This is the latest post in what I half-jokingly call The Kimberlin Saga®. If you are new to the story, that’s okay! Not
everyone reads my blog. The short
version is that Kimberlin has been harassing me for over a year, his worst
conduct being when he attempted to frame me for a crime. I recognize that this might sound like an
incredible claim, but I provide video and documentary evidence of that fact; in
other words, you don’t have to believe my word.
You only have to believe your eyes.
So, if you are new to the story, go to this page and you’ll be able to catch up on what has been happening.
So next Monday, April 8 (2013)
will be Everyone Blog About the Howard County State’s Attorney Day, which was
the brainchild of Mr. Hoge
at
his lovely blog. Ace was kind enough
to promote it,
here. And I wanted to take a moment to talk about
some of the different ways you can participate.
One obvious question is “what if I
don’t blog?” Well, here are some ways
you can participate, too.
First, you can create your own
blog, if only for one post on one day. Google’s
Blogger is free and very simple to use. And
the basic package at Wordpress is also free and simple to use. You can pay a little to get premium features,
but you can create a basic blog for free.
Another approach would be to
share your experiences. I am sure Mr. Hoge
will be happy to allow you to leave comments about how it went on his
blog. And while I am bad about comment
approvals, here, I will try to really make sure all comments that are
appropriate are published on mine.
Or if you would prefer, email
me. Now I will not publish any email
where you say you threatened them or otherwise was a jerk, but otherwise as
long as it looks genuine, I will publish it.
And if you want me to leave out your name, email address, etc. just say
so in the email and I will leave it out.
Or you could even tweet the thing
out, or facebook it, or use whatever social media you want. The hastag on twitter is #BlogHoCoSAO.
Now let's talk about how to contact them, for bloggers and non-bloggers alike.
You can of course send letters,
although it is getting late to do that.
Email addresses work, too.
This is
their contact page. And this is their
email address. If you don’t want it to automatically open
your email program, here is the address to cut and paste:
sao@howardcountymd.gov. And
here’s
their media contact page. Their PR guy,
more or less, is T. Wayne Kirwin. His
phone number is 410-313-3002, and his email is
wkirwan@howardcountymd.gov. (Thanks to Dustyn, with a y, for that
pointer.)
The actual state’s attorney is Dario
J. Broccolino, but he was not the one who told me and my tearful, furious wife,
that if we were so concerned for our safety to stay out of Maryland. No, that was Assistant State’s Attorney Jim
Brewer, as Becca Lower told you in
this
piece. But Mr. Broccolino is
ultimately responsible for Mr. Brewer’s conduct and so he’s the one to talk to.
And one more thing. Maryland is a two party consent state. So if you would choose to record anyone’s
voice (by a tape recorder, or a video recorder with sound), you need that
person’s consent (with some exceptions I won’t get into, here). But it is generally sufficient for consent
purposes to tell the person up front that they are being recorded. So you could, for instance, make a recording
of a call you make, upload it to YouTube or a similar service and let us know
about it. Just a thought.
And I want to thank everyone who
will participate. I have no right to expect
any of this from you. Any help I get is
a gift, and I owe each of you therefore my gratitude and it is gladly given.