December 4, 2013
The authorised representatives have been able to speak with Dean
directly.
Dean has been in court every day since his arrival to the Winnipeg
Remand Centre since his kidnapping on Nov 24th.
He has not been allowed to speak at court hearings in which they have
been scheduled right at the end of the day and with limited time.
After adjournment, he is escorted back to his cell.
There are departments that are integral to the judicial process which
are refusing service and doing what they can to hinder the case.
During communications between Dean and authorised representatives, calls
have been disconnected at crucial periods of the conversation.
Dean has been moved from solitary confinement to general public at the
Remand Centre, and has been afforded writing materials. Court filings have
begun.
In regards to the recent CBC
article, 24th Nov in which they claimed
“Clifford was scheduled to appear in a Winnipeg court on Aug. 21, but
didn’t show up. As a result, a warrant was issued for his arrest.”
According to the Manitoba Court
website there is no record of any such schedule up to this date of this
posting.
The last hearing was back in February 2013 on another matter in which
that case had all 11 trumped up charges dropped and the case was Struck Off
and closed.
There has been no other case recorded or pending after this event.
“It’s a game of tennis…” Dean stated.
“They’ve thrown everything they have at me, and now it’s my turn to
serve.”
Notice each of the cases spell his name different.
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