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Arapahoe County has been invested in by Hollywood Entertainment
corporations, investments such as Hollywood movie moguls that own the
major fast food franchises, as well as chains like Bennigans, Regal
Entertainment, & such, have invested in Arapahoe County for further
expansion of their businesses as well as other reasons, and have paid
Arapahoe County officials illegally under the table, to allow their
public position of trust to be used as a medium of fraud.

The first item I could refer you to is the treasurer that was accused
of sexual harrassment, this was all a staged game, they all were
acting out a script handed to them from DreamWorks SKG, who is the
main investor of Arapahoe County, and is paying Arapahoe County
officials to scam the public, by acting out charades or rather
"PSYOPs", the abbreviation coined in the military where PSYOPs are
developed, stands for "Psychological Operations" the military
inscription (see URL) is 'persuade change influence' and the URL is
here:http://www.counterpunch.org/cnnpsyops.html. Arapahoe County
officials such as the Sheriff and all Commissioners, are knowingly
using their public positions of trust to committ PSYOPs against the
public, for personal private interests of DreamWorks SKG, which funded
the County officials illegally, off record.

I as a citizen, witnessing these PSYOPs applied previously in many
countys, know that the Sheriff and police agencys in Arapahoe County
are committing these felonies, committing fraud against the citizens,
breaching the trust of the citizens of Arapahoe County. Sheriff Bill
Masters in San Miguel County has been receiving emails from me
regularily regarding this topic, and I suspect he knows it's happening
nationally if not internationally but isn't sure how to tackle a
problem this big and complex.

There are key indicators that reveal this story to be fraud, and again
that fraud is being committed by public representatives of power that
are supposed to be honest & integral, trust is supposed to be their
tenure. These public officials are committing felonies, Arapahoe
County as well as Aurora Police in the last 3 years have been staging
many crimes or "PSYOPs", this is all motivated by payoffs and
investments into these counties/cities, again by multi-billion dollar
Hollywood corporations, mainly DreamWorks SKG. The ultimate goal of
this PSYOP is to create a climate of social fear within Arapahoe
County, so that months later an increase in taxes or police which is
unjustified and un-needed, won't be seen that way, due to the fear
resulting from this "charade". The key that indicates this is a
charade, is that when committing PSYOPs, you have to have
actors/actresses. Notice, the excerpt from the reported story:
"Timnick said the couple and their daughter were one of the last
families to move onto the block. He said they kept mostly to
themselves since arriving last fall." "Especially in the last month, I
never saw them," he said. "Except for yesterday."

As you can see, they're new to the area, they are not original
Colorado residents, they weren't even here a year. And the reason they
were never seen, is that they have no intention of being part of a
community, they simply were sent here to "act" out the PSYOP.

Now if you think I'm wacko, or even just weary that trusted government
officials would do such a thing, the more you dig the more you see.
Simply, if you check the history of all witnesses named, you might and
likely find that they too, are new to Colorado, just as the victim &
man committing the supposed crime. Most of this area of residence is
likely all new people to Colorado, and they're all likely funded and
placed here by DreamWorks SKG, again, to change "the mode of things"
in a living community exclusively to their desires, by illegally using
public offices of reprsentation. The representatives, such as the
Sheriff, and Commissioners, are knowingly committing fraud, believing
they're immune, due to the power of such a company (DreamWorks SKG).
They're only immune so long as people aren't warned such as I'm
warning you.

Another oddity of the "story" is the firefighters method of entrance
to the house, why did they go through the 2nd story window when the
front door was wide open? Ahh, it's not only a PSYOP to deceive the
citizenry, but a exercise for fire fighters too, and I guarantee you
that agency is corrupt too. Firefighters are cut in on deals by
insurance companies and businesses that work together to commit fraud
in burning down old buildings that are perfectly suitable for the
particular business currently using them, but the business owner wants
a newer better building. So they commit fraud, stage the fire, the
insurance company is in on it, and so is the firefighters.

Regarding the media, in any major city it is all owned by Hollywood
corporations, check with College Professor Bob McChesney at University
of Illinois. www.robertmcchesney.com Professor McChesney
<rwmcches@uiuc.edu>

I guarantee you this is a scam, and the government in Arapahoe County
that should protect us from things like this, is doing it themselves.
All in the name of money. The same investors are not only limited to
Arapahoe County, they're arranging personnel in many countys to commit
PSYOPs against the public, to conjure fear from the same to use in
legislation proceedings. Most crime you hear about likely didn't
happen, it was staged. Another good PSYOP reference I could use for
you of which Hollywood monies invested in the entire town government,
is the one in Granby with the Bulldozer. That was all funded by
Hollywood people, that seek the town to redevelop it, so what's the
best way to eliminate the current buildings? A bulldozer. And all
Granby town officials were cut lucrative off the record deals to go
along with this scam. Same thing, same type of operation is going on
with Arapahoe County and most of its crime, certainly this one.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigations is receiving this email, and is
involved in staging crimes which is a criminal act on a felony level.
Your tax dollars went to con-artists that seek to rule by enlarging
government on falsities. I included the Granby SCAM search results
below the report of the [scam] murder in Arapahoe County.
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Man held in wife's death
Centennial woman's body found in burning house; motive being
investigated

By Sarah Langbein, Rocky Mountain News
October 18, 2004

ARAPAHOE COUNTY - A man who emerged from a burning house with his arm
and feet covered in blood was arrested on suspicion of murder Sunday
after authorities found his wife's body inside.

The suspect, identified by authorities as Brian Andre Lemay, 47, was
suffering from what Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson described
as "superficial," self-inflicted cuts and minor burns.
 
Lemay's 38-year-old wife, Laurie, was found in an upstairs bedroom.
The cause of her death wasn't released Sunday night.

Arapahoe County sheriff's deputies arrived at the couple's home, on a
cul-de-sac in the 17100 block of East Lake Drive in Centennial, about
1:30 p.m., after receiving a 911 call from a man who said he had
killed his wife and set his home on fire.

Robinson declined Sunday to release a copy of the 911 tape, saying it
was "very much evidentiary."

"We believe the voice on our 911 call is our suspect," Robinson said.

Investigators were trying to determine a motive for the slaying.

Court and Colorado Bureau of Investigation records show that a man
with a similar name, Bryan Andre Lemay, and the same date of birth was
convicted in 1978 of first-degree assault under an alias of Bryan
Finger.

A Rocky Mountain News story that same year said Finger was accused of
shooting a former girlfriend in the back at an F.W. Woolworth store in
the Northglenn Mall. The victim, said to be 17, was wounded but
survived, according to the report.

CBI records indicate that Finger was sentenced to five to 10 years in
prison. Additional details weren't available Sunday night.

Robinson said investigators were aware that there was a possibility
Lemay used a different name but were still working to trace his
history.

"It's too early on in our investigation. Our focus right now is the
matter at hand," Robinson said.

Neighbors in The Farm subdivision were stunned to learn of the
slaying.

"It's just so unbelievable that this happened so close to home,"
neighbor Cathy Topping said.

Bruce Timnick, who lives across the street, said his family was
pulling into the garage when his wife noticed patrol cars driving
toward them.

A swarm of sheriff's deputies jumped from the cars and immediately
drew their weapons, he said.

"They were yelling to a guy at the door," Timnick said. "He had a
phone in his hands, and they were yelling at him to drop the phone and
come out with his hands up.

"He came out, and I could see blood running down his arm. They told
him to lay down on the ground, and they handcuffed him."

Ten minutes later, firefighters broke through a second-story window.
Heavy smoke billowed out.

Robinson said the fire was confined to an upstairs bedroom, but the
smoke caused damage throughout the home.

The couple's teenage daughter was not home at the time of the blaze,
Robinson said.

Timnick said the couple and their daughter were one of the last
families to move onto the block. He said they kept mostly to
themselves since arriving last fall.

"Especially in the last month, I never saw them," he said. "Except for
yesterday."

On Saturday, Timnick noticed the man and his daughter bumping a
volleyball back and forth in the front yard.

"They didn't make any trouble," he said.

Timnick's daughter, 16-year-old Rachael, said she is friends with the
couple's daughter.

"She's really nice, really into sports," Rachael said. "My heart just
stopped."

Records show the Lemays were married in Arapahoe County in April 1990.

"She was a wonderful person and a dear sister," Laurie Lemay's
brother-in-law, David Lucas, said Sunday. He declined to comment
further.

Lemay was taken to Littleton Hospital, where he was treated for his
injuries. He later was booked into the Arapahoe County Detention
Facility for investigation of first-degree murder and arson.

langbeins@RockyMountainNews.com or 303-892-2536. Staff writer Sarah
Huntley contributed to this report.
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Rage fueled man's assault on Granby - 90.2%
Rage slid into the armored cab of the giant bulldozer parked on the
edge of town late Friday afternoon and slowly rumbled to life.
released: 06/07/2004

Repairing the ruins - 87.9%
The din of saws and hammers reverberated up and down Agate Avenue on
Sunday as residents began cleaning up the mess left by Marvin Heemeyer
and his armor-plated bulldozer.
released: 06/07/2004

Buildup of anger apparent to some - 81.6%
To some who knew Marvin Heemeyer before his bulldozer rampage, it
seemed like there were two ways to be in his world - either for him or
against him.
released: 06/07/2004

Griego: Heemeyer's ire understood, but not his act - 79.7%
Since 2001 - Sept. 7, 2001, to be precise - Ted Mascarenas, of
Brighton, has fought with his homeowners association and/or with the
city zoning department over his roof, his gate, his fence.
released: 06/07/2004

Rampage guts Granby - 95.3%
A 52-year-old welder nursing a grudge against town fathers and driving
an armor-plated bulldozer ripped the heart of this high-country
ranching community from its foundations Friday.
released: 06/05/2004

Granby faces rebuilding job - 92.0%
Granby officials had been working on a plan to refurbish the downtown.
Now they don't have a choice.
released: 06/05/2004

Heemeyer didn't let his grudges die - 87.9%
Marvin John Heemeyer was the kind of guy who kept score. Over land
purchases. Over zoning disputes. Over newspaper editorials he
disagreed with.
released: 06/05/2004

Rampage brings traffic to halt - 86.6%
Kellen and Bill Chergo ended a day of boating Friday by running into a
roadblock.released: 06/05/2004

Acquaintances describe two different sides to Heemeyer - 85.1%
 
Jun. 7:
 
Residents vow to rebuild as town catches its breath 
Jun. 6:
 
Officer tried to bring down a wild 'dozer 
Bulldozer revenge carefully planned