Hmmm …

During a Friday hearing in Montgomery County Circuit Court, Brett Kimberlin tried and failed to persuade a judge to grant a peace order against John Hoge. During the course of that proceeding, Kimberlin introduced as “evidence” what would appear to be a deliberate misrepresentation — a printed fascimile of a Tweet by Lee Stranahan, presented as though it had been sent by Hoge, who in fact had merely RT’d Stranahan’s message.

Aaron Walker discusses the hearing and the evidence. As readers may have noticed, I haven’t blogged much about the Kimberlin case lately. (My most recent post about the case was Sept. 25.) The explanation is simple: I’ve been up to my eyeballs in radical feminism and resolved to pay as little attention as possible to the Perjuring Pro Se Pipsqueak. My motion to dismiss Kimberlin’s absurd federal RICO suit is among several such motions pending, and we await the court’s decision.





 

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