Subject:               Dear Janice Evans         Date:               Wed, 03 Nov 1999 22:54:37 -0500        From:               Conrad Hubbard <conradhubbard@surfree.com>     Reply-To:               email@conradhubbard.com  Organization:               www.ConradHubbard.com          To:               evansj@halifaxnc.com I am currently requesting any information that you can provide that will help me determine to which address I need to formally submit legal actions to begin a suit against Halifax County, North Carolina, for misrepresenting my public image, causing me numerous expensive long distance phone calls, costing me hours of time at my normal employment rate, and even causing me to have to pay a ticket twice and a subsequent fraudulent DMV charge for supposedly not paying that ticket. My name is Conrad Hubbard. I reside at [snip]. Ten years ago, I lived in  North Carolina for a period of six months in Raleigh. During my exodus back to Richmond, Virginia I failed to stop for a weighing station in my moving U-Haul vehicle. As an honest person, I openly admit this fact, for at the time I was unaware that this was illegal. This was irksome, as I had no knowledge that even the smallest U-hauls had to be weighed, but I paid my ticket like any citizen who feels helplessly victimized by the government and feels as though they have no choice. Now Ten (10) years later, after successfully procuring licenses in my home state of Virginia to drive for a period of Ten (10) years, the Halifax County of North Carolina has somehow bureaucratically screwed up and reached out to disrupt my life once again. In Georgia, they searched for nationwide license information when I applied for my new license here upon my recent relocation to take a new job and after all of these years, out of the blue, your county and state have besmirched my record in such a way as to threaten my right to drive in the state of Georgia, despite paying the strange ticket in question and despite 10 years of time between the "offense" and the current time. If, if, indeed, I had not paid this ticket as you "claim", then why wait 10 years? You have had 3650 days in which to reach me, plus a couple of leap years in there? The Viet Nam War did not last so long. But then again, you must know that, and be depending upon the helpless taxpayer syndrome once again. Well, indeed, I may find that I have little alternative but to have to pay your fraudulent fees a second time, in order to clear my good name in the state of Georgia from association with your state and county's foul charges, but I promise you: I will write your Governor, your 2 senators, your representative and anybody else I have to reach in order to see that justice is done. Further, I will post enough information upon my websites to make sure that others do so as well. I shall also encourage, for the duration of my lifetime, economic boycott of all North Carolina products and tourism with those that I might be able to influence.  I am sure that you can recognize the indignant fury of someone who has been falsely accused and has done their legal duty once already. I cannot believe nor understand any reason why this is happening to me other than willful incompetence on the part of the Halifax Country courthouse's traffic division, followed by blind me-too marches on the part of other branches of the county and state government, and as there is little else for me to do about it as an honest American citizen, I intend upon raising as much legal and media stink about it as I can.  Unfortunately, my faith in your system has been shaken so thoroughly that I now feel as though I must create as large a public record as possible so that your anachronistic system cannot remotely hope to lose it again, or to overcome however many journalistic sources I can successfully involve, and try to charge me once again another ten years from now. -- Sincerely, Conrad Hubbard Copyright © Conrad Hubbard  Back to The Traffic Citation of Christ