Brett Kimberlin is a convicted perjurer, drug smuggler, and serial bomber. He claims that he was wrongly convicted of “a series of 1978 offenses of which he is totally innocent”. One of his attempts to overturn his Speedway Bombing convictions managed to fly under my radar, but I stumbled over another Kimberlin v. U.S. Dept. of Justice LOLsuit while doing some research yesterday.
It was filed in the District Court in Indianapolis in 2021. Kimberlin lost, and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeal upheld the District Court this April. Kimberlin is taking steps to file for a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court.
Here’s the original complaint—
Here’s the Seventh Circuit’s order—
Here’s Kimberlin’s request of an extension of time to file his petition with the Supreme Court (which was granted)—
I’ll keep an eye on this.
Stay tuned
Would it really screw him if any “friend of the court” submitted information about his lack of funds for an attorney, but his more than adequate funds for family vacations to Hawaii; all the monies spent on his non-daughters music lessons, coaching, recording etc etc etc .
Would that document then be perjury, or a fraud on the court?
Can a friend of the court petition for DNA testing related to paternity?
That would be fun.
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