Special FBI Paula Brand

She arrived driving a black cougar red 
interior a dark pony tail she was the only female 
agent so she would always install the wires on 
my unborn child she was working under FBI
Leroy Heimbach he would become supervisor 
for the Milwaukee FBI they were both out of the 

federal bureau of investigation Chicago investigations 
into corrupt officers selling drugs led to the arrest 
of Catrina Bell Mckissick my stalker attacked me in 
broad daylight with four gang members two men held 
both my hands while catrina bell brutally punched 
kicked scratched pulled my hair my only escape was 

being a dancer I leaned into the men holding my arms 
and used my legs to break free both men released me 
I fell to the ground face to face with detective my attackers
uncle Richard Mckissick he warns me i better not go to court 
or else because Catrina Bell was his niece she already brutally 
beat four other women including a rite aid clerk and a car bombing  

I went to court my life has been threatened every since 
it was special agent Paula Brand convicted the corruption 
operation all the dealers including Catrina Bell was convicted 
six years what a blessing she became a queen pin gangster 
disciple gang leader behind bars controlling recruiting female gang 
members the Wisconsin women prison actually intimidating 

inmates to give false statements against FBI informants 
witnesses victims and their children in order to convict innocent 
prey and grant early release for severe repeat habitual violent 
offenders in Wisconsin to allow terrorist back on the streets
special agent Paula Brand warned me never ever return to this 
deep dark organized crime corruption operation a vicious stealth  
a tangible intimidating wrath craving my blood craving my death 

I am America
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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