The case was Louise Linzy vs Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin and the Tunica County Democratic Executive Committee. The DEC had their lawyer in attendance and Linzy acted as her own attorney.
Before I go any further in this post, I want to say this: In Judge Lackey's decision on 22 Sep 2015, Lackey stated that the DEC was using the Circuit Court as a playground. I could not disagree with Judge Lackey more. The DEC has worked tirelessly to allow the voters of Tunica County to have fair and honest elections. If there is anyone who is using the Circuit Court as a playground, it is Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin and her supporters. It is my belief that Judge Lackey owes an apology to the Tunica County Democratic Executive Committee.
All of that being said...let's get on with it:
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has completed their work in the investigation of a complaint brought by Judge Louise Linzy. This report has been forwarded to the MS Attorney General's Office for review. Hopefully, the voters of Tunica County will receive justice.
I have been asked to post the Report of Investigation on this blog. Before doing so, I contacted Captain Peter Clinton and received his permission at 1:19p on 10 Oct 2015. I was told by Capt. Clinton that this information is now public and that I may post it as long as I didn't use someone's Social Security Number.
If you are a reader of this blog, you know that for some reason I can't upload documents so I am going to have to type in this 16 page report. Ugh. I'm going to do my best to include as much as I can. If you want your own copy, please contact MBI.
Actually, I should be working on my own campaign for Supervisor in Beat 2. However, what is going on is important and Bob and I are spending much of my campaign time and money fighting for you. I hope you all will remember that when you go to the polls on 3 Nov 2015.
Begin Report of Investigation:
Department of Public Safety
Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation
22000-A Highway 35 North
Batesville, Mississippi 38606
(662) 563-6400
MBI Case Number: B15-00000409
Requested by (Agency/Department): MBI Initiated @ Request of Louis Linzy
Type of Incident: Voter Fraud - 2015 Primary Election, Tunica County
Date/Time of Incident: Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Location of Incident: Tunica County Circuit Court's Office
1300 School Street
Tunica, MS 38676
Victim: Louise Linzy, B/F, Age: 47, DOB: 19680417
Suspect: Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin,B/F, Age 52
DOB: 19630817
3465 Dishmon Cove, Tunica, MS 38676
Suspects Charged/Arrested: No||No (Pending Completion of Investigation and Attorney General Office's Review)
Blogger's Note: It is my understanding that this completed investigation has been sent to the AG's Office for Review.
MBI Lead Investigators: Captain Peter T. Clinton, B-3
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On Tuesday, August 25, 2015, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) initiated a criminal investigation into Louise Linzy's alleged allegation of voter fraud by Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykins of 3465 Dishmon Cover in Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676 in the 2015 Primary Election in Tunica County, Mississippi.
On Tuesday, March 3, 2015, Louise Linzy of 1633 Wallace Way in Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676, a democratic candidate for the Tunica County Justice Court Judge - Southern District, filed a complaint with the Democratic Executive Committee (D.E.C.) contesting Boykins' qualifications for candidacy for said office. See MBI findings and recommendations below.
Blogger's Note: Page 3 is a reiteration of already stated information with the addition of Secondary MBI Case Agent: Lieutenant Charles Hale, B-13
Executive Summary:
The purpose of this investigative report is to outline from all the available evidence that facts and circumstances surrounding the allegation of by Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin of 3465 Dishmon Cover in Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676 in the 2015 Primary Election in Tunica County, Mississippi - Specifically, on Tuesday, January 13, 2015, Boykin allegedly filed a fraudulent Voter Registration Application and on February 10, 2015, Boykin filed a fraudulent Qualifying Statement of Intent - Candidate for Party Nomination with the Tunica County Circuit Court's Office.
I have thoroughly reviewed the evidence and relevant material related to the above-mentioned allegation of voter fraud by Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin in the 2015 Primary Election in Tunica County. I have with the same intensity reviewed the applicable laws and the 2015 Candidate Qualitying Guide c/o Delbert Hosemann - Secretary of State -*State of Mississippi concerning elections and fraud. To this end, I have concluded with the highest degree of certainty that Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin's Voter Registration Application that whe swore or affirmed to on January 13, 2015, before Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuit Clerk, was fraudulent and the Boykins did not satisfy the two-year residency requirement established by the Secretary of State concerning candidacy for a Justice Court Judge. Furthermore, I have concluded that Boykin filed a fraudulent Qualifying Statement of Intent - Candidate for Party Nomination Form on February 10, 2015, with the Tunica County Circuit Court.
Qualification Mississippi Justice Court Judge Candidacy -
A qualified elector, a resident of the county two years preceding the day of the election, a high school graduate or its equivalent, and completion of a course of training required by laws within six month of the beginning of the term of office. See Miss. Code Ann. pp. 9-11-3; Miss Const. of 1890 art. VI, pp 171 (1975) and art. XII, pp 250.
Investigative Facts and Circumstances:
Critical Timeline:019.
On January 2, 1990, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin was employed as a Correction Deputy with the Shelby County Sheriff's Department in the State of Tennessee until her last day of employment on January 31, 2015. This information was validated on May 13, 2015, by Shelia Gunn, Master Records Specialist, with the Shelby County Government (SEE EXHIBIT #1); and with a follow-up telephone call with Shelby County Government by me on August 26, 2015. It must be duly noted that Shelby County Government requires all employees to remain a citizen of Memphis, Tennessee throughtout their employment (SEE EXHIBIT #2). Therefore, it is with reasonable certainty that Boykin was a citizen of Memphis, Tennessee "at the least" until her last day of employment on January 31, 2015.
On September 17, 1997, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin registered to vote in the State of Tennessee and with an address of 3451 Birdsong Ferry Road in Memphis, Tennessee 38118 (SEE EXHIBIT #3). The Shelby County Government Election Commission assigned Boykin the Identification Number of 3409019.
On November 4, 2014, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin voted in the 2014 November General Federal Election in the State of Tennessee (SEE EXHIBIT #3a). Boykin's vote in this election clearly indicates that her residence was in the State of Tennessee's during this election. Therefore, she "could not have satisfied" the two-year residency requirement established by the Secretary of State concerning candidacy for a Justice Court Judge. In addition, Boykin's vote in said election in the State of Tennessee in 2014 makes the resident inforemation that she provided in her sworn "Voter Registration Application" on January 13, 2015, fraudulent - Specifically, that she lived at 1168 Cedar Drive in Tunica, Mississippi from February 1998 to Present. Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuity Clerk, stated that she mistakenly placed the year of "14" on Boykin's application; but that it should have read "15". Reynolds verified that Boykin swore or affirmed to the application before her at the Tunica County Circuit Court on January 13, 2015 - when she registered to vote (EXHIBIT 3b).
On February 10, 2015, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin filed a "Qualifying Statement of Intent - Candidate For Party Nomination" before Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuit Clerk, for the office of Justice Court Judge - Southern District for the Primary Election that was held on August 4, 2015, in Tunica County, Mississippi (SEE EXHIBIT #4). Boykin filed a fraudulent "Qualifying Statement of Intent - Candidate for Party Nomination" with the Tunica County Circuit Court - Specially, Boykin checked the block on the form that stated: "I meet all constitutional, statutory and other legal requirements to hold said office," Again, the preponderane of the evidence supports the fact that Boykin lived in the State of Tennessee as least in November 2014 when she voted in the general election in Tennessee. Therefore, she could not have met all constitutional, statutory and other legal requirements to hold said office.
On March 3, 2015, Louise Linzy of 1633 Wallace Way in Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676, a democratic candidate for the Tunica County Justice Court Judge - Southern District, filed a complaint with the Democratic Executive Committee (D.E.C.) contesting Boykins' residency qualifications for candidacy for Justice Court Judge in Tunica County, Mississippi.
On March 9, 2015, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin "cancelled" her right to vote in the State of Tennessee with the Shelby County Government - Election Commission located at 157 Poplar Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee 38103-1999. Again, Boykin's address listed on the registration document was 3451 Birdsong Ferry Road in Memphis, Tennessee 38118. The reason for cancellation that was noted on Boykin's Tennessee Registration by Shelby County Government was - "Moved Out of County" ( See EXHIBIT #3). This clearly indicates that Boykin knewk that she was a resident of Tennessee until she cancelled her right to vote in the State of Tennessee on March 9, 2015, and that Boykin purposely provided false information on her "Voter Registration Application" in the State of Mississippi. It must also be duly noted that Boykin canelled her right to vote in the State of Tennessee six (6) days after Linzy contested her residency qualification for Justice Court Judge with the Democratic Executive Committee (D.E.C.).
On March 13, 2015, Ms. Mildred P. Conley, Chair - Democratic Executive Committee, mailed Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin an "Official Notification of Rejection after Hearing" (See EXHIBIT #5). The Executive Committee ruled that Boykin did not satisfy the qualified elector requirement (two-year) for the office of Justice Court Judge in accordance with MS Code 9-11-32 (4). In addition, the Executive Committee cited there concerns surrounding the timeline in which Boykin registered to vote in Tunica County (2014-2015); and Boykin's voting history in Shelby County while at the same time claiming legal residence in Tunica County. The preponderance of the evidence fully supported the Democratic Executive Committee's rejection of Boykin for the 2015 Democratic Primary Election.
Blogger's Note: The yellow highlight above was added by the Blogger. This is the least I could do to show my support for the work the DEC has done for Tunica County.
On March 4, 2015, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin "changed her Tennessee License Plate on her 2007 Cadillac Escalade (Sport Utility 4-Door) with Vehicle Identification Number: 1***************2 to Mississippi License Plate Number 04483. In addition, Boykin registered the vehicle at 3465 Dishmon Cove in Tunica County, Mississippi 38676 (SEE EXHIBIT #6). Again, this clearly indicates that Boykin was a resident of the State of Tennessee in 2015 because the law in State of Mississippi requires a new resident to register his/her vehicle within 30-days of establishing residence.
On May 14, 2015, Special Circuit Court Judge Henry L. Lackey in Cause Number 2015-0027 (Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin versus Tunica County Democratic Committee) erred in signing an erroneous "Agreed Order" that Boykin met the qualifications for the office of Justice Court Judge - Southern District in Tunica County (SEE EXHIBIT #7). Furthermore, Judge Lackey erred in allowing Boykin's name to be placed on the August 4, 2015, Primary Election Ballot. To this end, I found that Attorney Willie Griffin mislead Judge Lackey as being the attorney for the Democratic Executive Committee - which lead to the "Agreed Order" being signed by Judge Lackey without any review of the existing clear and convincing evidence that showed Boykin did not meet said qualifications. The following members of the Demoratice Executive Committee signed sworn affidavits that stated in Paragraph #5 the following:
"5. At no time did the Tunica County Democratic Executive Committee ever authorize Mr. Willie Griffin or any other attorney to enter into any agreement to have Ms. Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin's name place on the Primary election ballot."
Sworn Affdavits were provided by the following nine (9) members of the Democratic Executive Committee:
(1) Ayanna Hawkins - EXHIBIT 8
(2) Beverly Bibbs-Bryant - EXHIBIT 9
(3) Doris Spight - EXHIBIT 10
(4) Georgia Toliver-Greer - EXHIBIT 11
(5) Joseph Maples - EXHIBIT 12
(6) Mark Hudson - EXHIBIT 13
(7) Mildred Conley - EXHIBIT 14
(8) Robert Smith - EXHIBIT 15
(9) Robert Tuchel - EXHIBIT 16
(10) Roosevelt Hall, III - EXHIBIT 17
Based on a bogus "Agreed Order", Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin's name was placed on the 2015 Democratic Primary Election in Tunica County, Mississippi in conflict with established voter laws and rules.
Election Summary Report (EXHIBIT 18)
Primary Election Tunica County, Mississippi
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Justice Court Judge Southern District - Democrat D
Precinct Reporting 6
Total Votes 1430
J. Dishmon Boykin 730 51.5%
Louise Linzy 696 48.67%
Boykin was declared the winner in the 2015 Democratric Primary Election for Justice Court Judge - Southern District in Tunica County, Mississippi. Therefore, Boykin's name will be placed illegally on the November 4, 2015, Election Ballot for Justice Court Judge - Southern District in Tunica County, Mississippi due to Boykin's failure to meet the two-year resident requirement.
The "Agreed Order dated Mahy 14, 2015, and signed by Attorney Michael K. Graves, Attorney Willie Griffin and Special Circuit Judge Henry L. Lackey is illegal because it forces election officials to violate state statute when there is clear and convincing evidence that disqualifies Boykin for said office.
Furthermore, the "Agreed Order" has no lawful standing because it was not approved by the Democratic Executive Committee (D.E.C.) and Attorney Willie Griffin was never hired by the D.E.C. to represent the D.E.C. in this matter. I found no contractual agreement between the D.E.C. and Attorney Willie Griffin. According to Mildred P. Conley, the Chair - D.E.D., the D.E.C. never had any agreement with Willie Griffin. This statement is supported by nine swaorn affidavits from nine members of the D.E.C.
Blogger's Note: This number s/b 10 members.
Additional supporting documents:
Note 1:
Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin's AT&T Bill (901.591.7890) with a "BILL CYCYLE DATE" 11-27-14 thru 12-26-14 with Account Number: 545014893114 list Boykin's address as 3451 Birdsong Ferry Road in Memphis, Tennessee 38118-7234 (SEE EXHIBIT #19).
Note 2:
There are two questionable Water and Sewage Bills with different account numbers ( blank and blank) from the Town of Tunia that are addressed to Bobbie Green c/o Jacqueline Dishmon with services to the same address 3456 Dishmon Cove in Tunica, Mississippi (SEE EXHIBIT 20).
Witnesses' Section:
The following individuals provided convincing and critical information concerning Boykin's qualification(s) for said office:
Ayanna Hawkins
Secretary, Democratic Executive Committee
1294 White Oak Road, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Beverly Gibbs-Bryant
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
7610 Dundee Road, Dundee, Mississippi 38626
Doris Spight
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
1076 Cedar Ridge Cove, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Georgia Toliver-Greer
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
P.O. Box 523, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Joseph Maples
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
1512 Justus Road, Dundee, Mississippi 38676
Louise Linzy
Candidate, Justice Court Judge, Southern District
1633 Wallace Way, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Mark Hudson
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
P.O. Box 489, Tunica, Mississippi 38626 (s/b 38676)
Mildred P. Conley
Chair Democratic Executive Committee
P.O. Box 2424, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Robert Smith
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
8596 Old Highway 61 South, Dundee, Mississippi 38626
Robert Tuchel
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
1268 Hickory Lane, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
SEE EXHIBIT 21, Summary of Review of Documents, 7 May 2015
Roosevelt Hall, III
Member, Democratic Executive Committee
1026 Ruffin Road, Robinsonville, Mkississippi 38664
Sharon Granberry-Reynolds
Circuit Court Clerk, Tunica County
1300 School Street, Tunica, Mississippi 38676
Shelia Gunn
Master Records Specialist, Shelby County Government - Election Commission
157 Poplar Avenue
Memphis, Tennessee 38103-1999
Crime Scene Analysis
The crime scene is located at Tunica County Circuit Court (Clerk's Office), 1300 School Street, within the City Limits of Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676. I arrived at the above-mentioned location on Thursday, August 27, 2015, at approximately 0900 hours and met with Sharon Granberry-Reynolds. Subsequently, Granberry-Reynolds provided me true copies of several voter documents. These documents have been attached as Exhibits in this report.
Blogger's Note: Page 12 contains a chart. The heading is Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin (Suspect)
The chart contains the following information:
1. Dishmon-Boykin, Jacqueline: Address: unknown (NOT VERIFIED); DOB: 08-17-63; AGE: 52; SEX: Female; RACE: Black
2. Driver License No. # blank; Social Security No. # blank; HGT: ***; WGT: *** EYES: BRO; HAIR: BLK
3. Employer|Position: Retired - Shelby County Government
4. Home|Cell|Work: all blank
5. Deceased or injured: N/A
6. Next of Kin Notified: N/A
7. Current Status: Pending
8. Miranda Warning: Pending
9. Read by: Pending
10, Interviewed by: On 6 October 2015, I requested an interview through Boykion's Attorney.
11. 1st Charge: Pending - Filing Fraudulent Documents (Voter Fraud - 2 Counts)
12. 2nd Charge: N/A
13. Bond: Pending
14. Notes: Boykin list two addresses as her home of record in Tunica, MS:
(1) 1168 Cedar Drive / PO Box 1814, Tunica, MS 38676
(2) 3465 Dishmon Cove, Tunica, MS 38676
Awaiting validation from Ms. Boykin.....
end of chart
Crime Scene Processing || Documentation:
* Not applicable.
Evidence Collected/Submitted & Disposition:
* See enclosure and Attachment List below.
Mississippi Crime Laboratory Report - Results/Findings:
* Not applicable.
Medical Documents/Reports/Findings:
* Not applicable.
Original Documents || Recordings || Etc...:
All involved agencies will maintain and safeguard all original documents and evidence associated with this investigation that originated from within their department(s). This includes, but not limited to, sworn affidavits, voter records (Mississippi/Tennessee), and court documents. I have attached true copies of all documents for submission to the District Attorney's Office an Attorney General's Office for review and action.
Findings:
I found that on January 13, 2015, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin of 3465 Dishmon Cover in Tunica (Tunica County), Mississippi 38676 filed a fraudulent "sworn" Voter Registration Application with Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuit Clerk' and that Boykin did not satisfy the two-year residency requirement established by the Secretary of State concerning candidacy for a Justice Court Judge.
I found that on February 10, 2015, Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin filed a fraudulent "Qualifying Statement of Intent - Candidate for Party Nomination" before Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuit Clerk, for the office of Justice Court Judge - Southern District for the Primary Election that was held on August 4, 2015, in Tunica County, Mississippi. Specially, Boykin checked the block on the form that stated: "I meet all constitutional, statutory and other legal requirements to hold said office." Again, the preponderane of the evidence supports the fact that Boykin lived in the State of Tennessee as least in December 2014 when she voted in the election in Tennessee. Therefore, Boykin culd not have met all constitutuinal, statutory and other legal requirements to hold said office.
Recommendations:
I recommend that Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin be prosecuted for filing a fraudulent and with Sharon Granberry-Reynolds, Tunica County Circuit Clerk n the Tunica County Circuit Court with the intent to defraud the D.E.D. and citizens of Tunica County in the 2015 Democratic Primary election.
I further recommend that Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin's name be from the 2015 November General Election for Justice Court Judge - Southern District in Tunica County, Mississippi due to clear and convincing facts that Boykin did not meet all constitutional, statutory and other legal requirements to hold said office.
I futher recommend that Louis Linzy's name be added to the 2015 November General Election for Justice Court Judge - Southern District in Tunica County, Mississippi due to clear and convincing fraudulent activity within the 2015 Democratic Primary Election in Tunica County, Mississippi.
I further recommend that it is best for the judicial economy and the citizens of Tunica County, Mississippi to have an opportunity to vote for qualified candidates.
Case Status:
Remains under investigation by MBI.
I reserve the rights to amend/update/enhance this report as additional facts and circumstances develop in this case.
The Report was signed by Peter T. Clinton on 8 October 2015
Blogger's Note: The remaining 1 and 1/2 pages contain a listing of the EXHIBITS and the following:
Cc:
01. District Attorney's Office - 11th Circuit Court District (Clarksdale, Mississippi)
02. Attorney General's Office - Jackson, Mississippi
03. Attorney Kenneth J. Grigsby, MSB NO. 9991, c/o Democratic Executive Committee
04. Attorney Michael K. Graves, MSB NO. 9359, c/o Jacqueline Dishmon-Boykin
05. Louise Linzy Pro Se
06. ADSi
Blogger's Note: I've done my best to represent this report as it is written. At a later date, I will review my input for my typos.
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