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Reginald I. Barron Files Allegations Reporting Bankruptcy Scam Linked To Civil Court Corruption

Reginald I. Barron Files Allegations Reporting Bankruptcy Scam Linked To Civil Court Corruption

Mr. Reginald I. Barron, President and Owner of Barron Chevrolet, Inc. a $30 million Delaware corporation doing business only as a corporation in the state of Massachusetts has filed allegations of: Official Misconduct, Conspiracy, Collusion, Fraud, and Legal Coercion with the U.S. Department of Justice – Office of the Inspector General against the Superior Court of the state of Arizona in and for the county of Yavapai Verde Valley Judicial District, and law firms in Arizona, Massachusetts, and Delaware.

Boston, Mass. (Advertiser Talk) 01-Feb-2010 — Mr. Reginald I. Barron, President and Owner of Barron Chevrolet, Inc. a $30 million Delaware Corporation doing business only as a corporation in the state of Massachusetts has filed allegations of: Official Misconduct, Conspiracy, Collusion, Fraud, and Legal Coercion with the U.S. Department of Justice – Office of the Inspector General against the Superior Court of the state of Arizona in and for the county of Yavapai Verde Valley Judicial District, and law firms in Arizona, Massachusetts, and Delaware. (Case D08 2002-0144 Yavapai County AZ. Superior Court).

Mr. Barron’s allegations contend that the Civil Court of Arizona, its officers of the court and agents of the court, are “willfully engaged” in: the “violent interference” of his liberties and rights defined in the Constitution or federal laws as the President and Owner of a Delaware Corporation; acts that violate federal criminal civil rights law, specifically Title 18, U.S.C., Sections 241 and 242; acts that have denied him due process, sequestered his total income (peonage), and employed legal coercion (threats and acts of incarceration) as a means to obtain his forced authorizations; acts of conspiracy, collusion, and fraud to support and forward the Bankruptcy Scam of the Plaintiff and her attorneys.

Mr. Barron further contends that the Plaintiff and the Agent of the Civil Court have retained at least 6 bankruptcy attorneys from 5 different law firms from the states of Arizona, Massachusetts, and Delaware (several attorneys who also function as US Bankruptcy Trustees) and that the Civil Court has “ordered” the seizure of Barron Chevrolet, Inc.’s yearly income of $827,000 to be deposited into the Agent of the Court’s personal Bankruptcy Management Account (a Bank account sanctioned by the Federal Government to hold Bankruptcy assets) as the Agent’s own funds. In conclusion, Mr. Barron contends that neither he nor his company is in bankruptcy or even qualifies for bankruptcy, and that the sole purpose of the Bankruptcy Scam is to steal his income and corporation to financially benefit all those involved.

For further details (Court documents, Court orders, Court motions, Court transcripts, audio evidence, etc.) contact Mr. Reginald I. Barron, President and Owner of Barron Chevrolet, Inc a Delaware Corporation at (978) 273-8155 or reginaldbarron (at) comcast (dot) net.

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