Listen to a Prosecutor Admit a Defendant Didn't Deserve Being Charged and Admit his Client is Likely a Child Molester.

Wagoner Cty D.A. Jack Thorpe

Imagine dating a girl, living with her, going into business with her step father, finding out he was embezzling from the partnership, then being railroaded on false gun charges to prevent you from fighting back.' 

 Search this blog spot for the key words James Hanning to read more about this seven year long persecution of a decent young man.

Young Tyler Paulsen caught Wagoner County Commissioner James Hanning sending materials purchased from Lowes to his personal house for a remodel, demands to see the books and the operating agreement of the partnership, and Commissioner Hanning conspires with Wagoner County Prosecutors office to railroad Tyler on fake gun charges. 

 

Tyler had a run in with the law, the original prosecutor Eric Jordan is the man on this audio tape that is representing Commissioner Hanning in the civil embezzlement/settlement case and Jordan was also the prosecutor on the original felony case where Tyler was framed by his ex. Drugged one night, waking up outside on the deck of his house while SWAT stormed his home. Jordan admits the evidence was weak and the witness Vanessa unreliable, so he cuts a plea deal for Tyler and Tyler accepts on the condition that his gun rights are not affected. A deferred judgement, Tyler pays off the supervisor fees to the D.A. office and they tell him not to bother coming back, he is done.

 

 Hanning finds out about a speeding/driving with an expired license ticket, one that Tyler had already paid the fine and the case was closed, but Hanning got his buddies in two County Prosecutors offices to re open the case and charge Tyler three times with being a felon in possession. During all of this the original judge revisited the case and found he had no jurisdiction so he dismissed the original case declaring the case void ab initio, void from the beginning, as never having existed because the charges were out of his jurisdiction. Two of the felon in possession were dismissed in Wagoner County under Judge Shook but the Mayes County charges continued despite the case the felony was predicated upon being void! They forced Tyler into a plea deal, he had custody of his daughter and couldn't risk going to trial. Oklahoma prosecutors, officers of the court and state officials, and County officials conspire to strip this young man of his assets and his freedom. 

 

The recorded phone call was released after Tyler's attorney realized that his client was being railroaded and couldn't be helped by the court system. In deposition in May of this year, Wagoner County D.A. Jack Thorpe and Creek County lead prosecutor Eric Jordan refused to admit what was said on this tape despite having a transcript of the tape in evidence. In the end Tyler is about to lose about 1.5 million dollars of property after a seven year court battle fighting Wagoner County Commissioner James Hanning and the various corrupt District Attorneys. 

 

A receiver appointed to preserve the assets of the partnership has eaten up most of the rent deposits the past seven years and ran up a $350,000 bill according to the phone call that was taped. This money has to be paid out when the properties are sold at sheriff auction for pennies on the dollar, leaving Tyler with none of the over half million in cash that he invested years ago.

 

 This is a two hour long audio tape but the first hour is the most important and then starting around 1hour 33 minutes into the audio you get to the part where this sitting Prosecutor states that his client is very likely to be a child molester. But Eric Jordan the prosecutor learns this at a deposition, blindsided by the stepdaughter who was being deposed because she worked for her step dad, with the molestation accusations starting since she was in grade school. The funniest part, in a case about abuse of public office and using the power of the prosecutor against others the prosecutors offers to fix the ticket of the other attorney. Not sure if this was intentional on his part but it shows that there are two systems of justice in America.

Commissioner James Hanning remains in office and while admitting he had put his hands down the panties of a 12 year old girl he remains uncharged.  If this outrages you, phone calls to the AG office are in order.    405-521-3921   Here is his Facebook account 

 

Jack Thorpe Wagoner Cty D.A.

Mother Reports Childs Allegations and Gets Half Decade of Supervised Visits

Single mother Heather Collins (Heather) has (4) four hours a week of supervised visits with her children ever since reporting her husbands child sexual abuse (5) five years ago as well as throughout the divorce.  On April 28, 2022 attorney Noel Scott Johnson (Johnson) filed a motion for his attorney fees in Collins v. Collins, Rogers County FD-14-308.  He seeks over ($100,000) one hundred thousand dollars on behalf of his client to reimburse the fees spent since 2016.  Sources indicate that DHS has (5) five substantiated Department of Human Services (DHS) allegations against Johnson’s client, Clayton Collins, a man who has had sole custody while his ex-wife has had over (5) five years of supervised visits, the online record appears absent a reason why.

Heather has consistently told the Court of a danger to her children just to be continuously admonished for mandatory disclosing.  Heather through counsel reported that she went to speak with the Rogers County District Attorneys office many times about the allegations eventually going to the State of Oklahoma Attorney General’s (OAG) Office to seek help.  Her counsel made the appointment, explained the contentious family law with Johnson’s law firm, and advised his client to attend.  When Heather did sit down with the OAG it was by and through Attorney Joy Thorp (Thorp).  Heather notes that after divulging her story Thorp said there was ‘nothing’ she could do and that Johnson was the Thorp family attorney. (See Part 3 of this expose)

 

Mayes County Chapter of Monster Inc is About to be Exposed

 

You all remember the Paulsen case up in Wagoner County where the corrupt and alleged child abusing Wagoner County Commissioner James Hanning had used the offices of the D.A. and sheriff office to punish and harass the young business partner that he had taken advantage of and possibly embezzled a huge amount of money from. The case had spilled over into Mayes County after Paulsen had been stopped for speeding, was a few days late on his license renewal and got his car towed and his weapon seized until he could fix his license after the holiday weekend and get the car back.