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IN 2004 my truck explodes, my trust documents taken and ten years later #strackdeaths

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June 2005

Bennett Truck Explosion

Sadly Alicia never made it our planned date - now I know why she was so paranoid and scared
Witnessed by Danville Police, Mechanic At Greg's Muffler Lafayette and San Ramon Fire
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Sept 28th, 2004

Chris Butler (PI)

Beat the Divorcee (respondent) so you can win in court
Butler mysteriously arrives with all the facts and information.
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Sept 2004

Danville Police Department False Police Report

Beat the Divorcee (respondent) so you can win in court
For several months I called the Contra Costa DA office about the assault case. The friends of the DA didn't kill me with fire, or accidents but a year they tried to kill me via poison a year later, then in 2014 they killed my brothers family.
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Sept 9, 2010

PG&E Explosion

 
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Nov 2004

Lombardi Stops

Sadly Alicia never made it our planned date - now I know why she was so paranoid and scared
Alicia Driscoll - The Unknown or Deliberately Unidentified Connection to the Kinder Morgan Fire
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June 2005

Walnut Creek Explosion

Sadly Alicia never made it our planned date - now I know why she was so paranoid and scared
Alicia Driscoll - The Unknown or Deliberately Unidentified Connection to the Kinder Morgan Fire
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June 2005

Trailer Accident - Stone Valley Road

Sadly Alicia never made it our planned date - now I know why she was so paranoid and scared
Bennett transported Trailer Contents, over 20 years of legal records lost
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December

The Play Structure Meeting Driscoll and Bennett 2004 meeting

Sadly Alicia never made it our planned date - now I know why she was so paranoid and scared
Alicia Driscoll - The Unknown or Deliberately Unidentified Connection to the Kinder Morgan Fire
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Sept 9th 2010

PG & E Explosion

A Pipeline Explosion that devastated lives and changed the course of the Energy Industry
One warm summer afternoon the City of San Bruno exploded which revealed decades of undetected systemic failures. While the Executives squirm in thier chairs that their lifestyles might morph to Orange Jumpsuits, and they might even meet Geoffrey Skilling doing serious time for Economic Crimes against humanity
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Feb 10th 2010

Todd Cambra - Accident Victim

Crush the Homeless For Real Estate Values
Butler mysteriously arrives with all the facts and information.
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June 30th 2008

Eric Nunn Candidate fof Office

Can be seen from new Walnut Creek Development
As Mr. Nunn moved forward in election process we communicated. Sadly he perished in a crash less than 48 hours after we spoke and our planned meeting for the next Wednesday never occurred. On that plane was BART officer Craig Wilson.
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Feb 10th 2012

Keith Richard- Accident Victim

Victims near The Village a new Walnut Creek Development
Alleges on camera to at least seven hit and run accidents
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The Village Walnut Creek

The Curious Deaths neat Walnut Creek Development,
New Development at Newell and S. Main Street
jumpers from Kaiser, Banta employed accross the street, body found at Las Lomas,
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April 2014

FedEx and LAUSD School District

It wasn't an accident it was domestic terrorism
Most accidents are just accidents but these accidents are unique in the sense that other parts of the country generall do not have busloads children being killed.
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Rossmoor Limo Fire

The Curious Limo fire in front of Alice Roberts House
Nearly to the day Walnut Creek resident Kitty Maffie called with news that attorney David Nearon has changed the locks on her friends house. She called because she knew my inheritence was forged and Walnut Creek (Prior Regime) refused to act on my case.
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June 2010 to Nov 2010

SFPD Lt. David Obehoffer (retired, rehired then fired)

Lt. David Oberhoffer SFPD - retires June 2010
Nearly to the day Walnut Creek resident Kitty Maffie called with news that attorney David Nearon has changed the locks on her friends house. She called because she knew my inheritence was forged and Walnut Creek (Prior Regime) refused to act on my case.
Oberhoffer arrived in my offices located 1932 Oak Park Blvd, Pleasant Hill CA seeking a Photography site for his retirement career. One day he's standing my offices with Hugh Smith days after the San Bruno Fire. Mr. Smith is a new client with a strange story just days after the San Bruno Explosion. By October I'm evicted, then homeless and running for my life.
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June 2010 to Nov 2010

The Untimely Deaths

1980s to 2013
Cops and Victims - Seven cases near public officials or public employees , three are police officers
The only three that are alive are the former police officers are the bottom left three. Victim Overview: Brother in-law of my attorney , Havana Bartender, State Senator Don Perata's Daughter in-law, State Senator Richard Raineys nephew, Walnut Creek Hairdresser and Starbucks Employee, Councilman Shimansky
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Ambulance Chasing For 100 million

1980s to 2013
The person with camera is a local Walnut Creek Attorney whose offices were coincidently burned down in 2001.
The kicker is Benny Chetcuti Jr. 30 million bankruptcy contains a creditor that lost 2.5 million is the owner of the building. In 2001, I lost a case valued at $100,000 when my attorney failed to appear.
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The Scherer Murders

1980s to 2013
Ernie Scherer Jr. was a well known Whistleblower Truth Seeker.
The Scherer Murders have one major issue which is the Prosecutor's case in part is based on a Ceremonial Sword that belonged to Ernie Scherer.
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#BernardBynum1982 (tiny)

1980s to 2013
Bernard Bynum was shot by Pittsburg Officer Ray Giacommelli. My full time employee was Pierre(pete) Bynum was Tiny's brother. We all knew Tiny was running and was shot. The family attempted to file a wrongful death claim but was outgunned in the courtroom by the same attorneys 30 years defending police of deaths of others I know. I've seen it too many deaths on both sides.
Tiny was related to Federal Glover who is currently Contra Costa County Dist V supervisor who won the 200 race when Eric Nunn candidate for office crashed.
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The Oberhoffer Connection On-Scene of a dual Fatal fire

This former San Francisco Cop is a danger to my sons

Oberhoffer case history from Pete Bennett

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PG&E Charged with Multiple Violations of the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act

FORMER PG&E PROGRAMMER pgewitness.com 

FORMER PG&E PROGRAMMER 

HUGH SMITH
PG&E MATHEMATICIAN
&
EXTORTION VICTIM

 

In Sept 2010 ordering services in Pete Bennett's offices was 
PG&E High Performance Engineer when
SFPD Lt. David Oberhoffer (ret) arrived unannounced.  

The project was a ploy to connect Bennett to the engineer.  The meeting took place a few days after a Gas Pipeline Exploded killing eight. PG&E Charged with Multiple Violations of the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act 

Indictment Alleges PG&E Engaged in a Willful and Knowing Misconduct
My Story Is Part of That Misconduct -
My Minor Sons have been added to this nightmare 

U.S. Attorney’s OfficeApril 01, 2014

Northern District of California(415) 436-7200

SAN FRANCISCO, CA—On April 1, 2014, a federal grand jury for the Northern District of California returned an indictment charging Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) with multiple violations of the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act of 1968 (PSA), announced U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris, San Mateo County District Attorney Stephen M. Wagstaffe, U.S. Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General Special Agent in Charge William Swallow, and FBI Special Agent in Charge David J. Johnson. PSA violations were uncovered in the course of an investigation initiated after the fatal San Bruno natural gas pipeline explosion in 2010.

The indictment alleges that PG&E knowingly and willfully violated the PSA and its regulations between 2003 and 2010. According to the indictment, the charges stem from PG&E’s record keeping and pipeline “integrity management” practices. The indictment alleges that PG&E failed to address recordkeeping deficiencies concerning its larger natural gas pipelines, knowing that their records were inaccurate or incomplete.

The indictment also alleges that PG&E failed to identify threats to its larger natural gas pipelines and that PG&E did not take appropriate actions to investigate the seriousness of threats to pipelines when they were identified. In addition, the indictment alleges that PG&E failed to adequately reprioritize and assess threatened pipelines after the pipelines were over-pressurized as required by the PSA and its regulations.

“The citizens of Northern California deserve to have their utility providers put the safety of the community first,” said U.S. Attorney Haag. “Today’s indictment of PG&E for violating the minimum safety standards established by the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act reflects the company’s failure to follow that very basic principle. This investigation is the result of strong collaboration among federal, state, and local law enforcement authorities, the California Attorney General’s Office, and the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office. I look forward to continuing to work closely with these partners in our efforts to hold PG&E accountable for their disregard for the safety of our community.”

“Today’s indictment is an important step in providing justice for the individuals, families, and community devastated by the 2010 pipeline explosion and fire in San Bruno,” said California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris. “As alleged in the indictment, PG&E knowingly and willfully failed to identify and evaluate threats to its transmission pipelines, including Line 132 underneath much of San Bruno. When allegedly faced with evidence of transmission line problems, PG&E knowingly and willfully chose not to assess and remediate the problems. My office will continue our work with local and federal partners in prosecuting this matter in federal court and holding PG&E accountable for its alleged conduct.”

“The indictment returned by the grand jury is an important step in holding PG&E criminally responsible for their willful misconduct,” said San Mateo County District Attorney Stephen M. Wagstaffe. “The San Bruno Police Department and my office will continue to support and work closely with the offices of the United States Attorney and the California Attorney General to bring PG&E to justice.”

“Pipeline safety is a top priority for the Department of Transportation and the Office of Inspector General,” said William Swallow, DOT OIG regional Special Agent in Charge. “The lasting impacts among families and the community stemming from the tragic explosion in San Bruno remind us of why it is important to exercise vigorous management and oversight. The DOT OIG will continue to work with our law enforcement and prosecutorial colleagues to ensure that parties responsible for protecting public health and safety are held to the highest standards.”

“The Federal Pipeline Safety Act is designed to guard against risks to life or property in the course of distributing goods and services to entrusting consumers,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge David J. Johnson of the San Francisco Field Office. “This office has the responsibility not only to uphold and enforce the criminal laws of the United States but also to do everything we can to protect the public. The charges alleged in this indictment should be symbolic of the FBI’s commitment to serving justice no matter how long it takes.”

PG&E is charged with 12 separate violations of the PSA. The maximum statutory penalty for each count for a corporation is $500,000 or a fine based on the gain the corporation made as a result of the violation or the loss caused to victims.

An indictment merely alleges that crimes have been committed, and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

The prosecution is the result of a three-year investigation conducted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California, the California Attorney General’s Office, the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office, the United States Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General, the FBI, the Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration, and the city of San Bruno Police Department.

Arraignment on the indictment in the United States Magistrate Court has not yet been scheduled. Electronic court filings and further procedural and docket information are available at https://ecf.cand.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/login.pl.

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