Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Has the DA constructed this so Joey must take a plea?

Ok, first I got to get out all prefaces since people are so emotionally charged both ways on this: I have plenty of issues with Joey Dauben, Joey should sit in jail for years for the people that he has maliciously slandered. I don’t know the whole story about all these charges, I'm not trying to lessen child rape in any way shape or form, I'm not condoning anyone’s actions after the fact by way of hacking computers, slandering people or threatening. I don’t believe that there is any kind of conspiracy behind this because of what Joey pretended to fight for, but there is no denying that Joey has a lot of pissed off judges and DA's who would love to nail him if he ever gave them the opportunity, and that’s where I'm headed here.

Joey Dauben sits in jail with a $200,000 bond on a grand jury indictment that states: on Sept 30, 2007 (at a church camp in Navarro where he was some type of authority figure and that’s also key to remember) Joey and this 15 year old boy had some sort of contact. We don’t know the exact timeline of these actions but we have no reason to not believe they all happened sequentially at the same time. So let’s sum up the charges in everyday terms for us: Joey touched and aroused the boy's sex organ (one charge, up to 20 years and $50,000 bond), Joey then gave the boy oral sex (charge two, up to 20 years and $50,000 bond), the boy then gave Joey oral sex (charge 3 up to 20 years and $50,000 bond), they then had sexual intercourse with Joey penetrating the boy (charge 4 up to 20 years and $50,000). Ok, so in a regular guys vernacular you can sum up all this with Joey and this 15 year old boy had sex. Why the big breakdown per act?

In July of 2011, a father pressed charges with the City of Red Oak (where he resided) on Joey Dauben after Joey posted medical records of a child given to him by the mother. Turns out the father had full custody and the mother was not at liberty to show that info and Joey broke the law by posting it. Now, obviously this is bad and Joey was guilty on this but in the world of Joey Dauben we would call this a regular Wednesday. Joey made these types of errors daily. But once this father pressed charges the Ellis county DA pounced, and they seized everything they could get their hands on with Joey including his parents and even sisters’ computers. They took all his computers, phones, flash drives and as I remember from the search warrant they were very interested in his pay pal account and all financial accounting. No charges were ever brought but the DA still has all those items in its possession. They know exactly how much money Joey has, where he gets his finances and how he could raise money if he needed it. They most likely got long ago chat logs from Joey that may have even gone back to this boy in an effort to establish an unusual connection between the two.

After years of slander and abuse by Joey Dauben against judges, police officials, and district attorneys they finally had the ammunition and the chance to put Joey away for good. They knew what Joey's finances were and they knew he would be unable to handle a $200,000 bond. They knew he would have to hire a public defender that would be faced with the daunting task of trying to maneuver around 4 charges an 80 years in jail. Some will say they know Joey and he is going to fight this all the way to the bitter end. I would say they only know the cyberspace Joey Dauben; the real life Joey is weak, insecure and emotional. The real Joey Dauben is being broken down, day after day in prison as he awaits his charges. His defenders are dropping around him, the media has stopped caring and his ECO has become a sort of craigslist. By the time he faces this trial, I think he will be broken, and with his public defender pleading with him, he will take some sort of plea deal which is how the powers that be have arranged this all along. They made sure that by breaking this down per act, with the accompanying jail term and bond, which Joey could not get out and would be facing the rest of his life in jail if he doesn’t play ball. This is not me trying to blame or pass judgment on the powers that be, they played real hardball with the rules they had at their disposal and when someone makes it his life mission to destroy those people you can expect to be dealt with in this way. My point with all this being, that I don’t know if he really did this or not, but by the way they have set this up, I don’t see any way Joey can get out of this

49 comments:

  1. Do you know by the blogs or from FArris investigation what the time line of crime joey is alleged to have committed? Was it over days or one 24 hour period. Just wonder how there was time and privacy to do this or was their a witness like in Sandusky. No witness or DNA it would just be his word against the alleged victim. I'm guessing they have eivdence from the computers or emails they got from the victim. Is it possible to pull emails from a server? Just cant believe Joey ,if he did it, would email the kid about the situation. I wonder if LE just sat back and waited for Joey to think he was in the clear and maybe the kid set him up? I think your right the internet joey would got to court the reality Joey would take a plea bargain which he was SO AGAINST on his blogs. This so disturbing.....

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  2. I'm just going on what I read from the indictment, and it says this all occured on the 30th and logic would lead you to believe it all occured at the same time. Now with what is leaking out from Farris and Brandy we may be talking about an incident out on a boat by themsleves or in the bathroom. I think this is still going to be a he-said/he-said deal but they are going to produce witnesses and chat IM's that show that Joey and this boy had an unusually close relationship. Kinda like the Sandusky defense of "we were just showering and horsing around, I didn't have sex with him", well the jury is going to wonder why you were showing with a minor.

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  3. I believe all the times Joey name-called rape victims, especially those that were minors, is indicative of his own guilt and blame shifting. Joey was obsessed with outing minor victims of rape whenever it was a teen and adult. That right there says a LOT about Joey Dauben's guilt. He was acting out in anger toward every other rape victim that he could. What a jerk.

    Dauben isn't a "little kid", Gingersnap. He's a narcissist. He will never think anything is his fault. He will always blame others. It's funny how much Brandy talked about "personal responsibility" and she couldn't see the #1 guy she was supporting wasn't able to take one bit of "personal responsibility."

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  4. Let me clarify *whenever it involved rape by an adult of a teen.

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  5. yes there is an incredible amount of Karma coming Joey's way right now, as well as the fact that he spent a good deal of his life trying to ruin DA's names for giving child molsesters a plea deal, I think thats going to end up being a large bit of karma there too.

    Can he not be a narcissist and a kid at the same time? Ultimately he thinks the world revoles around him and he takes no responsiblity whatsoever as he thinks the rules dont apply to him, narcisst or a child, kinda the same thing.

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  6. That's right the 30th. One Day apparently. They said alcohol was in use in the Farris version of events but there were no charges for providing alcohol to a minor. I know kids have gotten in trouble at that lake for alcohol but is alcohol even allowed at the lake? Let alone a church event? I mean if there was alcohol was it known by the other parents?

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  7. Well, I know children as young as five that are better at taking personal responsibility for things than Joey Dauben. So I would say narcissist and child are definitely not the same thing. :)

    Also, I know children who are much, much kinder in society and would not want to ever hurt people the way Joey Dauben does. So again, Joey is not a kid, legally or even metaphorically.

    Joey Dauben SUCKS. :) I say it like I see it.

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  8. The acts were each charged separately because of the statutory wording. Each act constitutes a separate offense. The statute does not prohibit having "a sexual event" with a minor, which could be taken to include all of the acts cumulatively. Each act is an offense. There total charges add up.

    On another site, this was compared with being charged with robbing a bank for every teller at which the person points a gun. That's different. Bank robbery includes all of the acts that are involved; it's a cumulative event. Even then, you could be charged separately for each teller at which you point a gun. Each such instance could be charged as an assault. Sexual assault is defined in Texas as any of a particular list of acts, and each act is a separate offense. It isn't a single offense made up of cumulative acts like robbing a bank.

    As for the alcohol, it's a misdemeanor, which can't be charged after longer than 2 years.

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  9. I really think so much of what this is will not come out until there is a trial. I hope that a trial happens so that as much of the truth as possible will be public record.

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  10. Right, and I do realize that they need to line out each act as written in State law. But isnt it still a technicality? Each one of those acts has its own felony as it would reach the status of sexual assult. But they have to write down the law for each single offense because in many cases that may be the only one that occured. In this case we have 4 of these that you can legally prosucte him for up to 80 years and tack the $200,000 bond on. A guy who runs up on the street and sexually sodomizes a young boy would only be facing 20 years and $50,000 by our charts here. This is my point here, the DA and Judge are using the technical aspects of sexual assult laws to inflict maxium damage on Joey and no doubt force him to take a plea deal.

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  11. Isn't that what they always do? They love to turn misdemeanor cases into felony cases, and to turn a single felony into multiple felonies. Prosecutors forgetting their legal obligation to pursue justice and instead throwing the book, and then finding a few more books to throw, is standard procedure.

    A local kid did something stupid some years back, it was a misdemeanor. He ran from the cops. A cop chased him, stepped in a hole, and twisted his ankle. Now a kid, who probably just stole a drink from a store, faces charges of assault on a police officer, punishable by up to 99 years in prison. He didn't twist the ankle, but if he hadn't run, the officer wouldn't have been injured. But 99 years for stealing and running is absurd. Of course he didn't get that sentence, but it's what they threatened him with. As far as I can tell, this is just what they do.

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  12. I guess thats also what I'm asking, I know they can and in certian cases do apply the maxium effect of the law fo max punishment. I would think they have some descretion here, and it seems to me that they are trying to bury him as much as they can possibly get on him with the culmitive effect of the law. But maybe this is what they do on a daily basis, I don't know that answer.

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  13. We descend from people who locked up the poor for being poor. Their reasoning is that if people were good and virtuous,then God would surely bless them with wealth, so poverty was a sign of immorality, and prison was an opportunity to re-assess your life. What I mean is that we Americans love locking people up. We forget about rehabilitation and build prisons, we let life in those prisons turn into a criminal factory (if you weren't a criminal before being locked up, you have to become one in order to survive), and then we are surprised when people who get locked up for making a mistake come out of prison as true criminals.

    I don't mean to ramble on with social commentary; I just mean that this really isn't even about prosecutors. People demand punishment. We don't care about making people better; we just want to hurt those who break the rules.

    All we have now is an indictment. The prosecutor has discretion to offer a deal. This avoids putting a victim through a trial and the resulting media circus, and also lets the accused accept a sentence instead of risking a decision from a jury. They bring all of the charges at the beginning, because sentences can be reduced and run concurrently, but they want all their legal firepower upfront, because it is, in a sense, a political game between opposing sides with the attendant public attention.

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  14. Right, I think you nailed it there with the idea of a political game at this point. Right now the DA has all these charges, apparently some witnesses and chat Ims that is going to establish a relationship and the boys testimony. The last thing these guys were going to do is make Joey a judicial maryter. They knew they had all this on their side and they also knew Joey was broke and would be unable to fight back where it matters. And thats all I'm trying to say from this, I think they have him in a check mate mode, more or less, with all the factors they have on their side and almost nothing going Joey's way.

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  15. If I had no experience with Joey Dauben and did not know, personally, what a terrible menace he is to society, I would say that both sides - prosecution and defense - need to have the same amount of resources at their disposal in order for there to be fairness and justice within the judicial system process.

    This is a complete mockery of our justice system IMO. It may be that Joey Dauben deserves every bit of what is coming to him on a "karma" "moral" level - I don't know b/c I'm not God. I was victimized by him and his lying thug buddies at ECO.

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  16. While I would normally say that a public defender would be no match for the whatever legal team the Texas Rangers have, I just sat through a rather lengthy voir dire process involved in a fairly high profile case. It involved ICE and Homeland Security, and I was more impressed by the defendants' legal team which included a public defender. While it will be weeks before that case is decided, I saw first hand what looked to be a very eager and well spoken public defender going up against attorneys representing the United States of America. So Joey may have a chance yet.

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  17. We will see. So far, he's been sitting in jail with no attorney and he's had a hearing or two already without legal counsel. Every once in a while, a case with public defender does well - Casey Anthony. However, for many, if not most, those who can't afford to pay for all the work that has to be done are not going to get a fair trial. And I have seen many, many court hearings where the one person's rights were demolished because of inability to pay for any defense.

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  18. I think what you are saying is probably more often the case.

    You bring up Casey Anthony and I realize it is quite probable better representation goes to the higher profile cases. I mean, if they think the world is watching, they don't want to put somebody on the case that is less than zealous or incompetent.

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  19. Yeah I think that's a good point about the high profile cases. And I think they will want to give him good representation so it will look good but at the same time they have a vested intest in making sure he can't get out to slander them, that's the unusual part about this case

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  20. New World Order SlackerJanuary 13, 2012 at 1:31 PM

    I haven't personally seen the word on this site yet...narcissistic....but I would like to clarify. Joey is not narcissistic, he is a megalomaniac.

    Megalomania is a psycho-pathological condition characterized by delusional fantasies of power, relevance, or omnipotence. 'Megalomania is characterized by an inflated sense of self-esteem and overestimation by persons of their powers and beliefs'.

    Not just IM's as I am informed.

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  21. New World Order SlackerJanuary 13, 2012 at 1:44 PM

    meg·a·lo·ma·nia
    noun \ˌme-gə-lō-ˈmā-nē-ə, -nyə\
    Definition of MEGALOMANIA
    1
    : a mania for great or grandiose performance
    2
    : a delusional mental disorder that is marked by feelings of personal omnipotence and grandeur
    — meg·a·lo·ma·ni·ac \-ˈmā-nē-ˌak\ adjective or noun
    — meg·a·lo·ma·ni·a·cal \-mə-ˈnī-ə-kəl\ also meg·a·lo·man·ic \-ˈma-nik\ adjective
    — meg·a·lo·ma·ni·a·cal·ly \-mə-ˈnī-ə-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
    See megalomania defined for English-language learners »
    Examples of MEGALOMANIA

    1. Their CEO has an arrogance that borders on megalomania.
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    Maybe she doesn't like to work hard and is taking his shit now, I have heard her disagree plenty on the radio shows in the past. I know her personally and not a lot of supporting going on in private conversation and he might be better off to stay in jail. I'm not kidding. She is pretty pissed. BTW it is her birthday and she is outside on the porch having a Shiner busy "preaching to the choir" oh gahd we are a cult now. JK but we have a computer in the kitchen and people are walking by reading the soap opera and hearing it first-hand so get prepared for more random comments talking about how Brandy wants to beat Joey up. manybe I shouldbn't have said that

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  22. New World Order SlackerJanuary 13, 2012 at 2:04 PM

    oh yeah right now I have to pay the web hosting and domain registrations and take all of the lawsuit threats email and phon e calls. Just keepo in mind that I could post 1,000 articles of any typ0e everyday if I fweelt like it. Now is the hard part and that doesn't mean I think he will go to prison but terms of probation if he pleads will probably include internet restrictions. Omg admin will you please delete the above comment and I am turning this computer off so the birthday party doesnt' comment any more. Thanks Brandyu

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  23. New World Order SlackerJanuary 13, 2012 at 6:12 PM

    even if guilt is a factor you have to agree since it is Joey Dauben the proverbial "book" will be thrown at him....so in a way even if he is guilty it is also a set-up

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  24. they call me black jesus white moses hevan freezes hell closes Not new world order slacker it is New World Slacker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiUTfk3pkII just heard her play it on the guitar

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  25. white santa, live wire, fire starter, red neck cracker, white trash mother, freak of nature, so just jump the fuck back and act like you heard...something like that is what she sang..I think this is too funny

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  26. That is a lie there was no singing at the party last night. Only Joey eulogies.

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  27. YES and guilty or not that. Means it is still a set up you orwellian twat. No such things as conspiracies, yet you just laid one out in detail you double-think asshole piece of shit

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  28. All of this is straight bullshit ionsanity. It was only posted on one private forum were I would be for my birthday. But 3 people in the last 2 years have sworn to stalk me everywhere I go on the internet. There were 3. Adults and a bunch of kids having popcorn and movies after they went to bed Joey was mentioed one time. Really this shit is too much GET A LIFE PEOPLE!!!

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  29. I'm confused, as someone who has spent her last few years in Joey's cockpit slandering and gossiping it up on the ECO while selling survival seeds and freedom air to poor idiots you scare out of their minds, what would you consider getting a life to be?

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  30. Too much fun tonight. Need a lesson in semantics dear. ONLY when I have been totally sure of something did I use absolutes. - have never sold seeds either.why don't you get your facts straight before bashing people you fucking hypocrite? Or iis you Divine purpose to exact karma on me the one person who stuck up for people that got slammed or tacky shit was posted. You do remember those times you comended me don't you?

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  31. And that comment was more for the people who liike to pretend. They are me or are with me. I know I am too cool and imitation is the highest form of flattery.

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  32. Semantics.

    Sowed seeds, not sold.

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  33. She's talking about me snarking at her for selling survival seeds. I forgot all and exactly what it was she used to hawk on the ECO but it was all based on conspiracies and fear, thats the only way she could get a willing buyer.

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  34. But you are doing greaat on here rreally racking the comment numbers. Soon you'll be getting up ion the middle of the night to check your blog then pure insomnia will start then next thing you know, you start thinking you actually know something like that other commenter who had to take a class to learn sex positions. I got a little bent but really don't care so much I laugh a lot while posting. It is cute maybe the movie goes through this month and I can flip you all off from a beach somewhere soon.kiss kisss

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  35. Mockery - imitation

    I guess the Brandy International Dictionary lists those as synonyms?

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  36. Didn't take a class to learn them, babe. Just trying to illustrate that you have NO CLUE of the expansive material taught in school.

    Take your little conspiracy theory butt to the desert, it is the only place you will be safe. When the nukes go down, you are going to be swallowed up by a tsunami! Watch out!

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  37. Ok first part of your post: Dont worry, not gonna happen, this blog doesnt even count as a hobby to me, its just slightly ahead of widdling my thumbs

    Second part: I have absolutely no clue what you are talking about

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  38. You obviously have no idea about me so why are you posting? I know the difference between sowing seeds and selling them you fucking moron. And btw I have planted many seeds. Gardening is my thing. Oh my god I told people it is a good idea to have a garden now I am selling fear? Fucking retaards why am wasting my time? Hey did you ever hear me ONE time pitch anything for sale on the broadcast? I ran one ad for my superfood company with digestive enzymes and vitamin c holy shit now I am hocking things on the ECO...I have an entire store linked through amazon on th ECO I don't have to hock anything....google does it for me geniuses...spend a few hours building online store, autopilot from here don't hate tha playa hate the game. Don't you people need to go to bed for work tomorrow?

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  39. Did you hear me ONE time ever say it was on the broadcasts? I just said you had hocked your crap on the ECO before, and thank you for verifing that.

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  40. Gingersnap,

    She is clearly off her meds.

    She said if she had been taught ovulation in college, she would have stayed. I gave her a run down of a couple of things in a pretty liberal human sexuality course. She could also have taken biology...or even picked up a Teen Magazine to enlighten herself to the mysteries of life.

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  41. You maybe mocking me but clearly above someone was imitating me. Clicky clack and altwist whatthefuck your name is...is a synonym apparently

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  42. I think, and let me stress think, she is trying to say she aspired to be barefoot and pregnant as her fulltime job, so college was useless.

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  43. Yeah, Alitwist went to COLLEGE with me. I am the one that pointed her to ECO, but you know me by a different name. Think a little harder, smarty pants.

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  44. yeah first lesson go in to debt in order to get a job makes perfect sense. Find little use for it unless you are going into a field of engineering or technical sciences. Bash me all ya want guarantee I am the only one that was in FOTPG that has my own house ( on acrerage) has life insurance, dental insurance, haven't had a car payment in 8 years and I DONT HAVE TO GET A JOB. And I an good looking and funny too.

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  45. LMFAO gingersnap - that was a good one.

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  46. Brandy, did your hubby go to college in order to afford that piece of property out there in BFE? Is that how you have insurance too? I'm curious still, if Joey ever paid you a dime.

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  47. I think I remember him calling in to Joey's show once and he said he was a truck driver or something. that would about complete the picture

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  48. The only thing I want to come out of this is Joey ,once he makes it to TDC, is housed with a very large inmate who makes Joey his Bitch.

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  49. Becky Egan Nunez is a patty cake cunt.

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