Horror: Brett Kimberlin ‘Is Giving His Wife the Full Aaron Walker Treatment’

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Aaron Walker has now published his account of today’s court proceedings in Kimberlin v. Kimberlin and Kimberlin v. Elliott, accompanied by documents in the cases. Aaron says:

Suddenly we saw Tetyana being led away in handcuffs.  . . .
In other words, he is giving his wife the full “Aaron Walker” treatment: try to get her fired, charge her with crimes that are, more likely than not, false, all in an effort to coerce her behavior.

Go read the whole ugly thing. The twisted nature of Brett Kimberlin’s personality — his sadistic pleasure in terrorizing and inflicting harm on others — is sufficiently well-known that little more need be said, except to refer to the not-so-mysterious death of Julia Scyphers.

Brett Kimberlin’s wicked character, especially his notorious dishonesty, is such that every decent person must despise him, if they know the truth about him — and Brett Kimberlin hates the truth.

Heaven help that woman who was fool enough to marry him.

UPDATE: Thanks to the keen-eyed commenter who, after reading the documents posted at Aaron’s page, points out that Tetyana’s date of birth is Nov. 16, 1980, while Brett Kimberlin’s date of birth is June 3, 1954. Their eldest daughter was born April 4, 1999. Therefore, when this child was conceived (about August 1998), Tetyana was 17 and her convicted felon husband was 44. Creeptastic!

UPDATE II: Everybody should re-Tweet this:

Feminist hypocrites won’t say a peep about it, but it’s important that this #WarOnWomen be called to their attention.

And say, what about that little Indiana girlfriend of Brett’s?

UPDATE III: Did I say, “creeptastic”? In 1992, Kimberlin was paroled from federal prison. Subsequent events led to him being sent back, but while he was out, he briefly pursued a music career. Jason Vest interviewed Kimberlin for City Paper in 1996:

Not all the songs on his album … have political overtones … others, like “Waiting to Meet” and “Teen Dream” (both about having sex with teenage girls) are lacking in subtlety and tend to make one squirm. But this is exactly what Kimberlin wants.
“I say things a lot of people are afraid to say. Yeah, ‘Teen Dream’ is about f–king a teenage girl. Every guy who’s seen a good-looking teenage girl has thought about it. I’m talking about that lecherous quality that every man, though he won’t act on it, has.”

Thanks to the commenter who pointed this out. Remember that Brett Kimberlin was a 41-year-old parolee at the time of that interview.

UPDATE IV: In the comments below, Aaron Walker says it is believed that Tetyana Kimberlin’s oldest daughter, now 14, was born before Tetyana met Brett, so that she’s his stepdaughter or adopted or something. And there’s nothing at all to be concerned about, right?

UPDATE V: Oh my! Just read more of that 1996 interview, which quotes the lyrics of Kimberlin’s song “Hillary”:

I’d love to tell you that you make me hot.
I’d love a taste of what you’ve got.

You stay classy, Brett Kimberlin!

 

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  5. Another interesting bit of info from Walker’s post is that Kimberlin’s mother comes to court with him. For some reason, an image of the drug dealer’s mom in Kindergarten Cop flashed through my mind. The guy is 58, and he still goes around with his mom?

  11. Connections. And as we’ve seen, being connected to certain politicians and causes gives one Teflon like immunity

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