Richard Crisp, a Vietnam Veteran and PTSD sufferer, is currently fighting for his reputation, his innocence, and the well-being of Kit Carson County, Colorado which he believes is rife with corruption.
With the mainstream media parroting what the justice system tells them, innocent victims of false prosecution are being victimized further by their false portrayal. Press releases that challenge the "fake news" narrative are even being refused by the distribution companies.
James and Angela Faire are eager to share their experience with being falsely accused of, and prosecuted for, crimes they did not commit and just how easily it can happen to anyone.
James Faire Can Never Be Charged Again! Editor’s Note: James Faire has been abused by a system that is supposed to promote justice for over four long years. From being held in jail for almost nine long months, much of that time without true representation, for a crime he...
Jackson County, OR – On Thursday, June 13, 2019, a jury found 25-year-old (23-years-old when arrested) Derek Stout not guilty on all 13 counts the state had brought against him, which included rape and sex abuse related crimes. The verdict was the conclusion of an almost 3...
Prosecutor Tamara Hanlon Targets James Faire By Ron Lee Investigative Journalist They say a picture is worth a thousand words. However, it really is just a snapshot of a point in time with a great amount of context being lost. Take for example this picture (to the right) of a...
By Joseph Snook Investigative Reporter People who have been arrested face the grueling challenge of planning a defense. For those who are innocent, defending yourself is often a rude awakening. The status quo is to contact and schedule appointments with local attorneys who may or...
When an active duty soldier sustains an injury on the job, shouldn’t compensation for that injury start from the date of the injury? By US~Observer Staff Imagine being hurt while serving your country. Furthermore, the severity of your injury, and the lack of in-service aid...
Most of Reno Francis' life was spent behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Tragically his life was cut short. At least he died fulfilled, loved and free. Goodbye, Reno Francis.
Kabuki Theater: A traditional Japanese play in which actors wear flashy costumes and masks. By Traci Eccles Investigative Journalist In American politics, Kabuki has become a metaphor for “posturing” or “a performance in which nothing substantive is done. The mask symbolizes a...
When Divorce Costs Everything By Joseph Snook Investigative Reporter Crook County, OR – Setting aside large corporate legal battles, family court cases (divorce) cost people more money than any other type of court case. At the top of the list, costing a whopping $2.5...
By Soni Starr Mandatory minimum sentences for first time drug offenses are one of the most damaging laws on the books to date. Mandatory minimums transfer sentencing power from judges to prosecutors. Prosecutors habitually threaten to bring charges carrying long mandatory minimum...
US~Observer investigation reveals there is now ample evidence to dismiss these criminal charges. By Joseph Snook Investigative Reporter As lightning struck the Gold Creek Loop of Okanogan County, WA. in 2014, several homes burnt to the ground. In total, over 300 homes were...
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