sion". And on September 1st they were given
30 days to file a response. But for some stupid reason they screwed
up and did not file any sort of response. So, since they missed the
30 day deadline requirements on October 1st I filed a "Motion for Summary
Judgment" to pay me, the victim, the amount sought in my claim. So
now it will be interesting to see how the court will respond to that.
But I am also requesting that they provide me with DNA testing, and submit
those test results to the parole board as further evidence to support my
claims of actual innocence....
H. L., a prisoner
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If
anybody offers to help, then I'll send him your mailing address.editor
![15x15 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x15_Page_Background.gif) Dear Respected Elder Sam,
Hello
my friend. I have not forgotten about you. I have just been
struggling with this court system and trying my damnedest to be resentenced.
They've moved back my hearing date over & over my brother. Now
it is at Dec 2, 21. I have a lot of people who love me and want to
see me free. I am still thankful for your newsletters and have been
receiving them, and reading them monthly. My money has been very
short this year due to my legal costs, plus the prices are going higher
& higher in the prison store, due to the checks they have been issuing
prisoners from the IRS, everyone (not me!) else is short term rich!
Whooo Hooo! (Package prices sky high too.)
I'll
try to do something for you by the end of the year. [Name withheld]
is not working right now, but I'll try to come through somehow.
Also,
around Jan or Feb of this year someone asked me "if I knew you!" on the
yard. I played like I didn't know you. He asked me if I boxed.
I told him a very long time ago. But just blew him off. I am
very very careful who I let know the real me. This yard is full of
police inmates, working as spies for the guards. It is their jobs.
So I am super careful! If you let me know first who you send to me,
if you do send someone? I'll treat them as a good neighbor should.
Well
let me go. Please take care of yourself.
In
solidarity,
R. D. H., a prisoner
Family Resemblance Sam Aurelius Milam III
Some
time ago, I read a story called Family Resemblance, by Alan E. Nourse,
© 1953, in An ABC of Science Fiction, edited by Tom Boardman,
Jr. A character in the story believed that people don't have common
ancestors with monkeys, but with pigs. He claimed that although there's
anthropological and paleontological evidence in support of ape ancestry,
there's better anatomical, physiological, embryological, and psychological
evidence in support of pig ancestry. I didn't try to verify his points,
but I like things that challenge the scientists. So, here's a summary
of his points, as he presented them.
Students
in embryology courses study pig embryos because they're essentially identical
to human embryos. They don't become distinguishable from human embryos
until the last few weeks of gestation.
After
birth, the organs and viscera, and their arrangements, are practically
identical in pigs and humans. The size, placement, shape, and functions
of all organs are the same.
Both
humans and pigs have similar vermiform appendixes. Monkeys and apes
don't.
Human
teeth and pig teeth have either one root or two roots in the premolars
and molars. In monkeys and apes those same teeth have three roots.
Humans
and pigs have little or no vestigial tails. Apes and monkeys have
either short tails or long tails.
Humans
and pigs are essentially hairless. Monkeys and apes all have hair
in abundance.
Pigs
and humans have cartilage around their noses. Monkeys and apes have
slit noses.
Pigs
and humans have uvulae at the backs of their palates. There is little
or no uvula among monkeys and apes.
Such
parasites as Trichina or Macracanthorynchus, and other hook-headed worms,
attack humans and pigs, but not apes and monkeys.
Blood
serum, cells, and the like, in humans are no more different from such things
in pigs than they are from such things in apes.
Pigs
are used for conditioning experiments, in preference to rats, dogs, or
cats, because pigs react more like people.
Pigs
are just as gluttonous, dirty, selfish, lazy, treacherous, and pugnacious
as humans.
Now
that last one is a family resemblance for sure. Maybe the people
who refer to cops as pigs are closer to the truth than I'd previously believed.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif) ![Gun](../../Images/Gun.gif) An Even Better Funding Plan Sam Aurelius Milam III
The
funding
plan that I announced in the June issue hasn't worked out very well.
In fact, it hasn't worked out at all. So, I thought of an even better
funding plan.
I'm
going to have seven wealthy benefactors. With seven of them, I won't
have to bother any one of them any more often than once a week. As
soon as they present themselves to me, my financial woes will be over.
I'm waiting.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif) ![Gun](../../Images/Gun.gif)
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