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This is where our Members request Pardons from Alice Marie Johnson (born May 30, 1955)[2] who is an American criminal justice reform advocate and former federal prisoner. She was convicted in 1996 for her involvement in a Memphis cocaine trafficking organization and sentenced to life imprisonment. In June 2018, after serving 21 years in prison, she was released from the Federal Correctional Institution, Aliceville, after President Donald Trump granted her clemency, thereby commuting her sentence, effective immediately.[3][4] On February 20, 2025, Trump named her as his administration’s “pardon czar”.

alice@takingactionforgood.org

info@karolineforcongress.com

leavittkaroline@gmail.com

In a clear act of aggression against American Homeowners, Federal Courts are now weaponizing the U.S. Marshalls to unlawfully and unconstitutionally invade American homes, which may lead us to another Civil War if this is now stopped immediately.

The criminal act now before the DOJ and FBI is whether the U.S. Trustee, David K. Gottlieb, ( Jun 10, 2024 — Gottlieb, David K. 21650 Oxnard Street Suite 500. Woodland Hills, CA 91367 dgottlieb@dkgallc.com (818) 539-7720 ) engaged in fraudulent conduct. Specifically, when:

  • The debtors filed for a Chapter 11 business bankruptcy, not a Chapter 7 liquidation.
  • The opposing attorney filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy on behalf of the debtors without their knowledge or consent.
  • The same attorney placed liens totaling $500,000 on the debtors’ fully paid and cleared title home.
  • The U.S. Trustee is allegedly allowing these actions to occur.
  • The Trustee has denied the homestead exemption (set at $722,502.00 for the debtors’ primary residence) and stated that the homeowners receive no money from the exemption over $700,000, while seeking a writ of possession to enforce a Turnover Order for the U.S. Marshalls to invade their home in Los Angeles, CA.

Many innocent Americans are being tied up in a web of judicial corruption where Law Enforcement accuses them without evidence and then they find themselves having to sell their homes and life savings, just to post the bonds. This is happening especially in States like California, Florida, Nevada, New York, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Case No. 19FL000267

Dear Ms. Alice Marie Johnson and Honorable Members of the Trump Administration,

I am writing to humbly request your assistance in granting a pardon to clear my name and remove the restraining order issued against me in Case No. 19FL000267 in the Santa Clara County Superior Court, San Jose, California, from May 2019 to the present, as well as the associated criminal case C2201747, which was dismissed for lack of evidence. My name is Eric Thomas Mesi, a visually impaired resident of Las Vegas, Nevada, and I am reaching out in desperation to restore my reputation and livelihood, which have been severely damaged by judicial misconduct and ineffective legal representation.

In 2019, my ex-wife, Vanessa Battaglia, who resides 500 miles away in San Jose, California, filed a restraining order against me based on false allegations of harassment. I have been legally blind since 2019 due to torn retinas and a macular eye pucker, conditions that prevent me from driving or traveling to California. Despite my documented disabilities, Judge Stuart Scott, who presided over my case, refused to consider my inability to appear in court or comply with orders due to my medical condition. Judge Scott was later removed from office in 2016 by the California Commission on Judicial Performance for improper ex parte communications, violating judicial ethics (Canon 3B(7) and 2A), which raises concerns about the fairness of my case proceedings.

Furthermore, my attorney, Marc Steven Applbaum, whom I retained on November 5, 2021, with a $4,000 retainer, failed to defend me adequately. He did not file motions to dismiss, object to orders requiring me to travel to San Jose, or address my ex-wife’s false claims, allowing the case to escalate to criminal court (Case No. C2201747). This inaction led to a warrant and a five-year restraining order extension on July 17, 2023, which has unjustly impugned my character. The criminal case was ultimately dismissed, confirming the lack of merit in the allegations, but the damage was done.

As a result, I lost my career designing and coordinating security system installations for government facilities, including NASA and military bases, a profession I can no longer pursue due to the restraining order’s impact on my security clearance and Second Amendment rights. The stress from these events has endangered my health, exacerbating my autonomic dysreflexia, and caused my 83-year-old mother, Betty Mesi, to suffer a heart attack requiring angioplasty.

I respectfully implore your compassion and authority to grant a pardon to:

  • Remove the restraining order (Case No. 19FL000267) and clear my name of all associated allegations.
  • Expunge the dismissed criminal case (C2201747) from my record.
  • Restore my ability to resume my career and support my family.

I have had no contact with Vanessa Battaglia since December 30, 2018, when I drove her to the Las Vegas airport at her request, and I changed my contact information in January 2019 to avoid any interaction. The restraining order was never properly served, and the allegations lack evidence, as confirmed by the dismissal of the criminal case. I am a disabled individual seeking to reclaim my dignity and livelihood, and I believe your advocacy for justice, as demonstrated by Ms. Johnson’s own experience, can right this wrong.

Please find attached relevant documents, including my California State Bar complaint against Marc Steven Applbaum (Case No. 22-0-11709), court records showing the dismissal of Case No. C2201747, and evidence of my medical conditions. I am happy to provide additional information or testimony to support my request. You may contact me at (702) 272-7949 (cell), (702) 395-2929 (landline), or Eric.Mesi@att.net.

Thank you for considering my plea. I place my trust in your commitment to fairness and second chances.

Sincerely,
Eric Thomas Mesi
4500 Pencester St.
Las Vegas, NV 89115
Date: May 31, 2025

Attachments:

  • California State Bar Complaint (Case No. 22-0-11709)
  • Court Order Dismissing Case No. C2201747
  • Medical Records (Torn Retinas, Macular Eye Pucker, Autonomic Dysreflexia)

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