Civil Lawsuit Addressing Lincoin Memorial Graveyard Ledger

Civil Lawsuit Addressing Lincoln Memorial Graveyard Ledger

By: Rev. Frank Paul Jones aka Apostle Paul Castellano 

Required:

 

Cases filed in Small Claims Court when amount of claim is $5,000 or less,

County Civil Court when $5000 but less than $15,000 and Circuit Civil

Court when amount is $15,000 or more.  (Packets for small claims are

available in room 105 of the Highlands County Courthouse).

I think I will Value the ledger at about $5,000 to $30,000 based on the level procedure

Case: #1: Establishing ownership of ledger of the work done my Eston E. L. Roberts, over a period of about 30 years always at voluntary statuses and therefore never collected pay.

Fact: The ledger was the building we purchased and the previous owner had ample to remove all his personal property our of it and therefore we took ownership of everything in that building to include the gravesite ledger and we donated much of the Masonic materials to members of the Prince Hall Freemasonic Lodge.

We were founded on 20 October 2009 and we purchase the Blue Building in November 2009 and therefore from that date we became sole owners of all property within to confounds.  We purchased the building for $100 and since invested over $20,000 bringing it back up to standards, but we still badly need cooling systems. And there is an operating liability yet it has a $131,000 price tag in a very weak economy and located in the slam area called the Southside Development Area.  But due to the nature of the lack of personnel and internal conflicts within based on the lack of information, I find it to be my responsibility to resolve this issue legally and for once and for all.

Plan of Action: 

1: We will establish the date on ownership of the National Community Network, INC.

2:We will review the fact: My date of ownership and my presumption of ownership of all property remaining on these premises.  My argument is our organization owns the gravesite ledger because 9/10th of the law is possession and unless Ella lies under oath, she has to admit I gave it to her to hold and she decided it was her responsibility to grant my uncles wish to not give the ledger to those who oversee the gravesite.  But the only people being hurt in the community, because we do not know were our loved ones a buried.  This is Actually embarrassing as a community the way we manage our gravesite and this must end.

3: We will subpoena Brenda Gray Giles, David Hicks and Rev. Ella E. Williams, to explain the transfer of the authority, property and money. Then we want to know based on documentation if it was illegally squandered and is still accounted for.  There contract will clearly explain they made no agreement to get the ledger and therefore after we prove the squandered the money and equipment as fats as they go it, it clearly proved their intend with never in the level.

4:  The will of Eston E.L. Roberts went to Lujuana Flood-Clarkson, she received all my uncles private property and the non profit entity was handed down to me, which a mission to finish.

A: If I do not own it based on the law of possession being 9/10th and after we look at the track record of the current oversight and how they wasted money historically. Hell they do not even have a website.

B: We will find that based on Ella's argument that, "my uncle told her to not give the ledger to them.  This will not hold up in court as to making her owner and allowed to make such decision to hide it from the world.  All it proves is that he did not want her to give this to them, while they knew about the money and equipment, they did not know about the ledger and did not request it, because their intent was to steal. I know my uncle was a business man and very wise and to toll for 30 years to have all his work withdrawn forever, nobody ever knowing his life long community.  This I cannot allow!

The question of possession verse one will.  My point is Ella has nothing at all to say about what we decide to do with the ledger accept perhaps her one vote on the board. If I do not own it, the will has been probated and therefore it belongs to Lujuana M Clarkson, who was the beneficiary of the Eston E. L. Roberts Estate. But like I said, I owned the building where it was located.

It now about criminal and civil punishment, because most of the statutes of limitations have passed.

Personal Injury: 4 years.

Fraud: 4 years.

Libel / Slander / Defamation: 2 years.

Injury to Personal Property: 4 years.

Product Liability: 4 years.

Contracts: Written, 5 years; Oral, 4 years. Actions for specific performance must be commenced within one year.

It is about something simple as people having their ancestors grave marked after spending 1,000's and $10's of $1,000 to have theses people transition to their final resting place.  Whereby a graveyard should be will kept up and provide services like flower placed and headstone upgrades, look for areas of expansion if necessary. Because more people will die before this get better.

Expect to be served soon!

Rev. Frank Paul Jones aka Apostle Castellano