PROOFS THAT FORMER PASSIAC COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICER RONALD A. LUCAS OF PASSAIC COUNTY WAS NOT AT THE SCENE OF THE ALLEGED ASSAULT AND INTENTIONALLY FRAMED THE HOMEOWNER BY LYING TO THE COURTS

PROOFS THAT RON LUCAS WAS NOT AT THE SCENE OF THE ALLEGED ASSAULT AND INTENTIONALLY FRAMED THE HOMEOWNER BY LYING TO THE COURTS

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RE:    PROOFS THAT RON LUCAS WAS NOT AT THE SCENE OF THE ALLEGED ASSAULT AND INTENTIONALLY FRAMED THE HOMEOWNER BY LYING TO THE COURTS
          STATE V. BASILIS STEPHANATOS

Dear Judge De la Carrera/Mr. Feinstein:

I am an investigative reporter with Metro Forensics and I have been working on one of our Innocence Projects regarding "State v. Basilis Stephanatos".  You are listed as the presiding judge and Mr. Feistein is the Defense Attorney.

We have discovered that significant amount of contradicting and/or exculpatory evidence was not presented to the grand jurors and to the Superior Court.  Recently, we discovered that Robert Del Vecchio filed patently false statements with the Passaic County Sheriff to be able to steal the Stephanatos' real estate property at 687 Indian Road, Wayne, New Jersey.  These patently false statements were used to portray Mr. Stephanatos as a violent person during the grand jury proceedings and in briefings before the Superior Court.  Please see my earlier correspondence with the Sheriff, providing him with a tip on where to find and authenticate this info.

The biggest bombshell is the discovery of the Ron Lucas false testimony and the conspiracy formed by the Passaic County Sheriff officers to frame Basilis Stephanatos.  I discovered that Ron Lucas was not even at the scene of the alleged assault.  As you realize, this is a bombshell of gigantic proportions and that is why you are trying to revoke Mr. Basilis Stephanatos’ bail (guaranteed by the state constitution), essentially silencing him.  This assault on Mr. Stephanatos' First Amendment Rights is heinous, to say the least, fully characteristic of corrupt prosecutors and sheriff officers.

25 CLUES THAT LUCAS WAS NOT AT THE SCENE OF THE ALLEGED ASSAULT

We have collected at least 25 clues to refute the allegations that Lucas was at the scene of an alleged assault on June 28, 2011 at a property located at 687 Indian Road, Wayne, New Jersey and at 8:50 am EST.

Our first clue is reported below (see our forwarded letter to the Passaic County Sheriff).

LUCAS' SHOULDER - HE WAS A LINEBACKER, HITTING HIS OPPONENTS WITH HIS SHOULDER

As part of an investigation I have been performing for the last few months, I discovered that Ronald A. Lucas, a former Passaic County sheriff officer with the Civil Division lied about his on-the-job shoulder injury.  He claimed that he fell on the job on June 28, 2011 at 687 Indian Road, Wayne, NJ.  He then filed a disability claim with the New Jersey Division of Pensions and Benefits (Police and Firemen Retirement System).  He was granted disability for one year with subsequent review.  After he retired with claimed disability, he obtained a job as part-time security guard at the Pequannock High School.

We discovered that Mr. Lucas suffered shoulder injuries while playing football and lifting weights over his lifetime.  He was a linebacker with the Pompton Lakes Cardinals.  Everybody knows that linebackers tackle their opponents using their shoulders.  He even made the All County Team in 1980.

He also trained his two sons (Dean Lucas and Ronnie Lucas) into playing TE and DE positions also with the Cardinals football team.  In fact, linebackers suffer at least 13.5 percent of all football injuries and at least 65 percent of the linebackers end up undergoing surgery.

We discovered that Mr. Lucas has been complaining about his shoulder for several years prior to the June 28, 2011 incident.  Several Passaic County Sheriff employees and several of his neighbors can attest to that.

We also discovered that based on what he said regarding the subject incident, he must have fallen (if true) onto his right shoulder.  However, the shoulder that Mr. Lucas claimed he injured was his left shoulder.  We have obtained photos where he wears a shoulder support in his left shoulder.

We have obtained photos showing Mr. Lucas lifting weights, after his alleged job-ending disability.

It is obvious to a reasonable and objective person that Lucas (in his mid-50s) took this incident on June 28, 2011 to claim on the job injury and to retire and then blame Basilis Stephanatos for his injuries.  After he retired, he started the double dipping.  The finest of New Jersey at "work".

I apologize for taking the Court's time.  However, this is extraordinary evidence/information that I believe will help this Court in performing its fact-finding mission.

Very Truly Yours,

Barbara Williams
Investigative Reporter
Metro Forensics
barbarawilliams33@aol.com