It took nearly eight years, one obituary, re-visiting Greg Coons the good Mormon who owns Greg's Mufflers for this connection surface but had my litigation gone forward the CNET Scandal would have been uncovered but to understand what happened you must read - Winning the CNET way - just beat up the attorney.
You took my sons and the results are in
Son: W Bennett
Age: 17
Grades Near Perfect
Son: C Bennett
Age: 14
Grades: From A's to F'
On July 7th 2011 I was arrested for child support PC270 out of Butte County. Now I handled this wrong always thinking I could get caught up. I've gone too DCSS in Martinez only to be endlessly jacked around by staff. I lost my van over their failures which a an $8,000 loss when the internal resources just decided not to process my job offer letter. Lost the van and lost the job.
So in 2007 the San Ramon Unified School District got involved and concealed that my sons were leaving the area but had a going away party. Judge Golub's brother even helped with the party knowing that I'd lose custody but that's also interference with court orders and if anyone should know it would be an attorney as they are not supposed to do that.
The lawsuit against Gary Vinson Collins would have the CNET operation, that certain members of the Danville have known for years about Collins. If they were lied to then they need to contact the correct agency.
That court order on child support is now an impossible losing battle as I've lost everything, getting hired impossible, I've sought help from Martinez DCSS as they won't help. The misery marches on and you can read see one son has cratered. I suppose the San Ramon Unified District who interfered at many levels doesn't have much to say but they were quick to file restraining orders even though they conceal my children it was kidnapping, interference with court order but who cares but that also occurred during the Andrew Mantas event. My personal opinion is he was given psychedelic which is my same suspicion with Chris Lacey as all programmers just freak out.
Age: 17
Grades Near Perfect
Son: C Bennett
Age: 14
Grades: From A's to F'
On July 7th 2011 I was arrested for child support PC270 out of Butte County. Now I handled this wrong always thinking I could get caught up. I've gone too DCSS in Martinez only to be endlessly jacked around by staff. I lost my van over their failures which a an $8,000 loss when the internal resources just decided not to process my job offer letter. Lost the van and lost the job.
So in 2007 the San Ramon Unified School District got involved and concealed that my sons were leaving the area but had a going away party. Judge Golub's brother even helped with the party knowing that I'd lose custody but that's also interference with court orders and if anyone should know it would be an attorney as they are not supposed to do that.
The lawsuit against Gary Vinson Collins would have the CNET operation, that certain members of the Danville have known for years about Collins. If they were lied to then they need to contact the correct agency.
That court order on child support is now an impossible losing battle as I've lost everything, getting hired impossible, I've sought help from Martinez DCSS as they won't help. The misery marches on and you can read see one son has cratered. I suppose the San Ramon Unified District who interfered at many levels doesn't have much to say but they were quick to file restraining orders even though they conceal my children it was kidnapping, interference with court order but who cares but that also occurred during the Andrew Mantas event. My personal opinion is he was given psychedelic which is my same suspicion with Chris Lacey as all programmers just freak out.
PG&E Offers $10,000 Reward In Walnut Creek Kidnapping And Robbery Case
PG&E Offers $10,000 Reward In Walnut Creek Kidnapping And Robbery Case
Release Date: November 20, 2012
Contact: PG&E External Communications (415) 973-5930
Contact: PG&E External Communications (415) 973-5930
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) today announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individuals responsible for kidnapping a PG&E contract employee in a parking lot as she left work on November 7 in the Walnut Creek Shadelands area.
On November 7, 2012 at approximately 7:30 p.m., a 57 year old female was abducted as she was leaving work and walking to her vehicle in an isolated parking lot. As the victim unlocked her vehicle two suspects ran up to her, forced her into her vehicle, tied her up and blindfolded her. The victim was driven to various locations in an attempt to get money from her ATM accounts.
The victim was driven to an isolated area in the Oakland Hills where she was released. A vehicle with a loud muffler was heard leaving the area. The victim was able to free herself and called 911. Oakland PD responded and sought medical attention for the victim and obtained the initial information. The Walnut Creek Police Department was called to handle the primary investigation since the incident originated in Walnut Creek.
Suspect #1: Described as a white male adult, early to mid 20s, 5’11”, 185/190 lbs, broad shoulders, short dark hair, unknown facial hair. Last seen wearing light colored T shirt under a black zip up colored shirt, jeans, blue or black.
Suspect #2: Described as a white male adult, early to mid 20s, 5’9”, 150 lbs with a slight build. Last seen wearing a mask (form type to below the nose), black hooded sweatshirt with the hood up, dark jeans.
Suspect Vehicle: Vehicle with a loud muffler.
The Walnut Creek Police Department is actively investigating this crime. Anyone with information related to this crime is asked to contact the Walnut Creek Police Department Investigations Unit at(925) 943-5868 or (925) 943-5844.
The photos below are of one of the kidnapping/robbery/carjacking suspects in this case. The photos are from a drive up bank ATM. The suspect in the photo went by the name "Aubrey" (see suspect #2 description below). The second suspect went by the name "David". It is important to stress we do not know if these are the suspect's actual names.
