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November 4, 2014
Source: FDLE agents falsely arrested Georgia doctor to protect criminal enterprise
Florida law enforcement and mercenary types running ‘black ops’ against witnesses and children
by Timothy Charles Holmseth
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) conspired within to arrest a Georgia doctor that posed a threat to an international criminal enterprise; a South Florida insider has told Write Into Action. In 2009, First Impressions, a Tallahassee weight loss clinic, was busted by the FDLE for practices that violated Florida statute. On the surface, the pill-mill raid appeared to be diligent police work by the FDLE. However, according to a source, the raid on First Impressions was a preemptive strike against Dr. Mark Hash, a physician at the clinic. Dr. Hash was arrested in November of 2009, approximately three weeks after he expressed concerns to First Impressions clinic owner Jane Watts about patients receiving medications on his DEA license without his ever examining the patients. FDLE AGENT ED WATERS and PENNY WATERS According to sources, even after Agent Sears learned Dr. Hash was a victim of identify theft, and receptionist level employees of the clinic were simply ordering pills using Dr. Hash’s DEA license number without his knowledge, Sears blatantly refused to consider the evidence and insisted Hash be criminally prosecuted and lose his license to practice medicine. FDLE AGENT TAL WHIDDON and ROXANNE WHIDDON “BLACK OPS” Rogue elements of the Florida law enforcement community are involved in kidnapping, murder, and falsely imprisoning innocent children to protect their existing criminal enterprises, according to the South Florida insider. The criminal activity, which is conducted by law enforcement officers and mercenary types, is referred to as “black ops”. WILLIAM STAUBS – A.K.A. ‘COBRA’ Staubs is a licensed bail bondman and owner of Case Closed Inc., a private investigation service based in Broward County, Florida. Cobra Staubs is known by federal authorities to be a colleague of now convicted Broward County deputy Jeff Poole, who was imprisoned for his involvement with the criminal activities surrounding Ponzi schemer Scott W. Rothstein in Fort Lauderdale. According to a South Florida source, Staubs worked with Poole to orchestrate arrests of enemies and threats. Staubs claimed to be a close friend of Putnam County Sheriff Jeff Hardy and boasted connections in the Governor’s office. Staubs told Write Into Action he personally met with Attorney Genral Pam Bondi. After Staubs temporality had his licensed suspended in 2009, he told Write Into Action he was working with law enforcement on a ‘black op’. Staubs told Write Into Action he telephoned a Florida judge at the judge’s home and talked to him about his case. CAYLEE ANTHONY, CASEY ANTHONY, HALEIGH CUMMINGS, and MISTY CROSLIN “Casey Anthony and Misty Croslin were both targets of a black-op. HaLeigh Cummings was supposed to resemble Caylee Anthony; Misty Croslin was supposed to resemble Casey Anthony. It was all by design,” the South Florida insider said. The people that killed Caylee Anthony tried to cover it up by staging the kidnapping and murder of a second little girl, and then making it look like a local child molester did it, the insider said. New information about the FDLE raid on the First Impressions pill-mill in 2009 has placed a sharp new focus on law enforcement’s inexplicable inability to properly investigate and prosecute the murder of Caylee Anthony, and/or the kidnapping of HaLeigh Cummings. In both cases, law enforcement was not able to solve anything whatsoever. In both cases, a storyline involving a phantom ‘babysitter’ was used. In both cases a young female was viciously targeted in a mass media campaign; subjected to extreme hatred and ridicule; but ultimately no meaningful factual case was ever made against either. “Cobra was involved in both those child cases,” the insider said. “He was also involved with First Impressions,” the source added. The nexus between the child mystery cases, Cobra Staubs, and First Impressions weight loss clinic, is a statement Staubs made to First Coast News in 2009, when he said the expenses for his search for HaLeigh Cummings were being paid by a drug dealer in Miami. Staubs created a connection between himself and drug activity that spanned the entire length of the state of Florida. First Impressions was busted in October of 2009, only a few months after the May, 2009, felony arrest of Staubs by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO). Staubs was arrested by the PCSO for false imprisonment in May, 2009 regarding an incident that occurred in March, 2009. Staubs was charged with false imprisonment after he executed a bond revocation on an accused child molester, as his private camera-man filmed the violent event for You Tube. The concocted video event was intended to convince the American public that Staubs had captured the person that killed HaLeigh Cummings and Caylee Anthony. However, a great deal was likely going on behind the scenes during plea bargain negotiations between Staubs and the State Attorney’s Office due to blackmail material Staubs possessed. BLACKMAIL OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Cobra Staubs possessed information that incriminated government officials and law enforcement officers. Write Into Action has obtained information that proves employees of the following agencies were serviced by the First Impressions pill mill.
During interviews with Write Into Action, Staubs said he and his girlfriend, Paula Andrews, were working undercover and visited the clinic personally; obtaining prescription medications. Write Into Action subsequently obtained surveillance photographs that showed Assistant State’s Attorney John Hutchins, along with his wife, Attorney Angelique Knox, coming and going from First Impressions. Hutchins was the attorney prosecuting Jane Watts, the owner of the pill mill, which creates tremendous questions about why he (Attorney Hutchins) would be visiting the clinic to obtain pills.
DR. MARK HASH Dr. Hash’s November, 2009, arrest came on the heels of Staubs’ May, 2009 arrest. The charges against Dr. Hash were subsequently dropped due to lack of evidence and he filed a lawsuit against the FDLE. WILLIAM ‘COBRA’ STAUBS AND THE FDLE Records show that many of the clients at First Impressions were FDLE agents and/or their spouses. THE ‘DRUG DEALER’ FROM MIAMI However, evidence has revealed that shortly after the body of Caylee Anthony was discovered, Staubs and Rev. Grund, long fearing DNA was going to link them to Caylee’s body, staged HaLeigh Cummings’ kidnapping, and then attempted to frame an accused child molester that was free on bond, in effort to create reasonable doubt regarding Caylee Anthony’s bizarre disappearance and death. Rev. Grund and Staubs are persons of interest in the death of Caylee Anthony, who is believed to have actually died in either a satanic ritual or exorcism. Although Staubs said Rev. Grund was his client, he told FCN his search efforts were being funded by a “drug dealer” from Miami. His connection to drug dealers in Southern Florida, in addition to his connection to the Tallahassee pill mill in Northern Florida, places him squarely in the middle of a statewide drug trafficking apparatus. However, despite his high profile presence and blatant admissions to the mainstream media regarding drug connections, members of the FDLE were seen to openly embrace and coordinate their efforts with Staubs during the HaLeigh Cummings investigation. FDLE AGENT TRAVIS SMITH According to a source, the relentless targeting of Misty Croslin was a ‘black op’. Public records show the PCSO was told by Lindsey Croslin, the sister-in-law of Misty Croslin, on April 27, 2009, that Staubs advised her they had HaLeigh Cummings in “Georgia” and could return her if Misty Croslin would admit she was not home on the night of the child’s disappearance. In 2010, Misty Croslin, 18, law enforcement’s primary person of focus during the HaLeigh Cummings investigation, was arrested during a sting operation involving the sale of prescription drugs, which involved undercover FDLE agents, and was subsequently sentenced to an outlandish 25 years in prison. At the sentencing hearing for Misty Croslin, FDLE agent Travis Smith said the teenager was the “bigger fish” that had “been moving an enormous amount of prescription pills in our community. Misty Croslin initiated all the drug transactions.” Misty Croslin, seventeen years-old when HaLeigh vanished, was/is a rape and abuse survivor, and had the educational abilities of a fourth grade child. ALEC THOMAS HASH As was the case with the teenager Misty Croslin – a ‘black op’ began – when the FDLE and others in the Florida law enforcement community quickly targeted another innocent child to cover for their activities. Court files and public records show the Tallahassee Police Department, along with members of the legal community, targeted Dr. Hash via his sixteen year-old son, Alec Thomas Hash, in a change of custody scheme, which was run through Leon County Family Court Judge Karen Gievers. In yet another connection between the court system and First Impressions, information shows Cathy Gardiner, the bailiff for Judge Karen Gievers, was a client at the pill-mill during the time Dr. Hash was a physician at the facility. One source speculated Gardiner might have been obtaining the prescription medications from First Impression, for use by the robust Gievers.
Attorney Thomas’ reference to Attorney Martin is significant because Martin is part of internal email correspondences at the FDLE that took place after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children told the FDLE to stop publishing a missing person poster of Alec Thomas Hash, because he was not missing. But Martin and the FDLE ignored the NCMEC. The FDLE continued to publish the flyer while somebody, believed to be an undercover agent conducting a ‘black op’ posed as a teenager and contacted Alec Hash via Facebook; trying to lure him into Florida. READ MORE ON THIS CASE: March 24, 2014 Seventeen year-old in hiding from state of Florida for 305 days March 29, 2014 Florida Judge Karen Gievers accused of orchestrating elaborate deception March 30, 2014 Florida Judge has no jurisdiction to pursue Alec Hash - Lawyer says Judge lost immunity and can be sued April 3, 2014 Alec Hash is not missing - Florida Department of Law Enforcement lists emancipated married man as "missing" April 5, 2014 Florida judge sitting atop the pyramid of a criminal extortion operation? April 16, 2014 Alec Hash recognized abduction team shortly before he fled April 19, 2014 April 26, 2014 Alec Thomas Has 'Missing Child' flyer removed from FDLE website - deemed "unfounded" April 29, 2014 Missing person charade ends in Florida - Alec Thomas Has no longer listed as missing May 10, 2014 Defiant Florida judge holds imaginary court hearing May 12, 2014 Should Florida judge Karen Gievers be arrested? May 19, 2014 Bush vs. Gore attorney involved in state-sponsored kidnapping plot May 21, 2014 June 5, 2014 Caught on Tape: Tallahassee Police Department operative stalks child witness June 19, 2014 EXPOSED! Leon County Court concealed public court records in Alec Thomas Hash case August 3, 2014 September 3, 2014 National Crime Information Center used in attempted kidnapping AT&T records indicate court officers in Florida filed false missing person report October 16, 2014 October 19, 2014 FDLE attorney knew about kidnapping plot October 26, 2014 FDLE attorney knew about kidnapping plot November 3, 2014 |
