As Tammy Rief and concerned parents from across the United
States comb court records in San Diego and Sacramento in an effort to find
Tammy's trafficked son Jonah, one thing is clear. There is a cover-up at
the highest levels of the local and state governments in California.
When you go to get your court records in a major case, don't be
surprised if they are missing or if parts of your file are missing. This
is a problem that has been discovered by protective mothers, by targeted
minorities, and by those the government has political reasons to lock up.
TAMMY RIEF: THE SAN DIEGO COVER-UP
In San Diego, California, where inmates die leaving prisons and
sometimes become unpersons, a child (Jonah Rief) and his beautiful unwed mother
(Tammy) were victims of the Judicial Human Trafficking Cover-up.
Judges involved in human trafficking - absurd you say?
Give a bribe to a judge and all too frequently you can traffic any kid
you want-- maybe including Sasha O. But what is Michelle to do to find
Sasha once someone like San Diego's Judges Gregory Pollack or Kenneth A. So or Eugenia Eyherabide sends America's little sweetheart to Australia -- a sales hub for
trafficking-- or to Thailand? Of course, nobody is accusing anyone of
these names of being judges involved in such wrongdoing. Maybe some
mothers and court watchers have accused them but this writer would never accuse
any of these judges of wrongdoing - despite personal observations consistent
with such judicial wrongdoing. Well if Michelle were like other mothers of
trafficked children, she would have to work extra hard to get a copy of
the paper trail as documents are often hidden or destroyed and mothers are told
they will not be allowed access to even look at their own kid's file. In
the cases where copies of files of court-sponsored human trafficking are found,
the partial records (as in pages or whole documents missing) often bear no
resemblance to reality and frequently documents - like warrants - don't even
fit the legal requirements. Sometimes the names of the victims are
changed, seemingly to make it more difficult track down the missing kids.
In the Tammy Rief case, it was learned that her son Jonah was
illegally adopted out to traffickers without notice to her anyone involved in
said adoption process In that case, a Colorado man with ties to unsavory
people went to judges in San Diego to seek judicial assistance in getting his
hands on Tammy's only child, whom she was raising on her parents Alabama farm..
He and San Diego officials pretended the Colorado man (Brian Sullivan)
had been married to Tammy and she had taken with the boy off during a divorce
proceeding. Tammy was never married and Brian was not the father.
Though there is evidence of an illegal adoption, files have
apparently been either removed or destroyed. California Social Services
in Sacramento, where California adoption files from San Diego would have been
sent, has confirmed that any such files are missing but that they would be
there if an adoption had taken place. A San Diego clerk had confirmed there had
been an adoption but refused to turn over the records to the mother or the
State Department. People connected to the San Diego District Attorney's office,
people possibly known as Carole Snyder and Jill Lindberg arranged for the child
to be grabbed from he Southeaster U.S. During the removal process, police
on the East Coast obtained verifying evidence of sexual abuse by those who were
to receive the child for trafficking but the child was removed to California
for trafficking, anyway.
Tammy went to the Feds to try to get her child back and while
she was in D.C, working with national officials, the plot thickened.
After she got home to Alabama, Tammy was also snatched (kidnapped without
an official warrant) and brought to California. At one point, she was
held prisoner without any notice of why or on what grounds for 91 days.
Her matter involved secret proceedings in California. It's anyone's
guess as to how to get the actual records of most of what took place. It
seems there is a black hole when it comes to San Diego Court records.
(Similar black holes do exist in Orange and Los Angeles Counties and in
counties across the country.) For the last almost two years, Tammy has
been blocked physically from getting access to her son during a time when Jonah
needed her most. The traffickers got judicial permission in San Diego to
leave the country with Tammy's son. Jonah entered Australia on February
26, 2013 and disappeared. Nude photos and photos of parts of his body and
parts of the bodies of other children later made their way onto Facebook pages
of Sara Francis and Sara Frances - - believed to be an alias for the Sullivan
family. With close to 200,000 hits, some people are saying it looks like a
sale.
Note that, in the Jonah Rief matter, nobody was a resident of
California. The California courts are the forum of choice to traffic out of
state kids into foreign countries.
Other similar San Diego cases where children were forced into
sex servitude include that of Damon Moelter, who found his own freedom by
running away his court-licensed sexual abuser and by hiding until he was 16.
At that point, he went to Vegas and got a paper marriage in order to get
emancipated into freedom from forced sex. In his case, the judge just
happened to be named Gregory Pollack. But just because Damon and Jonah
and many other kids forced into sex slavery may have been guided there by
Pollock doesn't mean he is engaged in any wrongdoing, does it?
ORANGE COUNTY, LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND ELSEWHERE
In Orange County, when judges also traffic children out of the
country, they order the removal of records indicating that the foreigners to
whom they are trafficking the children are engaged in regular sex crimes with
children. The mother of Lexi Dillon is trying to rescue her daughter from
a a forieign abuser whose citizenship is in Thailand. Experts (including
court-appointed experts) were threatened and references to them and to evidence
of sex crimes were ordered removed from the file because those experts verified
the abuse. The mother has been denied parts of the file.
Proceedings in that case as in the Jonah Rief case have been largely in
secret.
WHISTLE-BLOWER COMES FORWARD
Whistle-blowing former San Diego Judge DeAnn Salcido feels that
a way to truth is to open the doors and end the secrecy. She supports
televising and video-recording proceedings where such decisions are made.
She also feels the training sessions were judges are trained to act
illegally should also be recorded.
If all court proceedings involving children were televised, the
disappearing files and records could be re-created. Secrecy only protects
the wrong-doers. The children want the truth to come out and they want
people to know, believe and rescue them when they say they have been raped and
molested. Children want people to save them before they are sent to
foreign countries to be sold as sex slaves. It is those who want to
get away with rape, sodomy and trafficking who seek secrecy, falsely claiming
children don't want the truth to be made public. Protective parents have
learned to question any speaker who wants to keep evidence of abuse locked in
dwindling files of secret proceedings.
WHAT THE PUBLIC CAN DO
Protective parents have the following suggestions
1)) First, each parent must know that their own child is at risk
from court-licensed trafficking. In Jonah's case, there is a father and
that father lost his rights, along with Tammy, when Jonah was handed over to
traffickers who took him out of the country for sale. The real father is
an Atlanta man and his name is NOT Sullivan NOR Glasier NOR Francis.
Whether you are a father or mother, your rights could be lost and your
child could be gone before you have any comprehension of what has happened.
2) Contact Kamala Harris and Jerry Brown and demand an
investigation into Judicial Child Sex Trafficking though the California Courts.
3) Demand your legislature call for investigations of
court-approved sex trafficking of children. Demand investigations into
the removal and hiding of court records involving children from their
parents.
4) Demand legislation requiring the televising of all juvenile
and family court proceedings.
4) Be vigilant and don't trust a system that has failed
America's children.
5) Listen to the children and decriminalize the reporting of
abuse. You didn't realize that 80% of protective parents lose their
kids if they take them to a doctor or policeman who discovers the other parent
is having sex with the kid? Protecting a child from sex with the other
parent is called "alienation" and is viewed by courts as worse than
rape or murder. Protective parents are wondering when it was that judges
turned into pimps.
7) Vote
out judges who traffic children. When in doubt, just say "no."
