My purpose in going public is to bring the truth to the people of Maine and across this country.
Maine has a huge problem.
It's not just a problem with the quality of law enforcement because taking someone's life is not really a quality control issue, nor is Maine's problem just with the attorney general's office. This is a real part of the problem, but the problem goes deeper than official cowardice. The main concern of Attorney General Andrew Ketterer's office, and former A.G. Michael Carpenter, is to cover the butt of special interests rather than justice for the citizen. These corrupt special interests cluster around many of state's district and superior courthouses, where our citizens get abused and where the perpetrators find shelter under the attorney general's do-nothing umbrella of authority. This problem extends down from the Attorney General's office and Governor Angus King's office to some of the sheriff's departments, county courthouses and bureaucrats in each county, Maine's State Legislature, U.S. Congress and other Washington officials.