Dear Mr. Cook: I just posted the letter you sent by Fed Ex to the news group alt.religion.scientology. This was done as a policy, not to damage the reputation of lawyers who work for the "classically terroristic" cult (Time Magazine May 6, 1991, description upheld on appeal). There is a more important function which you can see in recent postings of draft motions. I am not a lawyer, and I need all the help I can get from concerned net citizens worldwide who read this saga on the Internet and have been doing so for the last ten years. For them to be able to help they need to be fully aware of such communications as I receive. I am sorry if you feel this is unfair, but you should have done some research into the nature and history of this case. Re your complaint about 3rd parties, I can only quote: JUDGE WEISSBRODT: You're welcome to send out interrogatories, Mr. Henson. . . . . you're not restricted in whom you can send an interrogatory to. As to the existence of other remedies, your client was the one who "destroyed" starting when another of their attorneys, a lawyer with a reputation for working for the Mafia, personally delivered a death threat to me in front of the courtroom doors. Given previous and subsequent threats and attempts to kill me made by agents of scientology, I had to consider his threat credible, especially in the closed environment of a county jail in a county known for corruption and especially given inside information provided me by another county official. I believe the law recognizes necessity, even if it require flight from a corrupt county. Incidentally, I don't consider Dezotell, Wagoner and Hoden to be your clients. From such matters as your not knowing how to pronounce Hoden's name I suggest that you have never seen them and that in fact they are not paying your bills. In regard to the substance of your comments on intrinsic vs extrinsic fraud, EXTRINSIC FRAUD Definition: 1. [noun] fraud that prevents a party from knowing their rights or from having a fair opportunity of presenting them at trial Synonyms: collateral fraud I certainly was not provided with a fair opportunity to present a case, being forbidden to even mention I was engaged in First Amendment activity when it is specifically excepted in 422.6(c). Very Truly Yours, Keith Henson cc Judge Weissbrodt