Miami FBI Gets A New Chief

John V. Gilles

The Miami FBI has a new chief. The newly minted Special Agent In Charge is John V. Gilles. FBI Director Robert S. Mueller transferred him from an FBI office in St. Louis. His résumé is fairly long, dealing with judicial corruption matters, cyber crime and white collar offense. Still, talk is cheap and he shall be measured by his conduct and nothing else.

Judging by the Miami FBI press releases on their website, former Miami FBI Special Agent In Charge (SAC), Jonathan I. Solomon, unceremoniously vacated his job at the FBI the week after I sent a letter to President Obama about this case, with a copy of the lawsuit.

Much like a week after I wrote about the U.S. Attorney over the case, R. Alexander Acosta, he too left his job.

Then, there's the head of the FBI's computer department that resigned the day after I questioned the integrity of their system, the illogical approach they have taken to computer science and the poor implementation of said software and machinery.

Apparently, people do not like being publicly challenged on their wrongdoing and deliberate failures, which is pretty much what I figured when I started authoring the articles.

Well, there is a solution to that - do your job with integrity and do not follow orders from a corrupt person, whose misconduct has the ability to get you imprisoned and disgrace your family's name forever.

As I see it, Jonathon I. Solomon is still liable for what transpired during his tenure and will be held as such in international court.

Incidents transpired that criminally endangered my life and because his boss, Robert S. Mueller, who hates blacks, immigrants and Muslims, as attested by numerous lawsuits filed against him by different people for said misconduct, told him to drag his feet on the case to aid ignorant, uneducated, thieving Hollywood stars and executives, in criminally robbing a black immigrant out of billions in copyrights, he looked the other way and it almost cost me my life. Not to mention, it's held up my patents, which is another story I shall address shortly.

May God have mercy on all of you involved in the misconduct, as what you did is so evil, vile, disgraceful and unconscionable, even heaven would have no sympathy, as you put stolen money/copyrights that are not yours ahead of human lives.

That's something I will never think well of the FBI for and when the public finds out the full story, world history will not absolve any of you.

Miami gets new FBI chief

John V. Gillies is the FBI's top agent in South Florida. He has been named special agent in charge of the FBI's Miami division, replacing Jonathan I. Solomon, who retired from the FBI this summer.

Gillies will start his new job in October. The Miami field office, the fifth largest in the country with about 460 FBI agents, stretches from Fort Pierce to Key West. It focuses on counterterrorism, fraud and other major crimes...

He has been involved as a special agent and supervisor in numerous white collar, public corruption and financial fraud prosecutions across the country. Among his successful cases: the convictions of three California Superior Court judges in the mid-1990s.

http://www.miamiherald.com

Florida Corruption Probe

Downtown Miami (photo credit: Marc-Averette)

As noted previously, Florida has a corruption problem. As a victim of crime, I have witnessed a significant amount of corruption, which I have chronicled online.

Then there are the scandalous cases such as R. Allen Stanford and Jack Abramoff, illustrating how far and deep bribery and corruption runs in this state.

Therefore, the following news does not surprise me. The U.S. Justice Department is investigating top Florida officials on corruption charges.

Marcia Cooke (center)

Wouldn't you know it, the crooked judge from the Madonna human rights abuse case, the repugnant Marcia Cooke, who threw out the case, without reading it, which constitutes criminal fraud and an egregious breach of the federal judicial cannons, has recused herself from the case, as she is considered a George W. Bush associate.

The same Bush that believed and practiced the sick foreign policy that criminally pillaging the assets of foreigners would bring prosperity, see war for oil in Iraq, but instead it brought severe financial calamity, permanent loss and destruction, decimating the economy.

Cooke also assisted Bush with destroying 300 years of Constitutional law, during the Jose Padilla case, which states a person cannot be held without being charged, even tossing out what Bush did at trial, in conduct condemned and abhorred all over the world and will never be forgotten. This is your legacy (Google it).

R. Alexander Acosta

Former Miami U.S. attorney, R. Alexander Acosta, who I previously wrote about here, also he quit several days after, also recused himself from the Florida corruption case, due to his ties to George W. Bush.

The aforementioned people, through their thoroughly repugnant conduct, have millions of people in the world, firmly believing, Miami is the most corrupt, violent, abusive, xenophobic city in America.

Feds' corruption probe looks at top Florida officials

July 3, 2009 - The U.S. Justice Department is investigating corruption allegations made by an indicted Fort Lauderdale insurance executive who, in a bid for a favorable plea deal, has named lawyers, lobbyists and fundraisers he claims plotted with him to thwart a state crackdown on him and his industry.

Justice officials have convened a federal grand jury to pursue the claims of former Mutual Benefits Corp. chief Joel Steinger. The wealthy businessman contends that he orchestrated a campaign to stifle a 1999-2000 statewide grand jury probe by attempting to improperly influence public officials, three knowledgeable sources have told The Miami Herald. The Herald has agreed to maintain their confidentiality...

Word of the corruption investigation by Justice has started to ripple through the state Capitol and South Florida, where speculation is rife about who -- if anyone -- might face indictment, who is talking to the feds and how high the investigation could reach...

But legal observers said that Steinger -- who faces up to 20 years in prison on each of 25 counts -- is pursuing a defense strategy like that of one-time Washington super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

Abramoff was indicted on federal fraud charges stemming from his purchase of Broward-based SunCruz Casinos -- then sought to limit his punishment by cooperating with the Justice Department and naming names in a major Washington corruption probe...

Huck's father, U.S. District Judge Paul Huck, recused himself from the Steinger fraud case after it was assigned to him. Another federal judge, Marcia Cooke, who once worked in the administration of Gov. Jeb Bush, also recused herself from the case. It ended up with Jordan.

Former U.S. Attorney R. Alexander Acosta, who recently left the post to become the dean of Florida International University's law school, and his successor, Acting U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Sloman, also recused themselves from supervising the Steinger fraud case...

http://www.tcpalm.com