FILING AGAINST THE SOMERSET COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE

Cynthia Feiler-Jampel
3308 French Drive
Bridgewater, New Jersey
08807
Phone: (908) 393 9353



Government Records Council (GRC)
P.O. Box 819
Trenton, New Jersey, 08625

May 23, 2007

The Somerset County Prosecutors Office

Re: File# 0609-2031
Robert A Franco and Randi Kern Franco, Esq


Dear Government Records Council,

I receive a letter from Sergeant Detective John Fodor dated April 26, 2007 stating that the Assistant Prosecutor who reviewed the above stated matter did not determine that the claim warranted a prosecution. This investigation ensued for about nine months concerning an altered check that was cashed in Somerset County, threats directed at me and stolen cash. Sergeant Detective Foder directed me to the Bridgewater P.D. to file a complaint and I did as he directed.

To make reference to Detective Fodor’s letter, it was both vague and vacuous, a “cookie cutter” form letter. This letter was the result and outcome of a nine-month investigation, threats that were directed at me and a twenty thousand dollar theft. Is this what I pay taxes for?

I had followed up with request letters asking who the Assistant Prosecutor was and far more questions, that went unanswered. I believe something very nefarious went on with this matter, not with the Detective’s investigation but with the Assistant Prosecutor’s decision not to prosecute.

The element concerning this issue is not isolated to a theft but incorporating a fraudulent mortgage and a pattern of preying on the elderly. I am alleging for illicit reasons, the Assistant Prosecutor has been selectively deciding who to prosecute and who not to, similar to Mike Nifong who selected to create his own demise.

On May 1, 2007, I faxed to the Mary Ann Triaco, the lovely lady in charge of the records, my request at (908) 704 0750, the fax number which she gave to me. I followed up with a phone call to make sure she received it, she did. I called her about ten days later, she still being genuine and sweet, told me she was going to have the Assistant Prosecutor go through the file and remove selective documents. I heard nothing until I called on May 18, 2007 and then faxed over my third request. Ms. Tricio was sweet as ever and said I could look at the file on May 23, 2007.

Today, May 23, 2007 at about 10 AM I called and spoke to Ms. Tricio to remind her that I was going to be there at 11 AM. She sounded hesitant, but agreed. I left the house and drove to the Prosecutor’s Office. After waiting about 15 minutes, Ms. Tricio greeted me, very embarrassed and said that the Attorney, Bob Hawk did not go through the file and I could not see it. She also told me that she tried to call me, to tell me not to come. I asked her if I could see my own documents, she agreed. I scanned through what was there quickly and saw the envelopes with evidence that I provided.

I have been neither denied access to the records or granted access, I am in limbo and being toyed with, just as I had been with the pseudo and fraudulent denial to prosecute. I feel that the Assistant Prosecutor by denial to move forward to an indictment and conviction, is giving license to these attorneys, the Francos to extort unwarranted legal fees in order to keep a fraudulent mortgage up to date.

This entire investigation is an outrage and a violation of Due Process and Title 18. This lack of proper procedure should bring culpability upon the Assistant Prosecutor, who is being concealed and protected from the true perversion and convolution of this matter and prosecution.

Sincerely,

Cynthia Feiler-Jampel