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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Lloyd’s refrain:
”Be Courageous” and Think For Yourself
Dijana, be courageous and think for yourself. I know that it’s painful.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Vienne, is “Uncle B” and your “granduncle” one-in-the-same? Has he picked a deserving library to inherit his book collection?
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Hi Parzival. I'm Vintage, the resident "straightman" here on this Thread. I only got 2 "likes" for my original post, but you got 5 for elaborating on my post. And I've filled this "straightman" niche a couple of times before. My poor little comments go almost unacknowledged, and then Vroom! ,... my dull little comment becomes fodder for a whole comedic screenplay. I'm the Dean Martin to your Jerry Lewis. Oh, I forgot. Nobody here knows who Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were. Never mind. Keep up the good work.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Let's make a little desk plaque for Evans:
LLOYD EVANS
Private Prosecutor
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Thanks, TonusOH. The wheels in my head had been turning, and I was trying to churn out a similar scenario to what you've written here. I just didn't quite get it all together,... and it was bedtime. I'd been thinking, ""Where is his list of damages?", and "How does he (or anyone) know how much he has lost and why he's lost it?" Basically, I think we are back to the explanation from quite a few pages back,... Evans stepped on a rake, hitting himself on the head with it,... and is now suing other people for damages.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Thanks, LMsA. I'd wanted to see that page for a while.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Ok. Thanks, LMsA. Is there an easy link to the page? Can only the defendants and the "private prosecutor" access the case itself?
Should we all begin referring to JLE as the "private prosecutor"?
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

I subscribed to Shelise Ann Sola's YouTube channel (see page 615). It was smart of her to listen to Wally.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Wow, LMsA, that’s a lot of interesting information. Where did you find out about the “private prosecutor” procedure? And, that last paragraph of yours is jaw-dropping.
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It's been a long 9 years Lloyd Evans / John Cedars
by Newly Enlightened in
1. watchtower
2. scandals
original reddit post (removed).
Vintage

Marc (of Marc and Cora) took all the evidence of a "Lloyd Evans crime" that had been made available to him and then presented it to the police in the UK. He posted, informing us of this action he had taken, earlier in this thread.
Criminals are often caught and convicted of crimes they have committed because they get careless and brag to others about what they've done. Other times, a person commits a crime, feels bad about what they have done, and unburdens themselves by confessing their crime to another person. In the first instance, the person who confesses to having committed a crime is proud of himself. In the second instance, the person who confesses to having commited a crime is remorseful. Either way, they can be convicted of whatever crime they confess they have committed. The judge may be lenient in the sentencing phase if the convicted person is remorseful.
P.S. I realize you are talking about yet another possible crime, Derek. I didn't mean to derail the discussion of the possiblity that L.E.'s attorney may have committed the crime of extortion on Evans' behalf. The lunacy is that the lawyer's case for Evans goes like this: Unless you pay me, I will sue you for repeating my confession of a crime to other people. And, BTW, yes, I did what I confessed to you.