Johnson County Family Court Misconduct Being Disclosed by a KS Pro Se Dad in 2 US Federal Lawsuits over $8M
Nov 17, 2023
$8 Million Dollar Lawsuit onto JoCo Officers of the Court
Shawnee, Kansas Nov 17, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Pro Se Father Files Two Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits Against 1 District Judge and 2 Kansas Court Officers - All Just Summoned and the DOJ Enters US Attorneys 11/11/23
Kansas City, Kansas - In an unprecedented amount of civil rights violations disclosures, a pro se father has initiated federal summons onto a Johnson County district family court judge Paul Will Burmaster and two officers of the county court to appear in the United States Civil Court in District of Kansas. Misconduct reporting of a well-established network of conspiracy to interfere with civil rights in the Johnson County courthouse. There are 2 federal lawsuits alleging a conspiracy to interfere with the civil rights of the father's daughters, next to his. The first suit against the judge was filed on Oct 19, 2023, in Kansas Case 2:23-CV02741, Escalante vs Burmaster. And the second lawsuit is Kansas Case 2:23-CV02491, filed Nov 6, 2023, Escalante et al minor children(the victims) vs Escalante(the mother), Wilson(her attorney) and Bell-Lloyd (Guardian) We mapped that out for you. Both of these lawsuits come now after another unprecedented set of events also surfaced showing in Kansas Commission of Judicial Conduct dockets. Social media platforms and YouTube videos under all those names, especially judge, indicate of a plethora of docket numbers in the Commission's purview. 50+ ethics dockets went into ethics probes by the Kansas Commission on Oct 6, 2023. And The Department of Justice has just entered appearances and attorneys in the Federal judge suit.
These are all red-flag indicators indicating a potentially corrupt Kansas City family court, and ongoing for a very long time. The violations of civil rights by Kansas court officials by an intent if discovered are going to cause big waves across the nation's judiciaries.
Both lawsuits have gained attention from various local and nationwide media outlets and online discussions about KS fairness and integrity of the Kansas court system are why the judiciary is going to want to address that problem quickly. The 'Kansas Dad' as coined by AbusiveDiscretion.com, is Matthew Aaron Escalante, and father to two Gardner KS girls aged 14 and 8. The first pro se federal complaint filing Doc #1 of Escalante v Judge Burmaster is describes a support for the conspiracy, that allegedly can be seen on the un-constitutional face of a fraudulent protective order from July 08, 2022, formed against him. The Department of Justice's entry and involvement in the case, 48 hours ago, is not looking good for the judge. The DOJ represents Civil Rights as an Intervenor - United States of America.
The father reported that he had not seen his children since the time of the fraud protective issue and that he just spent the last 16 months learning the federal codes and how to undermine a conspiracy built up against him.
Federal summons from the Kansas Magistrate shows served onto Judge Paul Burmaster on November 2, 2023. Well done, lad.
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/kansas/ksdce/2:2023cv02471/149675
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/kansas/ksdce/2:2023cv02491/149939
Source :KC Local News - Metro
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