MAY 4, 2018 — WARNING SHOT FROM THE KENTUCKY BAR ASSOCIATION!

Kentucky’s Judicial systematic abuse against “wayward” attorneys, who dare to have a high ethical standards, and also expect the laws to be applied equally, and justly throughout all Courts.

To Kill The Messenger! (i.e. ME)

⬇️⬇️Kentucky Bar Association Andre Bergeron;

Supreme Court appointed; Trial Commissioner Lisa Johnson⬇️⬇️

I’m Still Standing (Sing Soundtrack) by FrancGirardi (soundcloud.com)

For now, let’s do a quick recap, on how I spent years trying to get assistance from all levels of the judiciary and state government, to put a stop to all of this fraudulent corruption, in hopes of keeping it from getting out of hand, in the first place.

But this wasn’t just any Kentucky Supreme Court Discretionary Review. I emphatically informed them of all of the sequence of events leading up to the Discretionary Review, which included the personal Recusal of SIX of the FOURTEEN – Court of Appeal Judges, and a NEVER ENDING EFFORT to actually keep evidence out by striking Chandler’s Reply, and the completely disallowing him to submit a Reply to Downey’s ENDLESS FABRICATIONS. In addition to, striking and concealing Downey’s Misappropriation of funds, Moore’s Concealment of HKC 401K, Judge Williams illegal Striking Order to Chandler’s Complaint, including an Equity claim, and their illegal back door use of the two probate estates, to cutoff Chandler’s legal vested interest in Mary Kathrine’s Estate, and his ability to continue his civil action against Downey and Moore. WOA THAT WAS A MOUTHFUL…BUT WAIT THERE IS MORE!

In January of 2018, I made it a point to tell the Kentucky Supreme Court, that unlike other cases up for Kentucky Supreme Court Discretionary Review, if they did not review the case, they would be not only continuing, but also perpetuating a fraud, since Downey and Moore had already submitted an accounting to the District Probate Court, alleging attorney fees still owed, at just a little over $100,000.

HENCE PERPETUATING A FRAUD!!!

Justice Vanmeter had recently taken a seat on the Kentucky Supreme Court. In 2018, Judge Debra Lambert, was running for the open seat on the Kentucky Supreme Court.

On the same day that the Kentucky Supreme Court Denied Discretionary Review, I learned from the FBI Special Agent, that AUSA David Weiser, put an end to the investigation, because he said it was a civil matter. Last time I checked, Fraud on the Court, Obstruction of Justice, Misappropriation of Funds, Collusion to conceal true nature of events…. NOT A CIVIL MATTER,

ESPECIALLY➡️ When it is being accomplished, by and through their elected seats of public office.

CUT TO: To kill the messenger scheme.

Email Correspondence with Sarah Coker, obtaining extension of time, to provide a complete and thorough Response.

June 24, 2018 — Pictures of the material sent to Sarah Coker, to the Kentucky Bar Association times FIVE! I submitted more than 10,000 pages of documents within my Response to the “Investigation Letter”

June 24, 2018 — Original 19 page letter sent to Sarah Coker with the nine books above, times five (5).

November 15, 2018 — COMPLAINT with THREE Charges on the exact same information contained above.

⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️THIS PROVISION SCREAMS… “TO KILL THE MESSENGER”⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️

“Absence of the listing of a particular rule in this complaint will not preclude disciplinary action on any rule violated by the conduct referenced above.” Let me break that down for you,

WE, THE KENTUCKY JUDICIARY ARE GOING TO UNEARTH ANY POSSIBLE PEBBLE, to use against you, in these fraudulent fabricated proceedings.

December 12, 2018 — Letter sent requesting a sworn complaint, and addition of time to file a Response due to recent surgery.

December 26, 2018 — Response submitted by Sarah Coker, denying request for sworn Complaint. So, I have to hire an attorney (NEARLY $19,000) and face charges, and ultimately a two-day hearing four hours away from my home, endless briefings, and Board of Governors Zoom Hearing, (where I was muted the entire time), to ultimately have the Kentucky Supreme Court Justices, suspend my law licenses for a year, without any merit or just cause.

January 14, 2019 — Order from the Kentucky Bar Association – that I NEVER RECEIVED. If a Complaint and all other filings sent from the Kentucky Bar Association has “Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested,” why wouldn’t this alleged Order. There would be no question, of whether I received this Order.

February 3, 2019 — Letter to Sarah Coker, within Response Angie’s case, listed below: but specifically references the Chandler Complaint. As I had yet to receive, an Order stating what Chandler’s due date to respond to the Official KBA Complaint.

May 15, 2019 — Kentucky Bar Association Charges against me for the Chandler filings.

May 15, 2019 — Letter from Kentucky Bar Association, Andre Bergeron, Kentucky Bar Association served me with a FOUR COUNT Charge. Three being the same exact allegations, that had previously been thoroughly answered within the 20,000 pages previously sent in June of 2018. They added an additional charge, by asserting that I knowingly failed to respond to a lawful demand for information.

May 30, 2019 — Motion to Dismiss Count IV of the Chandler Charges specifically setting out that I NEVER received the supposed Order mailed on January 14, 2019. As that was the day my grandmother passed away, and I was out of town. I provided the KBA with a copy of my grandmother’s obituary, showing them that I was out of town.

July 2019, FORTY PAGE – Answer to Kentucky Bar Associations Formal Charges against me. Plus, all the same books again, times five.

June and July of 2019, KBA Andre Bergeron attempted multiple times to get me to enter into agreed settlement negotiations. But he was only interested in getting me to say that I was wrong for questioning the integrity of the Court of Appeals and Judge Rene Williams.

August of 2019, Andre Bergeron submitted a Motion to Consolidate the two cases.

I ended up paying him my life’s savings around $19,000, but was ultimately found guilty of every single charge. EIGHT CHARGES TO BE EXACT, but there is a reason as to why they found me guilty of eight charges, and why Lisa Johnson and the Board of Governors intentionally and deliberately ignored the initial 10,000, plus pages that I submitted in June of 2018, in support of Count IV Charge, for failing to respond to a lawful demand.

Despite the fact that the Kentucky Supreme Court’s Order, acknowledges the initial submission, they still find me guilty of the charge. No doubt they needed exactly eight (8) charges to stick. They needed the eight charges, to falsely set out the following immediately before the phrase, “Accordingly, it is hereby Ordered:

More than half of the Order from the Kentucky Supreme Court simply references other, unrelated attorney disciplinary cases. Although, the Order does include footnote citing’s to the other cases, a person not familiar with the legal field, will not understand, that those are not charges against me.

As you will come to learn, the Trial Commissioner’s Order, the Board of Governors Order, the Kentucky Supreme Court Order, are in contradiction of one another, and none of them contain any truthful statements concerning the evidence and testimony provided directly to them.

All non-chosen attorneys and Judges in the State of Kentucky have to practice law, with the fear crossing one of the chosen ones. A member of the “good ole boy” system. how my attorney submitted my Kentucky Supreme Court Appeal, of the Board of Governor’s Order, was evidence that he is slightly scared of stepping out of good graces with the powers that be here in the State of Kentucky.

  • This proposition is based on the fact that he truly didn’t want to file any Motion to Recuse to the Kentucky Supreme Court. It is Common Sense, if the current Justices actively participated in this egregious miscarriage of justices at the Court of Appeals level, then the current Justices’ have no business of deciding my fate, while trying to issue “get out of jail free cards” to their cronies and colleagues, and to conceal their own deliberate knowledgeable actions to obstruct justice.
  • AND he submitted his Brief on my behalf, by stating that the red font was the verbiage of his client.
  • WHAT!!!… HE COULD HAVE EASILY CALLED ME AND TOLD ME THAT HE WASN’T GOING TO FILE MY APPEAL, IF HE HAD THOUGHT FOR A SINGLE SECOND, THAT I HAD FABRICATED A RESPONSE, OR BEEN ANYTHING LESS THAN TRUTHFUL …, HE DID NOT…, HIS RELUCTANCE, DOESN’T SEEM TO COME FROM MY END!!!

2019 Complaint filed by Angie!

My Response to Complaint filed by Angie!

EXHIBITS ATTACHED TO ORIGINAL RESPONSE

RETAINER AGREEMENT

TEXT MESSAGES THAT SPECIFICALLY REFERENCES MR. UNDERWOOD

All TEXT MESSAGES THAT WERE PROVIDED TO THE KENTUCKY BAR ASSOCIATION

Angie’s Supplemental Response February 2019.

The Supplemental Response filed by Angie, the Complainant, was NEVER sent to me. This was something that was not lost on Kentucky Bar Association Andre Bergeron. On January 18, 2022, during the zoom depositions of Angie and Cindy, Andre Bergeron stated the following: ”

Kentucky Bar Association Formal Charges May 30, 2019.

My Formal Response to KBA’s Charges, discussing in detail what the KBA has to be ignoring in order to move forward with ridiculous charges.

On Second Thought, YES, I AM…. there is no better representation, to show the Kentucky Judiciary’s deliberate desperation to harass, intimidate and bully my silence. The deliberate fraudulent actions to defame my reputation and to deprive me of my constitutional protected liberty interest, that I had work years to obtain, is nothing short of criminal embezzlement.

COURTNET SHEET ESTABLISHING THAT EVEN SIX MONTHS LATER – THE CASE WAS STILL BEING STALLED BY OPPOSING DEFENSE COUNSEL.

Kentucky Supreme Court Order in it’s entirety.

Kentucky Supreme Court Order on Chandler

TO BE PUBLISHED

Supreme Court of Kentucky

2023-SC-0308-KB

KENTUCKY BAR ASSOCIATION MOVANT

V.                                        IN SUPREME COURT

KAYCE RENAE POWELL RESPONDENT

OPINION AND ORDER

Kayce Renae Powell (Powell), Kentucky Bar Association (KBA) Number 93536, was admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky on April 30, 2010. Her bar roster address is 115 Hammond Plaza, P.O. Box 4, Hopkinsville, KY 42240.

This case stems from two consolidated disciplinary matters, 17-DIS-0121 and 19-DIS-0006. Both matters were tried together before Trial Commissioner Lisa Johnson (Commissioner). In 17-DIS-0121, the Commissioner ruled that Powell violated four Supreme Court Rules (SCR) that govern attorney misconduct: Count I – SCR 3.130(3.4)(f), Count II – SCR 3.130(8.2)(a), Count III – SCR 3.130(3.5)(d), Count IV – SCR 3.130(8.1)(b). Powell was likewise found guilty of four violations in 19-DIS-0006: Count I – SCR 3.130(1.3), Count II – SCR 3.130(1.4)(a) and (b), Count III – SCR 3.130(1.6), and Count IV – SCR 3.130(1.16)(d).

The KBA’s Board of Governors (Board) adopted the Commissioners findings and conclusions and has unanimously recommended that Powell be suspended from the practice of law for one year, that she provide a detailed accounting of all hourly fees expended on behalf of the complainant in 19-DIS- 0006, and that she return any unearned fees. After review, this Court accepts the Board’s recommendation.

I.     BACKGROUND

  1. 17-DIS-0121

This case is related to Powell’s representation of Steve Chandler (Chandler) to contest his brother Keith’s will in Crittenden Circuit Court. Powell filed the suit in October 2011, alleging lack of mental competency, undue influence, unnatural disposition, and an equity claim asserting Chandler’s 50% vested interest in the (personal property contained in and on the family homestead) residence.

Her theory of the case was that the defendants, whom Keith met at work, took advantage of his diminished mental capacity and improperly influenced him to bequeath the Chandlers’ multi-generational family farm to them. Keith did so in his will, which was executed on October 26, 2006.

The case was assigned to Judge Renee Williams (Judge Williams), and Keith’s estate was initially represented by Brucie Moore (Moore). Soon after the case was filed, Moore filed a motion to strike most of Chandler’s complaint.

On April 17, 2012, following a hearing, Judge Williams granted Moore’s motion to strike; Powell characterizes the ruling as striking “60%” of Chandler’s complaint including his equity claim.

Then, in August 2012, Judge Williams ruled that no evidence outside the two years prior to the execution of Keith’s will would be admissible at trial.

In May 2013, Powell filed a motion for Judge Williams’ recusal pursuant to KRS 26A.015 primarily based on her orders striking most of Chandler’s complaint and limiting the evidence to within two years of the execution of Keith’s will.

 Judge Williams denied the motion.

In October 2013, Powell filed a second motion for Judge Williams’ recusal, this time in this Court, which was denied.

Powell and Chandler also each filed judicial conduct commission (JCC) complaints against Judge Williams in late 2013 and again in 2017.

In March 2014, as the case neared trial, Moore withdrew as the estate’s representative and attorney Steven Downey (Downey) entered his appearance.[1]

Powell would ultimately file KBA complaints against Attorneys Moore…   

And Downey as well as a civil suit.

In April 2014, following trial, the jury rendered a verdict against Chandler.

Around this time, Powell reported the alleged misconduct of opposing counsel and Judge Williams to the Governor’s office and eventually the FBI.

None of the complaints filed against Judge Williams or Attorneys Moore and Downey resulted in any disciplinary or criminal charges being issued against them. Powell’s reports to the Governor’s office and FBI likewise bore no fruit.

         Following the jury verdict, Powell appealed the case to the Court of Appeals and filed numerous motions to recuse resulting in the recusal of six judges on that court.

The three-judge panel that ultimately heard the case affirmed it in full. Following the Court of Appeals’ adverse ruling, Powell filed a petition for reconsideration (PFR) which contained the following statements:

This Court should first be aware that all filings and recordings of both [the] COA and the lower courts have been turned over to the Governor’s Office. Which prompted a telephone conversation [with] a (DOJ) United States District Attorney. Thereafter, Counsel received a call from Federal Bureau Investigator (sic) Special Agent Dustin Deterding. There is currently an active FBI Investigation concerning these matters which include the previously stricken material (i.e. wire fraud).

. . . .

Unlike all other appeals concerning a will contest which address the admissibility of testimony and evidence, this Court’s primary purpose seems to have been to protect the rulings and reputation of Judge [Renee] Williams and the defense attorneys of record.

. . . .

There are far too many misconstrued, inaccurate and disregarded arguments within the Order, to simply be a mistake. The COA Order shows a far greater concern to protect the reputation of the trial judges and defense attorneys rather than the civil rights and liberties afforded to the Appellant. Considering the active FBI investigation, Counsel wishes to encourage the sitting Judges to take another look at the totality of the record.

       After the Court of Appeals denied Powell’s PFR, she filed a petition for discretionary review with this Court. Of note, the petition argued:

The Movant has been denied his Constitutional substantial rights from start to finish. The COA opinion is no exception, and in fact various rulings of the COA [have] served to facilitate and perpetuate a continuous fraud on the court throughout, by striking and covering up Respondent’s Attorney’s false filings, and illegal fraudulent conduct.

In response to Powell’s behavior, in particular the disparaging and threatening arguments directed at the Court of Appeals that she made in her PFR, the Court of Appeals reported Powell to the KBA.

On May 4, 2018, the Office of Bar Counsel (OBC) via its attorney Sarah Coker (Coker) sent Powell an investigative letter regarding the concerns raised by the Court of Appeals. The letter made it clear that no complaint had been filed but requested a written response to the concerns raised. Powell subsequently requested, and was granted, two extensions of time to respond. She ultimately responded to the investigative letter on June 24, 2018, with a letter and seven “books” of information spanning well over 1,900 pages.

On November 15 of that year, the Inquiry Commission (IC) filed a complaint against Powell. On December 26, Powell requested an extension of time to respond, citing a recent surgery,

which the IC granted on January 14, 2019. The order granting Powell’s extension directed that she had until February 8 to respond to the complaint.

Count IV Alleged A Violation Of Scr 3.130(8.1)(B): “[A] Lawyer In . . In Connection With A Disciplinary Matter, Shall Not . . . Knowingly Fail To Respond To A Lawful Demand For Information From [A] . . . Disciplinary Authority[.]”

Powell never responded to the complaint, but she nevertheless sent a letter to Coker on February 5 expressing her personal reservations about the matter being assigned to Coker.[2]

The IC filed the charges at issue herein on May 14, 2019. Following a hearing and post-hearing briefing by the parties, the Commissioner found a violation of each Count to be supported by a preponderance of the evidence.

Count I alleged a violation of SCR 3.130(3.4)(f): “A lawyer shall not . . . present, participate in presenting, or threaten to present criminal or disciplinary charges solely to obtain an advantage in any civil or criminal matter[.]” As proof of this violation, the Commissioner pointed to the following evidence: after Powell lost her case in circuit court, she contacted the Governor’s office and the FBI; she filed KBA complaints against Attorneys Moore and Downey; she and her client filed more than one JCC complaint against Judge Williams;

she filed numerous motions to recuse concerning both Judge Williams and several Court of Appeals judges; and she used “threatening” language in PFR before the Court of Appeals.

Moreover, Powell stated several times during the hearing that her intent behind these actions was to get her client a new trial. The Commissioner therefore felt her behavior fell squarely within Kentucky Bar Ass’n v. Blum,[3] and a violation of SCR 3.130(3.4)(f) had occurred.

In Blum, Attorney Blum filed a motion to have a hearing officer alter his order establishing the procedure for a tribunal hearing.[4] In the motion, Blum stated “it is nevertheless appropriate to issue the following caution: at the fist whiff of something like this occurring, the undersigned will press charges against the Hearing Officer aimed at securing a lifetime ban on the holding of any judicial position in the United States.”[5] This Court upheld the trial commissioner’s finding that a violation of SCR 3.130(3.4)(f) had occurred, holding that “Blum, acting under the guise of concern for his fellow attorneys, maintained the possibility of disciplinary sanctions or proceedings at the forefront of his court filings and communications in an attempt to get what he wanted—the relitigating of the charges against [his client.]”[6]

Count II alleged a violation of SCR 3.130(8.2)(a): “A lawyer shall not make a statement that the lawyer knows to be false or with reckless disregard as to its truth or falsity concerning the qualifications or integrity of a judge[.]” The Commissioner noted the “outright accusations of judicial misconduct” contained in Powell’s PFR before the Court of Appeals and petition for discretionary review to this Court.

Additionally, during the hearing Powell was pressed by the Commissioner as to whether she had specific, objective evidence of an illegal conspiracy between Attorneys Moore and Downey and Judge Williams or evidence of Judge Williams’ alleged bias against her. Powell conceded she did not and did not call any witnesses to substantiate those allegations.

The Commissioner found that a sanction was accordingly warranted under KBA v. Waller.[7] In Waller, an attorney called a judge a “lying incompetent ass-hole” in a memorandum supporting his motion to dismiss, and this Court upheld the Board’s finding that Waller violated SCR 3.130(8.2)(a).[8]

Count III alleged a violation of SCR 3.130(3.5)(d): “A lawyer shall not . . . engage in conduct intended to disrupt a tribunal.” The Commissioner found that Powell violated this rule, first, by repeatedly filing the same pleadings over a seven-year period.

As early as the initial probate court, Steve informed that judge that not everything in the house belonged to his brother and that he never received his share of the estate. Steve’s story didn’t change in the slightest. The same arguments against Judge Williams’ strike order and extremely narrow interpretation of relevant law remained the same throughout, making the exact same arguments from 2011 until December of 2014.

The Commissioner found that these statements, in conjunction with the fact that many of Powell’s filings were returned for deficiencies, that she requested the Court of Appeals to take unusual or uncommon steps,[9]

that she sought at both the circuit court and Court of Appeals level to have several judges recused,

       and that she filed a civil case against opposing counsel, “had the obvious effect of burdening the Court system[.]”

Count IV alleged a violation of SCR 3.130(8.1)(b): “[A] lawyer in . . . in connection with a disciplinary matter, shall not . . . knowingly fail to respond to a lawful demand for information from [a] . . . disciplinary authority[.]” During the hearing, Powell acknowledged that she received the IC complaint and had requested an extension of time. However, she claimed that she never received the January 2019 order granting her an extension and assumed that the matter had been dropped. The Commissioner found Powell’s belief was not reasonable and that she therefore violated the rule.

SUPREME COURT ORDER PAGE 15, paragraph 2:

The Commissioner found Powell acted knowingly. She further found that in 17-DIS-0121, Powell violated duties she owed as a professional by recklessly and repeatedly questioning the integrity of multiple Kentucky judges and either used or threatened to use disciplinary and criminal proceedings to gain an advantage in her client’s case.  She further found that Powell’s seven year “war of attrition” disrupted the normal workings of the court.

Powell also refused to acknowledge the wrongful nature of her conduct. She repeatedly characterized the disciplinary actions against her as a conspiracy, especially those in 17-DIS-0121 (the will contest).  She continued to believe that she had done nothing wrong and, instead, that the “high connections” of the parties involved were trying to “kill the messengers.” She felt that the KBA was ‘really pressing hard and trying to bully [her] into saying that [she] was wrong for questioning the integrity of [Judge Williams] and the Court of Appeals.”  Furthermore, in a hypothetical posed to her by the Commissioner, she was unable to even consider that she might be wrong. 

SUPREME COURT ORDER PAGE 16; paragraphs 2 and 3.

In addition, the Commissioner found that she acted with a dishonest or selfish motive, citing her apparent personal animus against Judge Williams, and Attorneys Moore and Downey.  This distain was fostered by Powell’s belief that they have “demeaned” her, made her out to be a “clown,” made her look bad, and “belittled” and “chastised” her.  The Commissioner was also struck by the number of times Powell lamented about Downey getting “the last word,” and noted ten times in the record that it occurred.  The Commissioner concluded based on the evidence that Powell’s primary motive was to be vindicated and prevail over people she felt had demeaned her.

SUPREME COURT ORDER PAGE 18; paragraph 2.

To begin, we note that Powell has provided no relevant argument or evidence concerning her charges in 17-DIS-0121.  Rather, she continues to alleged that Judge Williams, Attorney Moore and Downey, and the Court of Appeals illegally conspired against herself and her client, and that all her actions were warranted. 

FOOTNOTES OF THE KENTUCKY SUPREME COURT ORDER


[1] According to Powell, Moore drafted Keith’s will and would therefore be a material witness at trial. Powell had attempted to have her removed as counsel of record long before she withdrew for the same reason. [2] Powell stated in the letter that she did not want the case to be assigned to Coker because the information she provided in her response to the investigatory letter should have “unequivocally dispelled any notions of wrongdoing” and “should have resulted in disciplinary investigations and actions against all parties who had actual knowledge and participated in the most egregious injustice by the judiciary[.]” [3] 404 S.W.3d 841 (Ky. 2013). [4] Id. at 851.[5] Id. at 852 [6] Id. [7] 929 S.W.2d 181 (Ky. 1996). [8] Id. at 182. [9] The concluding paragraph of Powell’s reply brief to the Court of Appeals states: “Appellant respectfully requests that this Court reverse the jury verdict, and in an unprecedented manner declare the will void, or in the alternative reverse and remand this cause of action[.]”

  1. 17-DIS-0121

The Board of Governors are attempting to give validity to Rene Williams’, April 17, 2012, Strike Order. By asserting that it was a 2011 Complaint, and linking Judge Williams’ Strike Order in conjunction with Moore’s “request” (why are they saying request, rather than acknowledging that it was a Motion To Strike Complaint, at the onset❓), a person would assume that activity had already occurred in the case, and at the very least, an Answer, must have surely been filed, prior to the Judge making an unfounded Order to Strike relevant testimony and evidence set out within the Complaint, along with Chandler’s Equity claim.

To be the clear Judge Williams Never acknowledged the Equity claim and the request for a constructive trust to protect the personal memorabilia of the Chandler Homestead… She simply struck the information without justification. The affirming Order of the Court of Appeals falsely represents this entire sequence of events too! Page 4, Paragraphs 2 & 3.

I AM SORRY YOU FEEL THE NEED TO COMPLETELY IGNORE AND AVOID THE FACT THAT I SAID, THAT DOWNEY’S, & MOORE’S DEFENSE TACTICS WITHIN THEIR FILINGS WERE OFTEN SIMPLY AN Ad Hominem Attacks on me. I testified and provided the same proof to the Trial Commissioner and the Kentucky Bar Association that is attached to this website. I emphatically stated that rather than addressing any of my legitimate factual arguments, that Downey and Moore, would issue personal attacks on me and or my client.

October 26, 2023 — Kentucky Supreme Court Order, suspending me from the practice of law for one year. This page is dedicated to establishing that at all times herein, the prosecution against me has been a fraudulent bully attempt to conceal their own actions, or inactions throughout the Chandler Case.

The above Order was signed by Justice Laurence B. Vanmeter, who was a former Court of Appeal Judge during the time of the Chandler case, and was a Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court when Chandler’s Motion For Discretionary Review was Denied, on April 18, 2018.

Kentucky only has seven Ky Supreme Court Justices, FOUR out of those SEVEN, directly participated and helped conceal the fraudulent activities of Downey, Moore, Judge Williams and the Court of Appeals who were working overtime to conceal the true nature of the Chandler case, and the actions of the lower Court’s throughout.

Judge Debra Lambert, Judge Kelly Thompson, Judge Nickell, and Judge Vanmeter… It would have been five, but not for Matt Bevin choosing Judge Buckingham over Judge Williams to temporarily fill vacancy left by the retirement of Justice Bill Cunningham.

February 26, 2019 — Court of Appeal Judge Nickell, who signed the November 2017, Order Denying Chandler’s Petition for Rehearing was one of the first to file for Justice Cunningham’s vacant seat. Court of Appeals Judge Nickell is first to file for Supreme Court seat vacated by Bill Cunningham – NKyTribune | NKyTribune

March 13, 2019 — Justice Minton on behalf of the Judicial Nomination Committe gave three names to former Governor Matt Bevin, to fill temporary vacancy. Finalists named to fill Kentucky Supreme Court vacancy | AP News Judge Rene Williams was among the list.

Trial Commissioner’s Order on Chandler’s Case

Trial Commissioner’s Order on Angie’s case

Board of Governors Order on Chandler Case

Board of Governors Order on Angie’s case

Board of Governors Order

Kentucky Supreme Court Order on Angie’s

⬇️⬇️⬇️ Nothing within the Trial Commissioner, Lisa Johnson’s Report was supported by testimony or evidence. NOTHING!

Direct Comparison from actual testimony, compared to Trial Commissioner’s Order.

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