August 31, 2022
Update: Prior to my husband's reporting for jury duty yesterday, I posted here, in addition to delineating the specific threats to his safety I had recently received.
Subsequent to that documentation, I find it interesting that my husband was never called from the jury pool. Instead, he waited in a large room with several hundred people all afternoon, while hundreds of potential jurors were called from among those surrounding him. The room was emptied and filled multiple times. Yet, my husband simply waited.
At the end of the day, he was told that his jury service was complete for the year.
Does it matter that I had received a specific threat that he would be assailed by a "Chinese woman" with "a cane" that had been equipped in some manner by the FBI, and that he waited all afternoon in a large room with a Chinese woman with a cane? Does it matter that she, too, was never called as a potential juror?
There is no way for me to assess this threat.
My husband is currently safe, and I count myself grateful.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct.
Lane MacWilliams
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August 30, 2022
My husband Ken MacWilliams is reporting for jury duty today in San Mateo County.
Given that I stand as a whistleblower for falsified law enforcement reporting within the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office, I am concerned for his safety.
Do the myriad threats I have received pertaining to court tampering and jury tampering relate to my husband's impending jury service?
Is his safety at risk merely by being in the vicinity of so many San Mateo County law enforcement personnel?
I will post updates on this circumstance here.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct.
Lane MacWilliams
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