OVERCOMING CORRUPTION AND DEATH

My son Donald and I were very close and I feel most mothers would have done exactly what I have done if they were in my situation. Information came to me, and once I was aware, there was no turning back. My motivation has been to turn something so senseless into something worthy of my son’s death. I had to find some balance to the evil. I had to find justice. Instead of my honorable son being senselessly killed by a corrupt judge and a handful of drunks, it has been much easier to rationalize that my son’s death resulted in stopping five terrible threats to society; Judge Gossett, Malcolm McBurnett, Allen Schmidt, the bar owner Tracy Lawson and Samantha Turner, the bartender who served Allen Schmidt another drink as my son lay dying in the road. I spent three years visiting San Angelo before my son was killed and I would like the people of San Angelo to know how much I loved my son, and how the actions of a few evil people do not cancel the goodness of the people of ...

Chart from Ms. Newell at: Per Quora 8/1/20: The U.S. Courts were created by Article III of The Constitution FEDERAL JUDGES - the President appoints them - they are confirmed by Senate There are three levels: 1. Supreme Court - 9 Justices 2. Court of Appeals / Circuit Courts - 179 judges - they usually work in three judge teams reviewing the decisions of the next level down - They are divided into 13 Districts • 11 hear regional cases • 2 are specialized 3. The lowest level of the Federal Courts is the US District Courts - 677 judges - this is where trials usually takes place. These courts make decisions that affect all of America. The rationale in developing our system of judges was that the U.S. should have three different branches of government to form a check and a balance of each other. In the past dozen years,...

San Angelo, Texas is where my son was killed and at the same I accused Judge Gossett of accepting bribes, 2013, the FBI began an investigation into San Angelo's Chief of Police, Timothy Vasquez, for Bribery. It took seven years for the FBI investigation to be completed but in January 2020, San Angelo's Chief of Police was indicted for Bribery. Is it a coincidence or were the Judge and the Chief of Police connected in corruption? Tom Green County Courthouse in San Angelo, Texas In 2019, I saw a story in the news that Rudy Delgado, a district judge in Houston Texas, had been indicted for Bribery. I looked to see who the prosecutor was and that's when I realized who I needed to send my evidence of Judge Gossett's corruption to: the U.S. attorney Northern District of Texas, The Honorable Erin Nealy Cox. Rudy Delgado was sentenced to five years in Federal Prison.

CHANCE ENCOUNTER: How One Promising Life Ended "Down the road, and inert piece of steel sat across the pavement like a gate slammed against what remained of his future." Ngan Ho, San Angelo, TX Standard Times newspaper