The City of Lewiston Cover-up

PROLOGUE: The Closed-Loop System For five years, the City of Lewiston has played a game of jurisdictional hot potato with my complaints of police bribery, assault, embezzlement, and fraud. Every time I reported a crime to the Lewiston Police Department, they told me to contact the Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office. Every time I contacted the Prosecutor's Office, they told me to contact the Lewiston Police Department. When I sought an ethics investigation from Mayor Dan Johnson, he told me to pursue the action with "the prosecuting office of the county and/or private counsel." When I filed a Government Ethics Complaint with the Prosecutor's Office, Detective Nick Woods responded: "It is our stance this complaint doesn't fall within the Government Ethics Form. All cases are investigated by the Lewiston Police Department and if you are unsatisfied with how the case was addressed, please direct your inquiries with them." , This is not incompetence. This is a closed-loop system designed to protect connected interests. The pattern is clear: when a whistleblower reports corruption involving Tim Krueger of Travelland RV, Dan Johnson defers to the Prosecutor's Office. The Prosecutor's Office defers to the Police Department. The Police Department defers to the Prosecutor's Office. And the whistleblower is left with nothing but a paper trail of obstruction. This article focuses specifically on the City of Lewiston—its Mayor, its Police Department, its City Council, and its elected officials—and how each branch of city government participated in a coordinated effort to bury evidence of corruption, protect connected interests, and retaliate against a whistleblower. References to Nez Perce County and Travelland RV are provided as necessary context to demonstrate the full scope of the conspiracy. CHAPTER I: THE ASSAULT AND THE ORAL AGREEMENT Section I.0: September 6, 2020 – The Prelude to Violence On September 6, 2020, I received a telephone call that would set in motion a chain of events culminating in a brutal assault and a five-year cover-up by the City of Lewiston. Troy Munstermann and his girlfriend, Wynter Spencer, contacted me to report that they had damaged the vehicle I had loaned to Troy—a car I had trusted him with in good faith. The damage had occurred while they were traveling in Oregon, and they were stranded, in distress, and in need of rescue. Despite my reservations, I agreed to drive to Oregon to retrieve them and to repair my damaged vehicle. I had no reason to believe that this act of goodwill would be repaid with theft and violence. When I arrived at the location, I found Troy and Wynter waiting with my car—which had indeed sustained damage—and I prepared to take possession of the vehicle and bring them back to Idaho. What happened next was a calculated act of betrayal. While I was distracted by the condition of the car, the logistics of the return trip and an unattended craft beer, Troy Munstermann and Wynter Spencer drugged me, stole my wallet, containing my financial transaction cards, identification, and personal effects. They then disappeared with the repaired vehicle, leaving me stranded and without resources. The theft of my wallet was not a spontaneous act of opportunity; it was a deliberate and premeditated crime. Troy and Wynter had concocted a scheme to lure me to Oregon under false pretenses, damage my property, steal from me, and abandon me. I would later learn that this pattern of manipulation and theft was not an isolated incident—it was a reflection of the character of the individuals I would soon confront. When I finally managed to return to Lewiston, I was determined to recover what had been stolen from me. I confronted Troy Munstermann at Travelland RV the morning I returned to work, the family business where he was employed, and demanded the return of my wallet, it's contents and the vehicle Wynter and Troy had damaged, stolen and used to flee the scene. That confrontation would escalate into a violent assault that would leave me permanently injured and set the stage for a years-long battle with the City of Lewiston's corrupt institutions. Section I.1: September 8, 2020 – The Attack at Travelland RV On September 8, 2020, at approximately 17:45 hours (5:45 PM), I was assaulted by Troy Munstermann at Travelland RV, located at 355 Thain Road in Lewiston, Idaho. The attack occurred on the premises of the RV dealership, a business owned and operated by Troy's brother, Kevin Munstermann. Troy, who was employed at the dealership, had been expecting my arrival. He knew I was coming to confront him about the theft of my wallet and financial transaction cards—items he and Wynter Spencer had stolen from me just two days earlier. The assault was swift and brutal. When I confronted Troy about the theft, he lost his temper immediately and left his scheduled working day to return at about 3:30pm. Troy asked me to follow him outside. Without warning, he drew back his fist and delivered a single, devastating punch directly to my right eye socket and mouth. The force of the blow was catastrophic: it fractured my eye socket, shattered my two front teeth and upper pallet, and left me bleeding profusely on the back pad of the dealership. I was dazed, in agony, and unable to defend myself. The assault was witnessed by approximately five other employees of Travelland RV, all of whom were present in the dealership at the time. According to the Lewiston Police Department's incident report (Case 21‑L4897), these witnesses later confirmed the incident over recorded telephone conversations with me. They had seen Troy's unprovoked attack and could corroborate my account of the events, besides having claimed that Troy Munstermann was a violent drug abuser, thief and a liar. Yet despite this eyewitness testimony, none of these witnesses were ever formally interviewed by the Lewiston Police Department, and no charges were ever filed against Troy Munstermann. The police report, filed on April 5, 2021, documents the following: "Cory said that he confronted Troy about it, when Troy lost his temper and punched Cory once in the mouth. Cory explained that when Troy punched him, it had busted his two front teeth. Cory said that Troy only punched him one time." The report further notes that Troy had been motivated by anger over my accusation that his girlfriend, Wynter Spencer, was a "pill popper"—a reference to my belief, substantiated by Troy Munstermann's family memebers, that she had stolen my financial transaction cards and was using them for illicit purposes. But the report also acknowledges that my accusation was based on a reasonable belief: I had discovered my wallet was missing after helping Troy, and I had never lost my wallet before in my life. It had a clip to chain to my hip. The assault was not a "mutual altercation" or a "heated exchange"—it was a one-sided, unprovoked act of violence by a drug addicted man who was prone to drug addiction and violence. I was not fighting back; I was confronting a thief and demanding the return of my property. In response, I was punched in the face with enough force to fracture bone and shatter teeth, and now taken the vision in my right eye. The City of Lewiston, through its police department, was notified of this violent felony and chose to do nothing. Section I.2: The Hospital Call to Kevin Munstermann From my hospital bed, I called Kevin Munstermann, the president of Travelland RV and Troy's brother. I was in severe pain, my face was swollen and disfigured, and I was facing thousands of dollars in medical and dental bills that I could not afford. I needed help, and I knew that Kevin—as the owner of the business where the assault occurred and the employer of the man who had attacked me—bore responsibility for the actions of his employees. The telephone conversation was recorded and later transcribed. In that call, Kevin Munstermann made a promise that would prove to be hollow: "Alright. Yeah. Well let me know if you need anything." I replied: "I'm going to need your help paying the bill." This exchange constituted an oral agreement: Kevin Munstermann, on behalf of Travelland RV, agreed to cover my medical and dental expenses in exchange for my agreement not to file a police report against his brother, Troy. The terms of this agreement were later documented in Lewiston Police Department Case 21‑L4897, filed on April 5, 2021. The police report explicitly states: "Cory stated the owner of Travelland RV, Kevin Munstermann made an agreement with Cory after he had been battered by Troy, that if there was no police report filed, and no charges pursued then the company would take care of the doctor's bills, and dentist bills." Kevin Munstermann knew exactly what he was doing. He was buying his brother's freedom from prosecution. He was using the promise of financial assistance to silence me and prevent a criminal investigation into the assault. And he made this promise in bad faith—knowing full well that he had no intention of honoring it. Kevin never paid a dime. Troy never paid a dime. The dental and medical bills, which have ultimately exceeded $20,000, were left entirely on my shoulders. I was forced to undergo multiple dental extractions to repair the damage caused by Troy's punch. I have lost vision in my right eye as a direct result of the fractured eye socket—a permanent, life-altering injury that I will carry for the rest of my life, besides countless MRI’s and follow up visits to attempt to and now diagnose the cause. I now have a closed angle, injury based glaucoma. The oral agreement was a promise made in bad faith, designed to silence me and prevent any criminal investigation into Troy Munstermann's actions. When the City of Lewiston later refused to prosecute Troy, they were complicit in this bad-faith agreement. Section I.3: The Disability-Based Harassment On April 7, 2021, Lieutenant Jeff Klone of the Lewiston Police Department met with me outside the police department. I had requested the meeting to discuss the status of my case and to provide additional information about the assault, the theft of my wallet, and the financial crimes I had uncovered at Travelland RV. Klone listened to my account and documented the conversation in a supplemental report filed the same day. That report contains a damning admission that exposes the depth of the harassment I endured at Travelland RV: "Cory also told me he has Asperger Syndrome which is a form of autism and after he was battered but before he was fired, the employees at Travelland RV would call him a retard because of him having Asperger's and that did not happen prior to the battery." This document proves that I was subjected to disability‑based harassment at the dealership—a pattern of abuse that escalated dramatically after the assault. Before the battery, I had been treated with a baseline level of professionalism. After Troy Munstermann punched me in the face, the harassment became relentless. My coworkers—employees of Travelland RV—began calling me a "retard" and mocking my disability. They knew I had Asperger's Syndrome. They knew I was vulnerable. And they exploited that vulnerability with cruelty and contempt, especially after questioning Kevin Munstermann, Shawn Whitmore and Tim Krueger about the tax evasion. Here is the follow up telephone call with Captain Jeff Klone April 9th, 2026: Here is the follow up telephone call with Officer Lines April 9th, 2026: The Lewiston Police Department was aware of this harassment. Klone documented it in his report. He knew that a hate crime motivated by disability had occurred on the premises of a Lewiston business. Yet despite this knowledge, no investigation into the harassment was ever conducted, and no charges were ever filed. The City of Lewiston, through its police department, was notified of a hate crime and did nothing. I was dismissed for having Autism after I confronted the owners about their tax evasion and embezzling. Klone's report also documents the physical evidence of the assault. I showed him my mouth, which appeared to be missing teeth—two had been knocked out by Troy's punch, and the remainder were subsequently removed on a dentist's recommendation. The damage was not cosmetic; it was catastrophic. The report establishes that the assault was not minor; it was a serious battery resulting in permanent dental damage and, as I later discovered, permanent damage to my vision. The report further notes that I had witnesses to the assault—approximately five employees of Travelland RV who had seen Troy punch me. I provided their names to the police. But the Lewiston Police Department never interviewed any of them. They never sought corroborating testimony. They never gathered evidence beyond my initial statement. They simply closed the case and moved on. The City of Lewiston's failure to investigate the assault, the theft, the harassment, and the financial crimes was not a matter of negligence—it was a deliberate choice. The police department was protecting Travelland RV and the Munstermann family. They were protecting Troy Munstermann, the man who had punched me in the face and left me permanently disabled. And they were protecting themselves, because the officers involved in the case—including Jeff Klone and Rick Fuentes—had been taking bribes from Tim Krueger, the owner of Travelland RV. The assault on September 8, 2020, was not an isolated incident. It was the beginning of a five-year campaign of obstruction, retaliation, and cover-up by the City of Lewiston. And it all started with a single punch that shattered my teeth, my eye socket, and my trust in the institutions that were supposed to protect me. CHAPTER II: THE BRIBES AND THE FINANCIAL CRIMES Section II.1: October – December 2020 – The Cash Bribes Immediately following the assault, I witnessed Lewiston Police Captains Rick Fuentes and Andrew Fox, along with Detective Nick Woods of the Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office, accept cash bribes from Tim Krueger, the owner of Travelland RV. Tim Krueger was a former Lewiston City Council member, a longtime Mason and Shriner, and the owner of Travelland RV for 38 years. He passed away on April 3, 2021. The bribes were not a one‑time event. On multiple occasions, I observed Krueger handing envelopes of cash to these officers in the back office of the dealership. Andrew Fox was also the President of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 10, a position that gave him additional influence over department policy. Nick Woods, though assigned to the Prosecutor's Office, was embedded with LPD and regularly coordinated investigations as a detective. The nexus of law enforcement and private business created an environment where crimes went unreported and whistleblowers were silenced. The Lewiston Police Department, through its highest-ranking officers, was complicit in a bribery scheme that protected Travelland RV from any meaningful scrutiny. Section II.2: December 2020 – Discovery of Financial Crimes In December 2020, while inventorying the dealership as part of my IT duties, I uncovered systematic embezzlement, tax evasion, and fraud perpetrated by Meghan McCreary, the office manager and registered corporate secretary of Travelland RV. Meghan, who later legally changed her name to Vittoria Paxe Puccini on July 7, 2021, had been manipulating financial records, forging signatures on title applications, and diverting company funds for personal use. I documented these crimes with spreadsheets, emails, and financial statements. As the IT manager, I had backup copies of all of the financial records that weren't written in a paper-and-pencil-instead-of-pen ledger. The evidence showed that Meghan had falsified payroll records, created fake vendors, and altered bank deposits. I shared this evidence with the Lewiston Police Department on multiple occasions. Each time, the department declined to investigate. Section II.3: January 26, 2021 – Termination and Threats When I reported the financial crimes to Sales Manager Shawn Whitmore on January 26, 2021, I was terminated that same day. Two days later, on January 28, 2021, I was locked out of the building and threatened with physical violence by Whitmore, who told me to "forget everything" or face consequences. Shawn Whitmore tried to walk back these statements in a text message, February 2nd, 2021, when he remembered that I still had digital access. The Lewiston Police Department was notified of these threats, but they were roundly ignored despite my attempts to report them. When I later filed a complaint with Officer Jason Marketti (Case 23‑L17433), he closed it as a civil dispute, finding "not enough probable cause to pursue extortion charges." This was the same officer who was represented by Trae Turner in a child custody case—a conflict of interest that the Lewiston Police Department never addressed. CHAPTER III: THE POLICE REPORTS AND THE CLOSED CASES Section III.1: April 5, 2021 – Police Report 21-L4897 On April 5, 2021, I filed a police report with Officer Joseph Lines (LPD Case 21‑L4897). The report documents the assault, the oral agreement with Kevin Munstermann, and the broken promise to pay medical bills. The report also notes that I had five witnesses to the assault. Officer Lines wrote: "I will be forwarding this case to the Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office for review." He has said to have attached medical documents, dental records, and photographs to the case file. That was also a lie discovered by multiple Public Documents Requests. That was the last action LPD took on the assault. The witnesses were never interviewed. The case was never forwarded. And Troy Munstermann was never charged. Section III.2: April 13, 2022 – Police Report 22-L5337 (Forgery, Tax Evasion, Embezelling) On April 13, 2022, I reported felony forgery and identity theft to Officer Andrew Fox (LPD Case 22‑L5337). Meghan McCreary had forged my signature on a title application for the camper, altering the purchase price and misrepresenting my ownership interest. I provided Fox with a large cache of evidence, including the forged document, bank statements, and email correspondence, including the evidence of embezzling by McCreary. Officer Fox's incident report, dated April 18, 2022, contains a devastating admission: "I contacted Cpt. Klone and Cpt. Fuentes about the issue. I was advised by both captains that this had been resolved and there was no need for any follow‑up investigation." Fox contacted Klone and Fuentes—the very officers I had reported for bribery—and they told him to close the case. This is the definition of a cover‑up: the officers who were accused of taking bribes were given the authority to decide whether the forgery case would be investigated. Fox then emailed me: "This has been sent to the prosecutors office and they are declining to pursue any charges." But when I later requested the CAP sheet—the formal transmittal document to the prosecutor's office—the City of Lewiston, under Chief Jason Kuzik's January 11, 2024 letter, admitted that no CAP sheet exists for case 22‑L5337. This proves that Fox never actually sent the case to the prosecutor; his email was a lie designed to make me believe the prosecutor declined, when in fact the prosecutor never had the opportunity to review the evidence. Section III.3: October 6, 2023 – Police Report 23-L17433 (Extortion) On October 6, 2023, I reported extortion to Officer Jason Marketti (LPD Case 23‑L17433). I provided Marketti with the April 8, 2021 email from Shawn Whitmore, which offered a "clear title" for the camper in exchange for a "letter of release on all alleged allegations against Travelland RV and some of its staff." Marketti's report states: "Same as 21‑L4897." He then closed the case as a civil dispute, finding "not enough probable cause to pursue extortion charges." This was the same officer who was later represented by Trae Turner in a child custody case—a conflict of interest that the Lewiston Police Department never addressed and that Marketti never disclosed. CHAPTER IV: THE CHIEF'S LETTER THAT EXPOSED THE COVER-UP Section IV.1: January 11, 2024 – Chief Jason Kuzik's Letter On January 11, 2024, Lewiston Police Chief Jason Kuzik sent a letter that inadvertently confirmed the obstruction. The letter, addressed to me, was a response to my public records requests. It contained three devastating admissions: Admission 1: The Volume of Requests Between September 25, 2023, and January 11, 2024, the City had responded to 2,466 public records requests from me: 858 related to 21‑L4897 (assault) 790 related to 22‑L5337 (forgery, embezzlement, tax evasion) 806 related to 23‑L17433 (extortion) 12 miscellaneous The City's response to my pursuit of justice was not to investigate the crimes—it was to count my requests, label them "duplicative," and threaten to stop processing them unless I paid fees. Admission 2: The CAP Sheets Do Not Exist Kuzik admitted that no CAP sheets exist for 22‑L5337 and 23‑L17433: "The CAP sheets you are requesting will not be created since these cases have been closed. No charges will be pursued in LPD case numbers 22- L5337 and 23- L17433. Thus, the CAP sheets you are requesting for LPD case numbers 22- L5337 and 23- L17433 do not exist." This is a monumental admission. If the cases were never transmitted to the prosecutor, then Andrew Fox's email claiming "this has been sent to the prosecutors office" was a lie. The City of Lewiston Police Department, through its own Chief, admitted that the cases were never forwarded. The forgery case was never investigated. The extortion case was never investigated. And the assault case was closed on the orders of a deputy prosecutor who never received the evidence. Admission 3: The Fee Estimates Kuzik attached final fee estimates for 22‑L5337 and 23‑L17433: IT search time: $42.46 per hour City Attorney review time: $50.44 per hour Total fees for 23‑L17433: $2.78—which the City claimed was a "civil dispute" The City demanded fees for records that proved their own misconduct. They then threatened to deem the requests "withdrawn" if fees weren't paid. This is not a public records process; it is a shakedown. Section IV.2: The Contradictions Exposed Kuzik's letter exposes three direct contradictions in the Lewiston Police Department's handling of my cases: Contradiction 1: Fox's Email vs. Kuzik's Admission | Claim (Fox) | Truth (Kuzik) | | :--- | :--- | | "This has been sent to the prosecutors office" | No CAP sheet exists | | "They are declining to pursue any charges" | The case was never transmitted | Contradiction 2: The "Civil Dispute" Classification | Claim (Marketti) | Truth (Kuzik) | | :--- | :--- | | 23‑L17433 is a "civil dispute" | The City still demanded $2.78 in fees for the case | | "No charges will be pursued" | The case was never forwarded to the prosecutor | Contradiction 3: The Volume of Requests | Claim (Kuzik) | Truth | | :--- | :--- | | I submitted 2,466 requests | The City counted each follow-up as a new request | | I was "bombarding" the system | The City was creating a paper trail to justify obstruction | CHAPTER V: THE MAYOR'S DEFLECTION Section V.1: July 17, 2023 – The Ethics Investigation Demand On July 17, 2023, I emailed Mayor Dan Johnson: "I really want to point out that Budd Hurd appointed the person being investigated in their own ethics investigation." I demanded a public response to the multiple ethics violations, bribery, and violations of state and federal law that I had documented. I reminded the Mayor that I had been reporting these crimes for over two years and had received no meaningful response from either the Police Department or the Prosecutor's Office. Section V.2: July 18, 2023 – Johnson Defers Mayor Dan Johnson responded on July 18, 2023: "I have reviewed your complaint and met with LPD. I believe you need to pursue this action with the proper authorities which is the prosecuting office of the county and/or private counsel." This was a deliberate deflection. The Mayor was fully aware that the Prosecutor's Office had already declined to act. He was also aware that the Police Department had closed the cases without prosecution. His response was not an investigation; it was an evasion. Section V.3: July 18, 2023 – My Reply I replied immediately: "Here's the thing, Dan. I have. They - ALL - say that it's the responsibility of the police department to handle all of their own ethics complaints. When that doesn't happen, it goes to the Prosecutors office. When THAT doesn't happen, it falls squarely on the mayor's desk. I will NOT be stopping demanding this from the City of Lewiston anytime soon." I documented the circular system in writing, directly to the Mayor. I made it clear that I understood the game being played. I refused to be silenced. Section V.4: July 18, 2023 – Ada Eldridge's Warning Later that same day, Ada Eldridge emailed me: "The prosecuting attorney. What a joke. Justin is a puppet of the ones really in charge." Even a third party recognized that Justin Coleman was protecting the system. Eldridge's warning was prescient: the Prosecutor's Office would continue to deflect, the Police Department would continue to obstruct, and the Mayor would continue to defer. Section V.5: August 11, 2023 – Johnson's Final Decision On August 11, 2023, Mayor Johnson issued his "final decision": "After my meeting on Tuesday, and review of the City of Lewiston Personnel Policy, I do not find that members of the Lewiston Police Department engaged in conduct that violates the laws of the state of Idaho, including bribery and corruption, public records, ethics in government, prohibitions against contracts with officers, and using a public position for personal gain." He concluded with: "This is my final decision." With that, the Mayor closed the door on any internal investigation. He had been presented with evidence of bribery, obstruction, and ethics violations. He chose to ignore it. He chose to protect his police department. And he chose to leave me with no recourse except to pursue federal action. CHAPTER VI: BUDD HURD'S RETIREMENT AND THE PROMOTION OF IMPLICATED OFFICERS Section VI.1: Wed, Apr 13, 2022 – Budd Hurd Retires in response to the request for him to investigate the bribery of Rick Fuentes, Andrew Fox and Nick Woods by Tim Krueger. On July 15, 2022, Lewiston Police Chief Budd Hurd retired after nearly 32 years of service. His retirement announcement, obtained via Facebook, made no mention of the corruption allegations. But the timing is suspicious: I had publicly commented on the LPD Facebook page about the bribery, and I had filed multiple complaints. Earlier, when I attempted to bring my complaints directly to Hurd, his out‑of‑office email reply directed me to Captains Jeff Klone and Rick Fuentes—the very officers I had accused of taking bribes. This is documented in the email chain. Hurd's response was not an investigation; it was a referral to the accused. Section VI.2: July 17, 2022 – Jeff Klone Named Interim Chief On July 17, 2022, just two days after Hurd's retirement, the City of Lewiston promoted Jeff Klone from Police Captain to Interim Police Chief. Klone was the same officer who had met with me on April 7, 2021, and documented my Asperger's and the harassment. He was also the officer who had refused to forward the CAP sheet to the Prosecutor's Office, according to the Victims Advocate's repeated attempts to contact him. Klone's promotion, coming just days after I had publicly reported the bribery, sent a clear message: the City of Lewiston rewards those who protect corruption and punishes those who expose it. Section VI.3: The Pattern of Promotion When corruption is exposed, those responsible don't investigate—they retire, promote, and deflect. Hurd retired. Klone was promoted, temporarily. Fuentes remained a Captain (until exposing himself to a minor). Fox resigned, formerly a Captain and FOP President. Hannah Liedkie ran unopposed for county commissioner. Nick Woods is running for county commissioner to replace the seat left vacant while he pursues his mistress Heather Moore. Woods needs to protect Coleman SOMEHOW. The City of Lewiston, through its leadership, actively shielded the officers who had taken bribes and obstructed justice. Only when I publicly explained this on the City of Lewiston, Idaho Police Facebook page, did Klone withdraw his nomination for Chief of Police. CHAPTER VII: JESSICA KLEIN AND THE CITY COUNCIL'S RETALIATION Section VII.1: January 5, 2024 – Jessica Klein's False Statement On January 5, 2024, City Council member Jessica Klein posted on Facebook: "Edit: I'm turning off comments because nothing being said has anything to do with the topic of volunteering to make the changes people want to see. It's all a blame game where everything is someone else's issue. I'm trying to make a real difference and can't get there on my own. Come volunteer for a committee!" But it was another post that caught my attention. In a subsequent post, Klein stated: "I blocked Corey Switzer because he was threatening 'people I love'." This was a false statement. I had never threatened Klein or anyone she loved. I had merely asked her to open an investigation into the Police Department, as per her position on the City Council. She blocked me on social media and then fabricated a threat to justify her actions. Section VII.2: January 8, 2024 – Police Report 24-L311 On January 8, 2024, I filed a police report (24‑L311) regarding Klein's libelous statement. Officer Ashley Morrow investigated and closed the case as civil, stating: "A necessary component of proving libel is to prove the poster had direct knowledge that their statements were false. I advised him that Jessica may have felt threatened and therefore made this post, and that her post was protected under freedom of speech." The Lewiston Police Department refused to investigate a city council member's false statements. They gave Klein the benefit of the doubt while denying me any remedy. This is yet another example of the closed‑loop system: when a public official lies, the police protect them; when a whistleblower tells the truth, the police ignore them. Section VII.3: The Council's Role in the Conspiracy Jessica Klein is not the only member of the Lewiston City Council who participated in the cover‑up. Hannah Liedkie (who later became a Nez Perce County Commissioner) also played a key role. On July 19, 2023, Liedkie emailed Ada Eldridge, suggesting that I should be connected to "Mike Kingsley, Cindy Carlson, or Lori McCann" and that "Nick Woods could help." She was actively directing the handling of my complaints behind the scenes. Liedkie later admitted in a Facebook exchange: "I did work for the Shriners, and I knew Tim Krueger." This establishes her direct connection to the Krueger family and the Travelland RV network. She was not an impartial observer; she was a participant in the system that shielded Travelland RV from scrutiny. The same network protects Liedkie in return by refusing to file criminal charges against Hannah Liedkie. When you demand accountability, they feel "Threatened". CHAPTER VIII: THE GEAGLEY INDICTMENT – THE PROOF EMERGES Section VIII.1: September 23, 2025 – The Criminal Complaint On September 23, 2025, the State of Idaho, through the Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office, filed a criminal complaint against Di Ann Rae Geagley (Case CR35‑25‑6247) for Grand Theft, Idaho Code § 18‑2403(1), a felony. The offense date was listed as October 18, 2021—the same period during which I had reported embezzlement to the Lewiston Police Department. The indictment remained under seal until February 3, 2026, when the Lewiston Tribune published an article titled "Lewiston bookkeeper accused of embezzling," revealing that Geagley had stolen $554,000 from Travelland RV between 2021 and 2025. Section VIII.2: The Case History The full case history, obtained from the Nez Perce County District Court, shows the following timeline: | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | 09/23/2025 | Criminal complaint filed; initial appearance; summons issued | | 09/24/2025 | Summons served on Geagley by Nez Perce County Sheriff | | 10/07/2025 | Notice of appearance; plea of not guilty; request for jury trial | | 10/08/2025 | Initial appearance before Magistrate Judge Victoria Olds; waiver of speedy trial | | 10/20/2025 | State notice of discovery compliance | | 11/17/2025 | Status conference before Judge Kelley Porter; waiver of time for preliminary hearing | | 12/15/2025 | Status conference before Judge Karin Seubert | | 01/13/2026 | Notice of mediation set for 02/23/2026 before Judge Gaskill | | 02/02/2026 | Status conference before Judge Porter | | 02/23/2026 | Mediation before Judge Jay Gaskill | | 02/24/2026 | Mediation status report – Rule 11 plea agreement reached | | 02/27/2026 | Waiver of preliminary hearing; bound over to district court | | 03/02/2026 | Felony information filed | | 03/04/2026 | Arraignment before Judge Mark Monson; not guilty plea entered | | 03/24/2026 | Change of plea hearing before Judge Monson; Geagley pleads guilty; pre‑sentence investigation ordered | | 05/20/2026 | Pre‑sentence report completed | | 05/21/2026 | Victim impact statement filed | | 06/01/2026 | Notice of sentencing hearing | | 06/10/2026 | Sentencing hearing before Judge Monson; withheld judgment; 45 days county jail with 30 days discretionary; 7 years felony probation (06/10/2026 – 06/09/2033); restitution of $233,522.08 plus fees totaling $233,767.58; case closed | | 06/12/2026 | Order of Restitution and Judgment | | 06/15/2026 | Order Withholding Judgment | Section VIII.3: What the Indictment Proves This indictment is a judicial admission that the crimes I reported in 2021 were real and substantial. Geagley embezzled over half a million dollars from Travelland RV. The crimes occurred during the same period I was reporting them to the Lewiston Police Department. The Police Department, the Prosecutor's Office, and the Mayor's Office all dismissed me and ping-ponged me back to each other. The Geagley conviction vindicates every single report I made. Yet the Idaho State Bar, when dismissing my grievances against Coleman, Smith, Weeks and Turner, acknowledged the Geagley indictment but dismissed it, stating: "an article in a newspaper about charges is not a verdict or conviction." They ignored that their own office filed the charges—and that those charges vindicated every report I had made. Section VIII.4: Geagely has yet to serve a day behind bars for embezzling over a quarter million dollars. CHAPTER IX: THE CITY'S STRATEGY OF FEE-BASED OBSTRUCTION Section IX.1: The $8,733.12 Invoice On June 25, 2025, the Nez Perce County Board of Commissioners, under the signature of Hannah Liedkie, issued a public records response demanding $8,733.12 to process a request for emails between Justin Coleman, April Smith, and Trae Turner. The breakdown: 1,320 emails from Trae Turner at 2 minutes per email 3,960 estimated emails from Coleman and Smith 176 total hours of attorney review $49.62 per hour Total: $8,733.12 Section IX.2: The Fee Waiver Denial The fee waiver was denied, with the County claiming the request was "primarily in the individual interest of the requester" and would not "contribute significantly to the public's understanding." Well, it would help us all understand why a crime well reported went ignored for 5 years. Duh. Let that sink in. The County argued that emails between the elected prosecutor, his chief deputy, and his personal attorney—all related to the handling of criminal complaints—were not in the public interest. They then slapped a $9,000 price tag on those records, knowing full well that a private citizen cannot afford that. Section IX.3: The Extortion Strategy This invoice was a shakedown—a deliberate pricing mechanism to bury the truth. It came just months before the Geagley indictment was unsealed, and it was signed by Liedkie herself, proving she was instrumental in obstructing transparency. The City's strategy is clear: 1. Count the requests and label them "duplicative." 2. Demand fees for every follow-up. 3. Threaten to deem them "withdrawn" if fees aren't paid. 4. Bury the truth in a mountain of paperwork. 5. Each level protects the other two branches. CHAPTER X: THE IDAHO STATE BAR COVER-UP Section X.1: The Grievances Filed In April 2025, I filed ethics grievances with the Idaho State Bar against: Justin Coleman (ISB Case No. 25-169a) April Smith (ISB Case No. 25-168a) Patty Weeks (ISB Case No. 25-208a) Section X.2: Turner Represents Coleman On April 17, 2025, Trae Turner emailed the Bar: "Mr. Justin Coleman was sent copies of a bar complaint filed against Mr. Coleman by Mr. Corey Switzer. I understand this case has not been assigned or given a case number yet, but when it does, I will be representing Mr. Coleman through the process." On April 18, 2025, Coleman confirmed: "Mr. Switzer, Please forward all future communications to my attorney Mr. Turner." This is a direct conflict of interest: Turner represents Coleman while Coleman's office prosecutes Turner's client, Travelland RV. Yet the Bar accepted this arrangement without question. Because of this, I filed ethics grievances with the Idaho State bar against Trae Turner. (ISB Case No. 25-187a) Section X.3: The Dismissals The Bar dismissed all four grievances on May 29, 2025, without any substantive hearing: Coleman Dismissal: "There is no clear and convincing evidence that a concurrent conflict of interest exists. On May 28, 2025, our office received an email from Mr. Turner stating that upon learning that you had filed another grievance against him, he would not be representing Mr. Coleman." Problem: Withdrawal from Coleman by Turner requires: 1: Notice of Withdrawal served on all parties. He did not. 2: Tribunal Approval. He did not. 3. Coleman Case did not hinge on Turner representing Coleman. Smith Dismissal: "It was therefore within Ms. Smith's independent professional judgment and discretion to halt the investigation into your battery complaint." Problem: Geagley Indictment in which Smith claims to have exercised “Prosecutor Discretion”. Turner Dismissal: "There is no clear and convincing evidence that Mr. Turner engaged in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation." Problem: Multiple examples of the opposite. Geagley Indictment, False statements to a federal investigator, false statements to a sworn peace officer, Weeks Dismissal: Problem: The Idaho State Bar had no authority to close a grievance about a Bar Commissioner. That type of grievance automatically goes before the Idaho State Supreme Court. Section X.4: The Flaw The Bar accepted Turner's citation to Minnesota Statute Sec. 609.494 for "solicitation of a juvenile" without verifying whether such a conviction existed. Minnesota Court Records show no such conviction exists. Turner's statement was a lie—an act of fraud on the Bar—yet the Bar dismissed the grievance without investigation. CHAPTER XI: HANNAH LIEDKIE'S SELF-DEALING AND OBSTRUCTION Section XI.1: The Conflict of Interest Hannah Liedkie, while serving as President of the Lewiston City Council, also served as President/CEO of Opportunities Unlimited, Inc. (OUI), a nonprofit that receives hundreds of thousands of dollars in city, state, and federal grants. During her tenure on the Council, OUI received over $350,000 in city funds. Liedkie paid herself approximately $89,000 per year from OUI—a salary approved by a Board of Directors she helped select. The math is simple: Liedkie voted on budgets and grants that directly benefited the organization that wrote her paychecks. She claims she "consulted with the legal department" and recused herself from some votes, but public records confirm she remained on the dais during critical funding cycles and recipients of several grants from the likes of Avista to Opportunities Unlimited Incorporated for Hannah Liedkie to then vote on rate increases for the county. Section XI.2: The $8,733.12 Invoice On June 25, 2025, Liedkie signed the $8,733.12 public records invoice for a specific email request. She knew that the request was for emails between Coleman, Smith, and Turner discussing Switzer and Travelland RV—emails that would reveal exactly what the Prosecutor's Office knew about the embezzlement and why they failed to act on my reports for years. Liedkie's strategy was simple: bury the records in a mountain of paperwork, charge an astronomical fee, and hope the whistleblower goes away. Section XI.3: Liedkie's Threats In a Facebook message, Liedkie wrote: "I can tell you that I've had several people reach out to me due to your immature behavior on my social medias, some that are watching closely and have much more power than I to seek out legal ramifications of improper conduct." This wasn't transparency. This was an intimidation tactic used to silence whistleblowers. Liedkie threatened government surveillance—a Fourth Amendment violation—and then blocked me on social media, a First Amendment violation. When I contacted the City of Lewiston Police Department about Liedkie's threats, Officer Jessie Rutiger hung up on me instead of taking the police report. The police once again refused to investigate a public official. Section XI.4: Liedkie's Connection to Krueger On April 16, 2026, Liedkie admitted in a Facebook exchange: "I did work for the Shriners, and I knew Tim Krueger." This establishes her direct connection to the Krueger family and the Travelland RV network. She knew Krueger. She knew the Shriners network because she was employed under Tim Krueger, the Pontiff Potentate and Accountant for the Shriners. When the whistleblower came forward, she didn't investigate—she siloed, intimidated, and extorted. Please see the following story for citations:^[1] Alternatively, follow @corey for more of the story. CHAPTER XII: THE PATTERN OF CROSS-STATE RETALIATION Section XII.1: The Documented Chain The City of Lewiston, through its officials, participated in a coordinated cross-state retaliation scheme: 1. I post evidence of documented embezzlement at Travelland RV on the Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office Facebook page. 2. Justin Coleman (Prosecutor) is aware of the post, contacts Trae Turner (married to Kali Jo Parker, works for Coleman). 3. Coleman informs Trae Turner (his attorney) about the post. 4. Trae Turner accompanies Puccini to Clarkston Police Department in Washington State. 5. Puccini, (who claims total disability from allegedly seeing hallucinations) files a police report falsely claiming I posted intimate images. Trae Turner shares a picture of my adult content website and erect penis to the Clarkston WA Police Officer Tom Sparks. 6. The Clarkston PD (Washington) investigates. 7. The Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office (Idaho) uses the Washington police report to justify blocking me on social media. Instead, Ofc. Sparks remarks the truth. It was a folder of documented evidence that was designed to illicit a response from the Prosecutors office. Section XII.2: The Clarkston PD Report Clarkston PD Report 23P04948 proves that Trae Turner accompanied Vittoria Puccini to the Clarkston Police Department on July 26, 2023. The report states: "On July 26th 2023, I was working Patrol for the Clarkston Police Department. At approximately 1230 hours, I came into contact with Trae Turner at the Police Station. Trae is an attorney from Lewiston, and with him was Vittoria Puccini." Turner crossed state lines to file a retaliatory police report. He used his position as an attorney to give credibility to a false allegation. And he did it with the knowledge and cooperation of Justin Coleman. Section XII.3: The Pattern is Clear When I report corruption in Idaho, the Idaho officials orchestrate a cross-state retaliation using Washington law enforcement. The City of Lewiston, through its officials, is complicit in this scheme. CHAPTER XIII: JASON KUZIK'S CONTRADICTIONS Section XIII.1: The Kuzik Letter On January 11, 2024, Chief Jason Kuzik sent a letter that inadvertently confirmed the obstruction: "The Idaho Public Records Act is not intended to be used as a means to intimidate public employees into complying with specific demands or requests for police action. Bombarding the City's public records request system for documents the City has explicitly stated do not exist will no longer be tolerated." Section XIII.2: The Irony Kuzik accused me of using the PRA to "intimidate public employees" while his own officers had been taking bribes, obstructing investigations, and ignoring felonies for years. He admitted that the cases were never forwarded to the prosecutor. He admitted that the City was charging fees for records that proved their own misconduct. And he threatened to stop processing requests unless I paid those fees. Section XIII.3: The Contradictions | Claim | Truth | | :--- | :--- | | "No charges will be pursued" | The Prosecutor's Office never received the cases | | "No CAP sheets exist" | The cases were never forwarded | | "Duplicative requests" | The City was burying the requester in paperwork to avoid disclosure | | "Fee estimates provided" | The City was pricing transparency out of existence | CHAPTER XIV: THE BLOCKING AND RETALIATION Section XIV.1: The Email Block On April 22, 2026, after I sent a final consolidated notice to Nez Perce County officials, my email address was blocked by multiple County servers. I received dozens of bounce‑back notifications, which I preserved as evidence of coordinated digital obstruction. Section XIV.2: The Facebook Blocks Multiple officials blocked me on Facebook: Jessica Klein (January 5, 2024) Hannah Liedkie (Via Email, April 16, 2026) Justin Coleman ( Nez Perce County Prosecutors Office via Facebook, Nez Perce County via email) Dan Johnson (City of Lewiston, Facebook, YouTube) Each block was a violation of my First Amendment rights, as established by the Supreme Court in Lindke v. Freed (2024). Yet the Lewiston Police Department refused to investigate any of these violations. CHAPTER XV: THE TAX COMMISSION INVESTIGATIONS Section XV.1: November 30, 2021 – Dennis Schat Responds Dennis Schat, Criminal Investigator for the Idaho State Tax Commission, acknowledged my referral: "I will be looking into this matter. It would be helpful if you could give me some background on the business and what they are doing in regards to tax evasion." This confirms that the Tax Commission was investigating Travelland RV's tax evasion as early as November 2021—the same period I was reporting the crimes to the Lewiston Police Department. Section XV.2: August 9, 2024 – Mariel Gates Responds Mariel Gates, Tax Auditor for the Idaho State Tax Commission, emailed me: "I was reviewing the referral you sent to the Idaho Tax Commission regarding Travelland RV and I was hoping to get more information." This confirms that the Tax Commission was still investigating in August 2024—over two years after I first reported the crimes to the Lewiston Police Department. The investigation resulted in the Geagley indictment in October 2025 and a guilty plea in March 2026. Section XV.3: The Timeline Proves the Delay November 2021: Schat begins investigation August 2024: Gates continues investigation October 2025: Geagley indicted March 2026: Geagley pleads guilty The Prosecutor's Office knew about the indictment. They still called me "delusional." The Lewiston Police Department knew about the investigation. They still closed my cases without forwarding them. The Mayor knew about the corruption. He still issued a "final decision" finding no violations. CHAPTER XVI: THE PATTERN OF DEFERENCE Section XVI.1: The Circular System | Agency | Response | | :--- | :--- | | Lewiston Police Department | "Contact the Prosecutor's Office" | | Nez Perce County Prosecutor's Office | "Contact the Lewiston Police Department" | | Mayor's Office | "Contact the Prosecutor's Office" | | City Council | Blocks whistleblowers on social media | | Idaho State Bar | Dismisses grievances without verifying facts | Section XVI.2: The Closed Loop Each branch protects the next. The system is closed to outsiders and whistleblowers. Police Department – Refuses to investigate, defers to Prosecutor. Prosecutor's Office – Refuses to prosecute, defers to Police. Mayor's Office – Refuses to investigate, defers to Prosecutor. City Council – Blocks whistleblowers on social media. Idaho State Bar – Dismisses grievances without verifying facts. Section XVI.3: The Cost This system has operated for five years. It has protected bribery, embezzlement, assault, and fraud. It has punished a whistleblower who did nothing but report the truth. And it has cost the taxpayers of Lewiston and Nez Perce County untold thousands of dollars in legal fees, public records costs, and lost trust. CONCLUSION: THE CITY OF LEWISTON'S CONSPIRACY The evidence is overwhelming. The City of Lewiston, through its Mayor, its Police Department, its City Council, and its elected officials, engaged in a coordinated effort to: 1. Protect corrupt police officers who took bribes from Tim Krueger 2. Obstruct investigations into assault, forgery, and extortion 3. Suppress public records through fee‑based obstruction 4. Retaliate against a whistleblower through false police reports and social media blocks 5. Deflect responsibility through a circular system of deference 6. Dismiss grievances through a rubber‑stamp Bar process The Geagley indictment proves the crimes were real. The Kuzik letter proves the cover‑up was intentional. The Liedkie invoice proves transparency was for sale. And the pattern of deference proves the system was designed to protect the powerful at the expense of the public. This is not about incompetence. This is about a deliberate, coordinated effort to shield corruption and punish those who expose it. COMPLETE TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN THIS ARTICLE 2020 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | February, 2020 | McCreary states her intention "Use the world to my own advantage" | June 27, 2020 | Oral agreement for purchase of 2006 Jazz fifth‑wheel from Travelland RV; $3,000 down payment, wage deductions to apply | | July 2020 | Begin employment as IT Technician at Travelland RV, begin to inventory store | September 6, 2020 | Troy Munstermann and Wynter Spencer steal Switzer's wallet and car in Oregon | | September 8, 2020 | Assaulted by Troy Munstermann at Travelland RV; fractured eye socket, two missing teeth; Kevin Munstermann agrees to pay medical bills (never honored) | | October – December 2020 | Witness bribes paid to Rick Fuentes, Andrew Fox, and Nick Woods by Tim Krueger | | December 2020 | Discover embezzlement, tax evasion, and fraud by Meghan McCreary | 2021 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | January 26, 2021 | Terminated from Travelland after reporting financial crimes | | January 28, 2021 | Locked out of building; threatened by Shawn Whitmore | | April 3, 2021 | Tim Krueger dies | | April 5, 2021 | File police report 21‑L4897 with Officer Lines; documents assault and broken agreement | | April 7, 2021 | Lt. Klone meets with me; documents Asperger's and harassment | | April 8, 2021 | Shawn Whitmore offers "clear title" for "letter of release" – extortion attempt | | April 9, 2021 | Officer Lines states he will forward case to NPCPO | | April 23, 2021 | April Smith instructs Lines to contact Kevin about unpaid bills | | May 22, 2021 | Smith: "I am still trying to figure out if this is a civil issue" | | June 1, 2021 | Smith, Phone call with Switzer | June 2, 2021 | Smith orders LPD to close 21‑L4897; "You do not need to do any additional investigation" | | July 7, 2021 | Meghan McCreary changes name to Vittoria Puccini in Asotin County | | August 21, 2021 | Puccini alleges onset of disability (fraudulent) | | October 18, 2021 | Offense date for Geagley's grand theft (embezzlement) | | November 2021 | I report tax evasion to Idaho Tax Commission Investigator Dennis Schat | 2022 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | January 4, 2022 | Trae Turner files lawsuit against me (CV35‑22‑0008) | | April 4, 2022 | Trae Turner donates $500 to Justin Coleman | | April 11, 2022 | I submit Government Ethics Complaint to NPCPO | | April 12, 2022 | Nick Woods dismisses ethics complaint; refers back to LPD | | April 13, 2022 | Report forgery, embezzling, tax evasion (22‑L5337) to Andrew Fox | | April 13, 2022 | Report bribery to Budd Hurd “Out of Office Message”| | April 14, 2022 | Lines confirms Smith closed 21‑L4897 | | April 18, 2022 | Fox closes 22‑L5337; Fuentes and Klone told him it was "resolved" | | May 8, 2022 | Turner falsely claims I have "solicitation of a juvenile" conviction to federal investigator | | July 15, 2022 | Budd Hurd retires; out‑of‑office defers to Fuentes & Klone | | July 17, 2022 | Jeff Klone promoted to Interim Police Chief | | October 19, 2022 | Judge Gaskill grants summary judgment to Travelland | | November 21, 2022 | Final judgment against me; $7,501.56 owed | 2023 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | July 11, 2023 | Anonymous Facebook post by Trae Douglas Turner | | July 17, 2023 | I demand ethics investigation from Mayor Dan Johnson | | July 18, 2023 | Johnson defers to Prosecutor's Office | | July 18, 2023 | Ada Eldridge: "Justin is a puppet of the ones really in charge" | | July 19, 2023 | Hannah Liedkie discusses handling my complaints with Eldridge | | July 20, 2023 | I post evidence of tax fraud, embezzeling on Nez Perce County Prosecutors Office Facebook page | | July 26, 2023 | Trae Turner accompanies Puccini to Clarkston PD on directions of Justin Coleman (23P04948) | | August 3, 2023 | Clarkston PD finds no probable cause to charge Switzer | | August 4, 2023 | Nez Perce County Prosecutors Office Blocks Switzer on Facebook | | August 11, 2023 | Johnson issues "final decision" – no ethics violations | | September 25, 2023 | City Clerk Tanya Brocke assigns PRA request 23‑1336 | | October 6, 2023 | I report extortion (23‑L17433) to Marketti; closed as civil | | October 27, 2023 | I begin requesting CAP sheets (851+ requests later counted by City) | 2024 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | January 5, 2024 | Jessica Klein posts false claim about threats; blocks me | | January 8, 2024 | I report libel (24‑L311); Officer Morrow closes as civil | | January 11, 2024 | Chief Kuzik sends letter documenting 2,466 PRA requests; admits no CAP sheets exist; threatens fee‑based shutdown | | June 28, 2024 | City Attorney Tengono refuses to issue notice on bribery | | August 9, 2024 | Tax Commission Investigator Mariel Gates requests documentation | | August 28, 2024 | First Amendment Violation, Nez Perce County recorded in live time: | October 11, 2024 | ALJ denies Puccini's disability claim; finds her symptoms inconsistent | | November 5, 2024 | Rep. Brandon Mitchell blocks me on Facebook at the direction of Raul Labrador before the election; cites "social media policy" | 2025 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | January 3, 2025 | Travelland RV Annual Report lists Meghan McCreary as Secretary (still) | | January 10, 2025 | Puccini files federal lawsuit appealing disability denial | | April, 2025 | Switzer Files grievances against Coleman, Smith | April 17, 2025 | Trae Turner informs ISB he will represent Coleman | | April 18, 2025 | Coleman confirms Turner is his attorney | | April 19, 2025 | Switzer files grievance against Turner | April 00, 2025 | Switzer files grievance against Weeks | May 29, 2025 | ISB dismisses grievances against Coleman, Smith, Turner, Weeks | | May 29, 2025 | Switzer demands a hearing, because “nah”. | June 4, 2025 | Trae Turner files for legal separation from Kali Jo Parker; case assigned to Judge Burns | | June 25, 2025 | Hannah Liedkie signs $8,733.12 public records invoice | | July 9, 2025 | Federal court affirms denial of Puccini's disability benefits | | July 10, 2025 | Asotin County signs fee agreement with Daylong for PRA litigation (allegedly) | | July 21, 2025 | Curtis Liedkie appoints Amanda Daylong as Special Deputy (allegedly) | | September 23, 2025 | Geagley criminal complaint filed (CR35‑25‑6247) | | September 24, 2025 | Summons served on Geagley | | October 7, 2025 | Geagley pleads not guilty; requests jury trial | | October 8, 2025 | Geagley Initial appearance before Judge Olds; waiver of speedy trial | | October 20, 2025 | Geagley, State files discovery compliance notice | | November 17, 2025 | Geagley, Status conference before Judge Porter; waiver of preliminary hearing time | | December 15, 2025 | Geagley Status conference before Judge Seubert | 2026 | Date | Event | | :--- | :--- | | January, 2026 | Travelland RV Annual Report lists Meghan McCreary as Secretary (still) | | January 13, 2026 | Geagley, Notice of mediation set for 02/23/2026 | | January 14, 2026 | ISB hearing for Trae Turner; I present donation evidence | | January 15, 2026 | ISB hearing for April Smith; Bar Commissioner tells committee to "rush through" | | January 20, 2026 | ISB Clerk Carlisle rejects my filing by 1 minute | | January 21, 2026 | I file grievance against Wesenberg and Carlisle | | January 30, 2026 | ISB hearing for Justin Coleman; | | February 3, 2026 | Lewiston Tribune publishes article on Geagley indictment | | February 6, 2026 | ISB dismisses Smith grievance (no mention of Geagley) | | February 9, 2026 | ISB dismisses Turner grievance (no mention of Geagley) | | February 17, 2026 | ISB dismisses Coleman grievance; acknowledges indictment but dismisses as "newspaper article" | | February 23, 2026 | Geagley Mediation before Judge Gaskill | | February 24, 2026 | Geagley Rule 11 plea agreement reached | | February 27, 2026 | Geagley Waiver of preliminary hearing; bound over | | March 2, 2026 | Geagley Felony information filed | | March 4, 2026 | Geagley Arraignment before Judge Monson; not guilty plea | | March 24, 2026 | Geagley changes plea to guilty; PSI ordered | | March 24, 2026 | Geagley pleads guilty (official) | | April 22, 2026 | Nez Perce County blocks my email address | | June 10, 2026 | Geagley Sentencing: withheld judgment; 45 days jail (30 discretionary), 7 years probation, $233,522.08 restitution; case closed | | June 12, 2026 | Geagley Order of Restitution and Judgment | | June 15, 2026 | Geagley Order Withholding Judgment | *This article is a publication of LCV Blotter, an independent watchdog journalism project. All documents cited are public records and are available upon request.* *The investigator is visually impaired, has no income, and has spent five years documenting a pattern of corruption that crosses state lines.* *The cover‑up is exposed. The receipts are public. The process continues.*