Frightening but failed op in San Anselmo, CA
gerry armstrong
With what recently happened in Boulder, Colorado to Jesse Prince,
which has all the the markings of a $cieno op, I though it timely to
post the following declaration.
DECLARATION OF GERALD ARMSTRONG
I, Gerald Armstrong, declare:
1. On Saturday, March 21, 1998 I drove my car, a Ford Contour
which I had rented from Budget Car Rental Company in Reno, Nevada,
from Minden, Nevada to San Anselmo, California for the purpose of
consulting with my attorney Ford Greene. I arrived at 6:00 P.M. and
parked a short distance from Mr. Greene's office and home, which are
located at 711 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, and walked from my car to
his home.
2. Mr. Greene was not home and I therefore visited with a friend
Lori Phippeny who lives adjacent to Mr. Greene in an art studio at 715
Sir Francis Drake Boulevard which I had shared with her when I resided
in California prior to my departure from California in January, 1997.
Ms. Phippeny and I visited for about three hours, and then decided to
go out for dinner together.
3. Ms. Phippeny and I walked to my car and got in. Immediately a
San Anselmo Police cruiser pulled up in front of my car with its
lights flashing. The officer driving the cruiser ordered me to stay in
my car, and then within a minute or so approached my car to
communicate with me. Within a few minutes a second cruiser arrived.
4. The officer demanded that I produce my driver's license and
vehicle papers which I did. He asked me what I was doing there and I
told him. Ms. Phippeny confirmed my information to the officer. He
told me that a woman had made a report at the San Anselmo Police
Department that I had chased her. The officer told me that she had
specifically identified me, the car I was driving and the exact
location where I had parked it.
5. I had at no time chased a woman or anyone or even encountered
a woman or anyone either while in my car or while walking from my car
to Mr. Greene's home, and I advised the officer of those facts.
6. The officer left me and Ms. Phippeny alone for a few minutes
and went to his cruiser. I could hear that he was communicating by
radio to someone whom I believe was the San Anselmo Police Department
Dispatcher. I heard the radio reply that I had formerly possessed a
California driver's license and that I had formerly resided at 715 Sir
Francis Drake Boulevard.
7. The officer detained me for approximately 30 minutes during
which time he essentially accused me of chasing the woman, whom he
would not identify, and needled me about being nervous. Finally he let
us go.
8. I believed at the time that the "police report" made by the
"woman" was part of an operation by Scientology agents, and that it
was likely that the police officer was a knowing participant in the
operation. I believed that Scientology agents initiated this operation
with the expectation that a call to the dispatcher would reveal a
bench warrant for my arrest and that I would be arrested and jailed. I
also believed that it was likely that the officer was attempting to
get me to react so that I could be apprehended and charged. I believed
that I was saved by Ms. Phippeny's presence, and possibly by the
arrival of other San Anselmo Police Officers.
9 In June, 1998 I received as an exhibit to Scientology's reply
in support of its motion to dismiss the complaint in Armstrong vs.
Miscavige, United States District Court for the District of Nevada,
Case No. CV-N-97-00670 ECR (RAM) a declaration of Janet L. Holsclaw
which confirms that as early as December, 1997, agents of Scientology
had improperly obtained private and confidential information from
Budget Rental Car Company concerning my rental of Budget cars, and had
identified cars I had rented from Budget. I am therefore now
completely convinced that the incident in San Anselmo in March
was a Scientology operation.
10. The operation in San Anselmo in completely consistent with
Scientology's long history of such operations to attack, set up,
frame, harm and destroy its targeted "enemies."
11.. I believe that the warrant Scientology obtained for my arrest
is based on an illegal order of contempt which was itself obtained by
Scientology by improper and illegal means.
12. I know from past personal experience that Scientology uses
corrupt police personnel to carry out its corrupt and illegal
operations against its "enemies."
13. I believe that there is no limit to what Scientology's leaders
will do and have their agents do to harm me, and that I am in extreme
and increasing physical danger.
I declare under the penalty of perjury under the laws of
Nevada, California and the United States that the foregoing is true
and correct.
Executed this 23rd day of August, 1998 in Minden, Nevada.
Gerald Armstrong
Rob Clark
>9 In June, 1998 I received as an exhibit to Scientology's reply
>in support of its motion to dismiss the complaint in Armstrong vs.
>Miscavige, United States District Court for the District of Nevada,
>Case No. CV-N-97-00670 ECR (RAM) a declaration of Janet L. Holsclaw
>which confirms that as early as December, 1997, agents of Scientology
>had improperly obtained private and confidential information from
>Budget Rental Car Company concerning my rental of Budget cars, and had
>identified cars I had rented from Budget. I am therefore now
>completely convinced that the incident in San Anselmo in March
>was a Scientology operation.
janet holsclaw *used* to be on the website of talon. interestingly, her page
vanished shortly after i posted this. HINT to dumbfucks, the time for shredding
is *before* it is leaked, not after. doing it afterwards just makes you look
*guiltier* and *dumber*. duh.
from cult PI web page at
http://www.talonexec.com/
[this cult PI outfit has another page at
http://www.talontech.com/]
Janet L. Holsclaw
Ms. Holsclaw is the Director of Marketing For Talon
Executive Services, Inc. She possesses a wealth of experience in the areas
of litigation support, pre-employment screening and asset
searches. She is highly trained in the area of researching and
effectively obtaining significant facts and information that assist
in providing due diligence on companies or individuals. In
addition, she has developed extensive resources which enable
Talon to provide the most up to date and hard to find information
discreetly, professionally and in a timely manner.
Her additional investigative experience lies in the areas of corporate espionage
prevention, data security, and corporate intelligence. She has effectively
deterred numerous attempts of information theft for several Fortune 500
companies.
[SNIP]
email gla...@talontech.com is the contact for the clickable email on the site.
[SNIP]
9114 Adams Avenue, Suite 429, Huntington Beach, California 92646
* Phone (714) 434-7476 * Fax (714) 434-7350 and
810 - 3rd Avenue, Suite 14064, Seattle, Washington 98104 * (206) 224-0874 * Fax
(206) 467-9264
--
i am not sure these are related, but there are two cases, i don't even know
where, but i believe california, and i think LA. they are Geben v. Holsclaw and
Weeks v. Holsclaw. i know nothing more of these, and found them on
http://www.cap-press.com/ which also lists other scientology-related cases, as
well as many others. i have not looked extensively into this site.
she used to be at the irvine chamber of commerce page at
http://www.irvinechamber.com/CW_1344.HTM
however, she has vanished from there, too.
is this the sign of a guilty mind? "the guilty one flees even when there is no
pursuer."
she appears to have been replaced.
Ms. Liz Russell, Administrative Asst.
Talon Technology International Inc.
17195 Newhope, Suite 207
Fountain Valley CA 92708-4211
(714)434-7476 Fax: (714)434-7350
--
rob
Rob Clark
>i am not sure these are related, but there are two cases, i don't even know
>where, but i believe california, and i think LA. they are Geben v. Holsclaw and
should be detailed in a book called:
Roy L. Brooks
Warren Distinguished Professor of Law
University of San Diego School of Law
Civil Rights Litigation
Cases and Perspectives
1995 1,234 pp
ISBN 0-89089-692-5 LC 94-73848
casebound $55.00
it is unlikely this is really our janet, and probably isn't worth buying, or
even making a special trip to look it up. maybe worth looking up when you're
already looking something else up.
>Weeks v. Holsclaw. i know nothing more of these, and found them on
>http://www.cap-press.com/ which also lists other scientology-related cases, as
>well as many others. i have not looked extensively into this site.
North Carolina Torts
David A. Logan
Professor of Law, Wake Forest Univ.
Wayne A. Logan
SUNY-Albany, School of Criminal Justice
1996 724 pp
LC 94-73844 ISBN 0-89089-844-8
cloth List Price $100.00
(almost certainly not our janet.)
rob