrived at the courthouse, there were about twenty agents in battle gear and a number of DHS Suburbans parked in front of the courthouse. After going in to the courthouse, he had to visit the Pre-Trial Services. There, he was approached by two agents who wanted to see his sunglasses. They inspected them, thoroughly, and then returned them to Massey. I suppose this is the future -- what we can expect because of Google-Glasses. However, finding that they were not dangerous, they were returned to their owner.

Camp Lone Star - Who is K. C. Massey?

Shortly after K. C. Massey was arrested, I spoke with him and we discussed the fact that he was a felon. He explained that he had turned his life around. So, I asked him to write a bit about his past -- what went wrong and how he turned it around. However, before we get to what he had to say, when you read this, keep in mind that prison is supposed to be a rehabilitation system, not a means of vengeance or revenge. Any articles about recidivism show that those returning to prison usually do so within a few years. They never want to talk about those who have rehabilitated, whether a product of the system, or simply because they chose to change their own lives and live an exemplary life.

Vermont--The Fourteenth Colony

In 1777, Vermont established its Constitution, basing the right of Vermonters to establish self government on the Declaration of Independence

Camp Lone Star - Massey says

Shortly after I posted Camp Lone Star -- More like Wonderland, K. C. Massey provided me with his analysis of the Response by the government to his motions for suppressing evidence and dismissal. I have made minor edits for clarification. Otherwise, these are Massey's own evaluation of the Response.

Camp Lone Star - More like Wonderland

In Camp Lone Star - "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree" and Camp Lone Star - "a Fundamental Right", I discussed the motions filed by K. C. Massey's attorney, Louis Sorola, the former being a motion to suppress evidence and the latter a motion to dismiss the charges. The government, surprisingly, managed to respond to those motions within the statutory time (20 days), when they filed the

The Escapes - And My Journey to Freedom, by Du Hua

Du Hua was just 7 years old when I left Vietnam. I never met him until, recently when I read his book and then spoke with him on the phone. It was about 10:00 AM, September 19, 1967, when I boarded a commercial flight from Bien Hoa Air Base, Bien Hoa, Republic of South Vietnam. After a 15-hour flight, we landed at Travis Air Force Base, California, at about 10:00 AM, September 19, 1967. Because of the International Date Line, my flight, by local times, was a matter of minutes.

Waco - A Lesson in History

Looking Back at Waco

Camp Lone Star - "a Fundamental Right"

It is normal, in any criminal proceeding, for the Defense Attorney to file a Motion to Dismiss. Most often, these are simple appeals about nothing of significance, though they do add chargeable hours.