And Lorraine, you had it right when you said WHORE. Hayne was accepting money for illegal practices! Hell he had an assembly line of ‘johns’.

By the way folks…my MARCH/RALLY will be held between January-March 2010 in Jackson Mississipppi. Seems the House will be IN SESSION during that time!

Well who woulda thunk it?

To the others who think no one is doing something…or at least trying like hell…

There’s Radley first of all who is doing his level best to bring this debacle to light.

Then there are attorneys who are fighting tooth and nail against Huckleberry Hayne.

Last but not least there’s me. I’ve been to the AG’s office in person, the FBI, the Mississippi Medical Board of Licensure, and countless other agencies.

I’ve called the governor’s office, congressmen and reps from Mississippi.

All but ONE man has implied the message, “It’s not in my job description.”

Hell I am on a letter writing campaign to OBAMA to find out just whose damned job it is!

Somebody somewhere is going to grab the brass ring and run with it. Who? I don’t know.

Until then, I will be all up in EVERYONE’S ‘GRILL’…period.

One Mississippi House Representative who IS fighting the Death Penalty in Mississippi is John Mayo, a Vietnam Vet

(www.johnmayo.com )

I have personally visited this man and I can tell you he is a truly dedicated man to this cause and is well aware of the Hayne/West fiasco.

Please go to his site and give him your opinions and full support!

Also SIGN my petition that list Radley’s articles as reference and help me fight the HAYNE / WEST atrocity before it gets any later.

http://www.gopetition.com/online/25939.html

Radley, as always you are a hero to many people. We read your articles daily but sometimes fail to give you the much deserved praise you are more than entitled to.

Speaking on behalf of the wrongfully convicted in prison, on death row, family, friends and myself, THANK YOU!

Then it isn’t going to happen, Bill Anderson. Haynes has been at this a very long time and if such a connected VIP came his way you can be sure that Haynes would testify in any way necessary to get him off the hook. That’s exactly why people like Haynes thrive: they are tools integrated into the network of power and influence. It’s also another reason why Mississippi is going to such great lengths to protect him, other than his utility: he has been around so long and is so interwoven with the corrupt system that any genuine and honest attempt to undo what he has done will also undo the careers of a great many Connected folks who helped him do it. Why do you think that three well-qualified state examiners were promptly sandbagged after assuming office?

Some people with resources are going to have to be willing to fund appeals all the way into the U.S. Supreme Court and have the court vacate a number of convictions before anyone will do anything. This says volumes about the integrity, or the lack thereof, in the Mississippi system.

They already have:

http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2009/08/21/pathologists-work-raises-questions/

The thing is I don’t think many Mississippians would be upset if they learned what is going on. At least not in the way most people learn about an isue – i.e. at the sound byte level. On the one hand you have Radley explaining in 55 pages that Hayne holds his title illegally (“some lawyer technicality gobbledygook” says Joe Mississippi) and has been putting poor people, especially poor black people, in jail with highly questionable findings (to which Joe M. says “I’m glad he ain’t gettin’ sidetracked by some defense lawyer gobbledygook technicalities”). On the other hand you have the counter argument that Hayne is “a tireless public servant who has helped put hundreds of criminals behind bars where they belong.”

Hayne is just a cog in the “tough on crime” machine that the citizenry just eats up. Only the few who have the patience and intelligence to look deeper than the typical sound byte level will find a problem.