Conclusions.

And so to repeat, I think there's a connection to all the harassment I received at the hands of the Detroit and Dearborn police and Oakland county first responders. Needless, unnecessary, unjustified, pointless, stupid harassment, that destroyed any quality of life I could have. When all I was trying to do was live my life. Live my life since I was that small handicapped boy too ugly to beg. I'd like to just have some quality of life now with the limited time that they have left me. But they don't want to do that. They still don't want to admit my case exists, they don't want to admit fault, they don't want to correct or resolve anything. In my case or in Michigan. So they leave me with no choice. I will have to spend the rest of my life fighting and exposing it. Unnecessary, pointless, stupid harassment. And needlessly endangering lives. That I am sure has ended tragically sometimes. And we are going to look into that all. They certainly aren't supposed to do that to law-abiding citizens. They aren't supposed to do that to anyone. They are not above the law. And if they think they are, the justice system has ways of showing them otherwise. Since this will never be over for me, and since we aren't even at stage one where they admit the problem exists and Eric is my legal guardian like most people in my life say now, I will do that for the rest of my life. And figure out Eric's role in all of this. And how rich and uncaring relatives or providers of other people mentally ill, handicapped or vulnerable have been approached by the police and told of a easy way to get rid of their bothersome relative. A way that no one would suspect, because the public doesn't even know about it.

I will uncover more and expose more. Just remembering more should help with that. And then I'll see all involved get what they deserve. What they did, and their callous attitude on top of that that it is somehow my fault because I dared speak up.