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PART III - INVENTION OF GUILT

1. Zero Evidence - November 2019 - page 2

2. Arrest Affidavit - December 16, 2016 - page 4

3. Cell Tower Records - December 2016 - page 9

4. Police Report - January 2017 - page 16

10. Video Not Disclosed - page 35

11. Video Timeline Impossible - page 39

12. Jacket Origin Uncertain - page 41

13. Timestamps Off 7 Minutes - page 42

14. Real Lofts Timeline - December 14, 2016 - page 45

15. Other Video - 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 - page 48

16. Shot While Fleeing - December, 2016 - page 50

17. Smolarek Bullet Hole - December 2016 - page 54

18. Vehicle Warrant- December 19, 2016 - page 58

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1. ZERO EVIDENCE - November 2019

I started this story when I walked out of a courtroom where a 24-year old girl received two life sentences, while she

made sounds like a dog stuck with an ice pick. In the end, the only evidence was:

3) Scott Love was at Mulrenin's apartment at the same time Jackson was there, but phone and video records show

Jackson was never with Scott Love, or communicating with him at any point during the entire night.

4) James Mulrenin was out of his mind on drugs, was shot in the leg, and later went over the balcony.

5) Mandi Jackson and Scott Love used Mulrenin's credit cards together at Walmart a few hours later.

6) A gun which probably matched the bullet which shot James Mulrenin, was photographed in a drawer in Mandi's

house, next to a bra, but it is unsure who put it there.

None of the evidence listed above proves the contents of her mind. There is no evidence Mandi Jackson ever

deviated from her long and compulsive pattern, of cheating on boyfriends with old guys for money, to relieve

anxiety over paying the rent. And you will see there are dozens of items of evidence, that suggest robbing James

Mulrenin could not have been in her mind.

There was also a long pattern of Mandi's boyfriends reacting in a variety of ways, from the spectrum of ways

cheated boyfriends react. And I saw Mulrenin slip or try to slip between many broke girls and their boyfriends. So

Mulrenin also had a long pattern of exploiting vulnerable young girls.

Events took an unexpected turn when Mulrenin went over the balcony. At that point, any plans Mandi Jackson had

rob Mulrenin, she would have never wanted to use his credit cards after he unexpectedly died right in front of her. If

her boyfriend unexpectedly caught her cheating and she lost her job and never got her dancer dollars, she might let

him use the credit cards to placate him, or used them herself for stress over money. But she never could have

predicted that situation she would find herself in.

You may wonder why a jury convicted Mandi Jackson based on zero evidence. People who were there wonder the

same thing. The jurors were not very excited about the rules they were supposed to follow, but they were very

amused with their own power. And they had a good chemistry where they liked to all come together and agree with

one another. It was all about the fun parts for them, and none of the boring instructions and rules they were

supposed to follow.

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You might say peers aren't perfect, they are still the best you can hope for, and you asked for them. But the

defendant was granted no similar license, and was hammered with rules at every turn. At the same time, the

witnesses made up stories and bent facts at every step, with no shame, punishment, or remorse.

The jurors' favorite group pastime during recess, was following me around the courthouse saying "Hey, mystery

guy!" and trying to get me to talk about the case with them. The jurors talked about me among themselves, saying I

was "creepy" for telling them "don't talk to me." They asked questions about me, and were asked questions about

The jurors' second-favorite pastime was deliberating among themselves during testimony. And that is just the two

inappropriate pastimes that were visible to me. One juror had a tablet in the jury box, which she insisted she was

only using during bench conferences. A friend of the victim was allowed to sit in the jury box, inform other jurors

that she had information from the day James Mulrenin died, and say how she was certain of Mandi's guilt.

A jury like that was susceptible to gossip. And they were likely distracted by three hours of the worst coerced smear

gossip, which a bizarre technicality of the rules of evidence allows to be presented under the label of "witnesses." I

know something about this case, I have studied it for years and I am familiar with the defendant and the victim. But

the defense cannot pay me to recite what I know, and call it evidence. Not even under the sixth amendment,

according to Judge Recksiedler.

People in the courtroom, including adversaries of the defendant and/or neutral parties, were shocked with the

verdict. I won't bother naming names because they have no reason to tell you their real opinions or corroborate what

I say. It is not out of disrespect for the justice system that I write all this here. Rather, the justice system was

disrespected and corrupted to reach this verdict. And it needs to be corrected for the court, and the pursuit of justice,

to be respected.

It is not at all clear why Mandi Jackson would have needed to fill out an application to work at the Dollhouse to get

into James Mulrenin's apartment. The prosecution says Scott Love sneaked into the building, and then either went

through a door that Mulrenin frequently left unlocked, or Mandi let him in. I think he knocked. Mandi Jackson

whatever they had to, to convict Mandi Jackson. They didn't care what the truth was, they weren't even curious. At

all levels of the system, it was a concerted mission to convict the innocent regardless of the truth.

Anyone who expects he will ever get a presumption of innocence, is at risk of a rude awakening. They can just grab

you and use 100 tricks to make you look guilty and lock you up, so you will still be there when the aliens land.

There is no institution to prevent what I just described. There is no institution to guarantee you that presumption of

innocence. You tell me what that institution is, it did nothing for Mandi Jackson.