When Brett Kimberlin filed a false criminal complaint against me in 2013, I was served with a summons to a preliminary hearing, but the State’s Attorney dropped the case before the hearing because there was no evidence to support Kimberlin’s allegations. The State’s Attorney also moved to have the case expunged, but I sought to have the expungement vacated so that if could be used in evidence in the Hoge v. Kimberlin, et al. lawsuit. Here’s the TKPOTD from seven years today.

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While I’ve been preparing discovery requests for the Hoge v. Kimberlin, et al. lawsuit, I noticed that I’ve never published the Application for Statement of Charges that The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin filed against me in 2013. Last November, I petitioned the District Court to be allowed to inspect and have a copy of the case file. Now that the expungement has been vacated and anyone can get a copy, I might as well post it. Here’s the case docket as I received it last November.

TDPK has said that he asked for the expungement. As the Gentle Reader can see, it was the State’s Attorney’s Office who asked for the expungement, not Kimberlin.

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.

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Lying liars gotta lie.