STATE POLICE INTERVIEW,TONES TESTIMONY

AS SOON AS I CAN FIGURE OUT HOW TO DOWNLOAD IT, I SHALL BE POSTING MY INTERVIEW WITH STATE POLICE AGENTS RYAN TONE AND CHRIS ENDRESS THAT WAS CONDUCTED IN MARCH 2011.

IN IT YOU WILL SEE HOW THEY WERE MADE AWARE OF 5,,,,5,,,, FELONIES COMMITTED BY RICH WALLEN AND TODD ALLEN.(5 FELONIES AND THE ROCK ISLAND COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY WONT INVESTIGATE, BUT THERE INVESTIGATING ME FOR THIS BLOG?) WOWWW....

I WENT TO THEM BECAUSE EARLIER THAT DAY I MET WITH FORMER ROCK ISLAND COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY JEFF TERRONEZ, YOU WILL SEE HOW HE TOLD ME (THIS NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED, YOU NEED TO GO TO STATE POLICE) WHICH I DID. YOU WILL ALSO SEE HOW AT THE END RYAN TONE TOLD ME , DON'T SHARE THIS WITH NO ONE,(LEAD US TO BELIEVE HE THERE'S A INVESTIGATION)HERE I HAVE THE ROCK ISLAND COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY TELL ME,THIS NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED,,THEN I HAVE A SPECIAL AGENT FOR STATE POLICE TELL ME,, DON'T SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH NO ONE, AND HE SAID ON STAND THERE WAS NEVER A INVESTIGATION?LOL,,ANYONE WOULD BE LEAD TO BELIEVE THAT,THERE WAS A INVESTIGATION!!

HOW IS IT THAT A AGENT CAN SAY  TO ME,,,,",I BEEN DESIGNATED TO PUT A NAIL IN YOUR HANDS, NAILS IN YOUR FEET, AND HANG YOU FROM A CROSS AND CRUCIFY YOU?"   AND TO ANOTHER PERSON TELL THEM,,,SENKO WANTS GOOSSENS BAD, HES GOING TO BE A SCAPE GOAT?
REAL PROFESSIONAL LAW OFFICERS HERE, AND ALL THIS WILL BE PART OF MY APPEAL.ALSO I HAVE MADE A FOIA REQUEST OF THE WIRETAP WARRANT THAT SCOTT GARDNER MADE TO ME. IN IT YOU WILL ALSO SEE HOW SLIMY THESE 2 ACTED, AND IT DOES NOT PROVE ANYTHING,


HERE READERS IS TONES TESTIMONY AT MY TRIAL.HE LITERALLY LIED ON STAND

HERE READERS YOU WILL SEE HOW THE JUDGE IN HENRY COUNTY CHASTISED AGENT TONE FOR HIS METHODS.REGARDING A SEX ABUSE CASE

Judge blasts police over using 14-year-old girl to question Colona man

Originally Posted Online: Aug. 10, 2011, 5:50 pm
Last Updated: Aug. 10, 2011, 5:58 pm

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By Lisa Hammer, rlhammer@qconline.com

CAMBRIDGE -- A Colona man's statement to police in a sexual abuse case will not be permitted into evidence because police,USED A 14 YEAR OLD,WOW used the 14-year-old victim to mislead him about the possible consequences of confessing, Henry County Circuit Court Judge Ted Hamer ruled Wednesday. State's Attorney Terry Patton said he is considering an appeal but will confer with the Illinois Appellate Prosecutor's office about the chances of getting a favorable ruling from the Third District Appellate Court in Ottawa before he goes to the expense of an appeal that could create "months and months" of delay. The ruling came in the case of Brandon Stohl, 27, of Colona, who is accused of 20 counts Class 2 felony aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a 14-year-old girl. He was charged March 21 and remained in the Henry County jail Monday on $100,000 bond. Mr. Stohl's bench trial is set Sept. 1, unless there's an appeal. A pre-trial conference was set for Aug. 29. Judge Hamer said in court Wednesday there was "no doubt" police used the14-year-old girl to get a statement out of Mr. Stohl, who is 27. He said it happened not once but several times -- first when the victim called Mr. Stohl on State Police AgentRyan Tone's phone and Agent Tone said words to the effect that 'everything is cool, everything is ok.' "I find a reasonable person would take that as a statement that everything's okay, everything is not as bad as it seems," said the judge. He said there was no doubt Agent Tone knew, later on, when the girl was texting Mr. Stohl, making statements to the effect that everything was okay. "It didn't stop at the police station," continued the judge, noting police had the girl approach Mr. Stohl and talk to him. "I find the statements she made amounted to promises that it was a Romeo-and-Juliet situation," he added. "When police have to resort to using a 14-year-old girl to get a statement, something's wrong." Mr. Stohl testified at an earlier hearing that police mentioned a "Romeo and Juliet" situation in which lesser penalties are offered. The interview was not recorded. AMAZING,THAT WHEN THERE IS A ACT THAT MIGHT HELP THE SUSPECT,IT ISN'T RECORDED. He also testifed that during an interview with police, the 14-year-old girl came into the room and told him she'd told the police everything. He said she told him he should do the same, and that it would be all right. He testified he thought that meant nothing would happen to him. "I believed her," Mr. Stohl said. "I trusted that everything would be OK, because she said it." On a separate issue, the judge ruled a reasonable person who voluntarily went to the police station on his own would not believe he was in custody, and therefore Mr. Stohl didn't require a Miranda warning before making his statement.