The newest chapter in my investigative journalism book-in-progress on criminal activity and corruption in the Connecticut legal system is "Trying to Make Sense." It has also be posted at my blog on this subject along with previously completed chapters.
In this new chapter, I mull over the odd incidents occurring in my life since I made out the criminal complaint against assistant state's attorney Linda Howe at the Fairfield County State's Attorney's office for threatening me with prosecution if I sent out any more news releases on my accusations of theft of nearly $6,000.00 of medical films of mine required for an operation on my neck and cover-up of this theft by the Pullman and Comley law firm attorneys James T. Shearin and Timothy A. Bishop.
Among the odd incidents are the clicking on my apartment phone indicating a wiretap, being approached by women I do not know, and strangers taking photographs of me. (Linda Howe's threat and the odd incidents are covered in earlier chapters posted on my blog.) I see these incidents as being interrelated and almost surely being planned and overseen by some small group of individuals upset by the criminal complaint I filed against the Pullman and Comley attorneys. I feel vaguely and increasingly threatened by them. I mull the incidents over to try to define the threats so I can be on guard against them. While I am unable to define the threats, a possible source for defining them comes to mind; and I plan to look into this as soon as possible.
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