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DR MALACHI YORK VISIONS

MALACHI YORK’S PROPHETIC PRE-TRIAL WORDS

Transcriber: Honorable: Ah Sen Ptah TumDate: March 11th, 2004

RE: “From The Isle of Patmos” CD Transcript

“NOW WHAT THEY GOTTA DO, IS FOOL THE PUBLIC BY RUSHING INTO A SENTENCE, AND MAKE IT LOOK AS IF THEY DON’T SEE ANY OF THIS STUFF. PUT IT OFF, LET THE JUDGE SIT UP THERE, THEN KNOCK ALL THAT DOWN (HOLY LAND) AND GO ON INTO THEIR SENTENCE, GIVE ME A SENTENCE (135 YEARS ) TO THE PUBLIC, BROADCAST IT ALL OVER THE TELEVISION, MAKE IT LOOK LIKE MALACHI GOT SENTENCED, AND THEN HIDE IT WHEN WE COME AFTER THEM! AND THE PUBLIC WON’T HEAR IT BECAUSE THE MEDIA DOWN IN MIDDLE GEORGIA- MACON TELEGRAPH, CHANNEL 13 ETC. ALL OF THEM ARE A PART OF THE “GOOD OLE BOY” CIRCLE. SO THEY KEEP IT LOCKED DOWN ON WHAT THEY WANT, THEY ONLY PUT ON T.V. WHAT THEY WANT… THE PROGRAMS THEY WANT AND THE MEDIA THAT THEY CONTROL EVERYDAY IS ONLY LOCAL. SO NOW… THE PEOPLE WILL NEVER KNOW WHAT HAPPENED I’LL BE IN A FEDERAL PLACE SOMEWHERE (FLORENCE, COLORADO ADMAX) WHILE WE OVERTURN THIS CASE AND THE PUBLIC WILL NEVER HEAR IT, THEY THINK! BUT BECAUSE WE’RE PUB-LIC PEOPLE, WE’RE LITERATE PEOPLE, WE’RE GONNA MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WE DO GOES UP ON THE INTERNET! (www.FreeDrYork.com) SO THEY HAVE SO MANY THINGS, AND SO MANY WAYS THAT THEY’VE VIOLATED THE LAW IN THIS CASE, THAT T H E Y ’ V E D O N E I T T O T H E M S E L V E S .

NOW THEY’VE GOT TO HOODWINK YOU, BUT THE SUMMER IS COMING IN, THE SUN IS COMING OUT (SUN CYCLE). OUR PEOPLE ARE GONNA BE OUT! WE’RE GONNA HANG SIGNS, WE’RE GONNA BE MARCHING! WE DON’T VIOLATE THE LAW AND WE’RE NON-VIOLENT, BUT WE WILL BE MARCHING, AND WE WILL HAVE SIGNS, AND WE WILL BRING THEM FROM ACROSS THE STATE SO THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF THEM OUT THERE MARCHING BESIDE US, UNTIL WE GET A REACTION ON ALL THESE VIOLATONS…”

FREE DR. MALACHI K.YORK

WASHINGTON, D.C. PRESS CONFERENCE

June 7, 2009

PAA MEDJAYU DAKRUN

PAA MEDJAYU DAKRUN NEWSLETTER

Vol. 1, Edition 4

THE HEROES OF

OUR

NUWAUPIAN TRIBE

There were 8 Nuwaupians who sacrificed their liveli-hoods in the fight to get JUSTICE for Dr Malachi K. York. Among these heroes were our Paa Medjayu Com-mander , Captain Ahmus Saw Atum Re, Ranford Roper Jr., Michael Berkley, Jamon Frederick, Antwon Dean and Joseph Hibner, all of whom were gainfully em-ployed as Policemen with The Macon Police Depart-ment. They all sacrificed their jobs in a effort to get JUSTICE for His Excellency Dr. Rev. Malachi K. York.

“ Mr. Joseph Hibner said more than 4,000 Nuwaubians moved to Macon at Ellis' request several years ago and have become productive members of the community. He said many Nuwaubians are not what the public perceives them to be.

"We're just like everyone else ... We go to work and do our jobs, and we have families to support," Hibner said. "We are just the first to resign. ... There will be others."

Ponder said she didn't know of Ellis requesting any group of people to move to Macon.

"I welcome any kind of growth, but I've never heard of anything like this," Ponder said.

Macon-Bibb County Fire Chief Jimmy Hartley said he didn't realize Ranford Roper Jr. was a

Nuwaubian, but the Chief said Roper was a good firefighter.

"I didn't know until he handed in his resignation today," Hartley said.

APRIL 27th, 2005 “THE TELEGRAPH”.

PAA MEDJAYU DAKRUN

“THE PROTECOR’S RECORD”

June 7, 2009

PAA MEDJAYU DAKRUN


Vol. 1, Edition 4Paa Medjayu Dakrun“The Protectors”

HARUW PAA MEDJAYU “MODERN EGIPTIAN POLICE” Above right is The Supreme Captain, The Commander & Chief of today’s PAA MEDJAYU (“The Protectors”), along with five other Nuwaupian Policemen who sacrificed their jobs in an effort to get Justice for Our Beloved Master Teacher, His Excellency Dr. Malachi Kobina York. The History of Paa Medjayu can be studied on our Nu-waupian Website Link on the Worldwide Web (Internet) Link

below. www.paamedjayu.com/ The “TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE NUWAUBIAN LANGUAGE”, by Nayya Malachizodoq York El (Nazdir: Per Re Ah Atum Re) .

On page 360 you will find the following, and We quote:

“POLICE” Musta-madjeeya Musta-Madjeeya

“POLICE FORCE” madjuy Madjuy

“POLICE STATION” madjeeyan Madjeeyan There is a Cardinal Law of Nature that must be followed if a individual, couple, family, tribe or nation is to survive. That Cardinal Law is “THE LAW AND RIGHT TO PROTECT AND TO DE-FEND SELF AND KIND”. Each and everyone of us have the right to protect, defend and provide for Self, family tribe and nation.

THE MEANING OF

MAATThe Word MAAT, in Nuwaupic, or Egiptian Language translate to mean “Truth, Justice, Order, Righteousness and Balance”.

THE SYMBOL OF MAAT IS THE

FEATHERWHY? Because MAAT is very Light, yet can be very heavy. It is not like “RELIGION”,but rather The Way of The Divine Mind/ Right-Thinking, or Correct Reasoning. The Mind is LIGHT, yet is often referred to as being HEAVY. There are 42 Principles of MAAT. It is called “The 42 Negative Confes-sions” (Papyrus of ANI), “The Egyptian Book Of The Dead”).

The 42 Principles are also known as The D e c l a r a t i o n s t o R e kh t i -m e rt i - f -en t -Ma'at

(See Page 7 )

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PAA ASWUD MIR OUR BLACK PYRAMID LOGO P PAA MEDJAYU EMBLEM

Supreme Captain Ahmus Saw Atum Re, Commander of PAA MEDJAYU By Lieutenant Aha Ua Atum

PAA MEDJAYU Information Officer

Greetings Dear Reader:

Thanks to Brother Alabass, who is the talented Art Designer of PAA MEDJAYU DAK-RUN Newsletter Covers. The above photograph of our Beloved Brother , Supreme Cap-tain Ahmus Saw Atum Re, Commander and Chief of PAA MEDJAYU, whose photo appears above is preparing to testify in The Eatonton, Georgia Court. He testified as to the Good Character of our beloved Master Teacher, His Excellency Dr. Malachi K. York.

Brother Alabass stated in his communication to me, “You can also utilize this photo of Supreme Captain Ah Mus Saw Atum Re as he courageously testified as to the good character of Rev. Dr. Malachi K. York in the Eatonton, Georgia Courthouse, which is in Putnam County. In spite of all this, bail for Dr. Malachi K. York was still denied. “

Yes, Dear Reader, Brother Supreme Captain Ahmus Saw Atum Re, Commander & Chief of PAA MEDJAYU is indeed a excellent example of what the Maat Principles truly represent. In Ancient Egipt “MAAT” is symbolized by the Feather and appears in the Capstone of the PAA MEDJAYU Aswud Mir (Black Pyramid) Emblem (see top of adja-cent page). This wonderful Emblem was designed by Paa Nazdir: Amun Nub ReAkh Ptah (Djedi), and he chose the designated name “PAA MEDJAYU”, an Ancient Egiptian Nuwaupic Language term which is translated into English as “THE PROTECTORS”. It is also evident that Our Master Teacher’s choice for The Paa Medjayu Organization’s Supreme Captain, and Commander and Chief, is also beyond doubt the right one. Namely, his ap-pointment of Supreme Captain Ahmus Saw Atum Re.

June 7, 2009

PAA MEDJAYU


Vol. 1, Edition 4

The FEATHER Of MAAT

In order to join PAA MEDJAYU you must first be a member of The Ancient Egiptian Order (A.E.O.). The Past Glorious Egiptian History of PAA MED-JAYU, “THE PROTECTORS” can be investi-

gated and studied on our Website………….

www.paamedjayu.com

Goddess MAAT bearing The Feather Of MAAT

FEATHER

MAAT= JUSTICE

THREE GOLD FLIES OF VALOR

First Gold Medal of Valor was Awarded by Our Egiptian Ancestors

Under The 3-Flies of Gold Valor above, on the Black Pyramid,

written in Nuwaupic:

Medjcyu = MEDJAYU= “Protectors”Below the Base of The Pyramid in Nuwaupic

Kcthur Sep = KATHUR SHEP “Much Love”When Law Enforcement fail to protect their Nuwaupian, or African-American citi-zens, then Nuwaupians or African Americans have the God-given Right to uphold

the Law by protecting themselves.

THIS IS A RIGHT ALSO GUARANTEED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE

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42 Negative Confessions

(Papyrus of Ani)

1. I have not committed sin.

2. I have not committed robbery with vio-lence.

3. I have not stolen.

4. I have not slain men and women.

5. I have not stolen grain.

6. I have not purloined offerings.

7. I have not stolen the property of the god.

8. I have not uttered lies.

9. I have not carried away food.

10. I have not uttered curses.

11. I have not committed adultery, I have not lain with men.

12. I have made none to weep.

13. I have not eaten the heart [i.e. I have not grieved uselessly, or felt remorse].

14. I have not attacked any man.

15. I am not a man of deceit.

16. I have not stolen cultivated land.

17. I have not been an eavesdropper.

18. I have slandered [no man].

19. I have not multiplied Words exceed-ingly.

20. I have never uttered fiery words

21. I have not judged hastily.

22. I have not transgressed nor vexed or angered God.

23. I have not stopped up my ears against the W Words of Right and Truth.

24. I am not burned with rage.

25. I have not transgressed [the Law].

26. I have not been wroth.

27. I have not acted with insolence.

28. I have not blasphemed.

29. I am not a man of violence.

30. I am not a stirrer up of strife (or a disturber of the peace).

31. I have not acted (or judged) with undue haste.

32. I have not pried into matters.

33. I have not multiplied my words in speak ing.

34. I have wronged none, I have done no evil.

35. I have not worked witchcraft against the King (or blasphemed against the King).

36. I have never stopped [the flow of] water.

37. I have never raised my voice (spoken ar rogantly, or in anger (?).

38. I have not cursed (or blasphemed) God.

39. I have not acted with arrogance(?).

40. I have not stolen the bread of the gods.

41. I have not carried away the khenfu cakes from the Spirits of the dead.

42. I have not snatched away the bread of the child, nor treated with contempt the god of my city.

PAA MEDJAYU DAKRUN Vol. I, Edition 4

The Federal Bureau Of Prisons

Washington, D.C.

US Department Of Justice Report June, 2008The Federal Bureau of Prisons was established in 1930 to

provide more progressive and humane care for Federal in-

mates, to professionalize the prison service, and to ensure

consistent and centralized administration of the 11 Federal

p r i s o n s i n o p e r a t i o n a t t h e t i m e .

At midyear 2008, there were 4,777 black male inmates per

100,000 black males held in state and federal prisons and

local jails, compared to 1,760 Hispanic male inmates per

100,000 Hispanic males and 727 white male inmates per

1 0 0 , 0 0 0 w h i t e m a l e s .

Firearm homicide also disproportionately affects African-

Americans. Approximately 52 percent of gun homicide vic-

tims are African-American, even though they represent less

than 13 percent of the total population.

Contacts With Police Involving Force Or The Threat Of Force

• Among the 45.3 million residents age 16 or older who had a contact with police in 2002, about

1.5% (664,500 persons) had a contact in which police used or threatened force against them. The

1.5% in 2002 is greater than the percentage in 1999. In 1999, 1% (0.98%) of persons with contact

experienced force or the threat of force.

• Force includes contacts in which the police officer pushed, grabbed, kicked, or hit the resident.

Hitting was defined as striking with a hand or an object held in the officer's hand. Included in

the definition of force were police dog bites, spray with pepper spray or a chemical, and a fire-

arm pointed in the resident’s direction. Also included was the threat to carry out any of these

types of force.

• During the traffic stop, police were more likely to carry out some type of search on a male (7.1%)

than a female (1.8%), and more likely to carry out some type of search on a black (10.2%) or His-

panic (11.4%) than a white (3.5%).

• About 87% of the 664,500 persons experiencing the threat or use of force felt the police acted

improperly. Less than 20% of these persons took formal action, such as filing a complaint or law-

suit with authorities.

• Taken from the June, 2002 National Police- Public Contact Survey (PPCS), a survey designed by

the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) to document contacts between police and the public that cul-

minated in police using force.

• The third survey – described here under the publication title Contacts between Police and the

Public: Findings from the 2002 National Survey (NCJ 207845) – covered interactions between po-

lice and the public in 2002.

THE U.S.DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE – OR INJUSTICE? By Bro. Khnum Ka Ankh

His Excellency Dr. Malachi Kobina York

The reason for choosing the Department of Justice 2002 sur-

vey because it

was on May 8th 2002 that H.E. Dr. Malachi Kobina York was

unlawfully forced out of his vehicle and illegally arrested on

this date in Milledgeville, Georgia. As indicated in the above

survey, unjustifiable force was used against him in this illegal

arrest. The local police, along with the Georgia State Police

and the Federal authorities, forced him out of his car,

roughly placed him on the ground and handcuffed him, al-

though he repeatedly told the authorities that he was a Libe-

rian Diplomat and a Naturalized Liberian citizen with full dip-

lomatic immunity. the illegal arrest and detention of H.E. Dr.

Malachi Kobina York on May 8th 2002 is the epitome of racial

profiling against Nubians in America.

From The very inception of the United States Penal system, the “cards have been stacked”

against Nubians (African-Americans) and people of color living in America. As the old saying goes,

the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. A Wall Street Stockbroker embezzles his investors out

of billions of dollars and is held for trial under “House arrest” and is allowed to spend his custody

time in his plush, upper west-side Manhattan penthouse between the court dates for his trial.

Meanwhile his clients; unfortunately, are retirees who invested and lost their life savings; which

can not be recuperated, to this corrupt stockbroker. Chairmen of the Board of General Motors

Company “Misappropriate” billions of dollars of company profits, and the Federal government

gives them a “Bail out” of trillions of dollars and a “Slap on the hand” as punishment, telling them

that they must manage their financial resources properly, or they will not receive any more of the

common taxpayer’s money. On the other side, entrapment is practiced by the local police in the

inner cities of America by placing an unmarked truck filled with boxes of cell phones, computers

radios, and other electronic equipment. The back of the truck is left wide open for all to see. The

police hide in designated places and wait for unknowing black teenagers or young black men to

take these items from the back of the truck. The police then spring out of their hiding places and

arrest these young black men for “Theft and illegal entry” into these trucks that they planted for

the young men to steal from. All of this is part of the injustice practiced on people of color in

America, yet the rich go on committing “White-collar crimes” while being virtually untouched; and

in some cases, given government “Bailouts”. It is this dual standard of “Justice” that is the cause of

the disproportionate amount of Nubians in the local, state, and federal prisons. This is brought

about through racial profiling and other devious means of entrapment that is practiced in the in-

ner cities of America. It is a known fact that people of color do not get the same treatment; in the

courthouses or the various Penal institutions, as the other citizens of America for the same crimes

committed. The statistics revealed by the United States Department of Justice itself tells the star-

tling facts as to who is really treated unjustly by the Legal and Penal system. This is a compelling

statement by the U.S. Department of Justice to actually admit that people of color in the United

States are NOT treated equally by the federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and the

Penal systems throughout America. This is the documented fact about real justice in America, and

who actually suffers from this lopsided justice system.

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It remains to be seen, that the ap-

pointing of the first African-American

Attorney General; Mr. Eric H. Holder Jr.,

By President Barack Obama, will bring

an increased amount of sensitivity to

the plight of people of color with the

issue of Racial Profiling, and the in-

tense case against H.E. Dr. Malachi Ko-

bina York. On June 18th-19th 2009, a

Press Conference will be held in front

of the U.S. Department of Justice head-

quarters in Washington DC. Since the

case against Dr. Malachi Kobina York is

the crown achievement of racial profil-

ing at its worst, it is only fitting and

proper that the true details of this case

be presented right at the doorstep of

the Department of Justice in order to

showcase this unlawful situation to the

world by revealing the true events that

actually occurred, and not the covered

up facts presented in court and com-

pletely shut out by the mainstream

press. The Federal Bureau of Prisons is

controlled by the U.S. Department of

Justice; therefore, the torture and in-

humane treatment given to H.E. Dr.

Malachi Kobina York is now being

brought out to the general public. It is

hoped that the newly elected Attorney

General Eric H. Holder Jr. will review

this case with a fair mind and a pen-

chant for equal justice under the laws

of the United States that he was sworn

in to represent. This case represents to

the world just how the United States

government really views its African-

American citizens, and if “Justice” can

actually be administered.

Eric H. Holder Jr. was sworn in as the 82nd Attorney

General of the United States on February 3, 2009 by Vice-

President Joe Biden. President Barack Obama announced his

intention to nominate Mr. Holder on December 1, 2008.

U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING PRESS CONFERENCE TRUTH TOLD OF IN-JUSTICES PERPETRATED AGAINST DR. MALACHI K. YORK BY FEDERAL JUDGES AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI-CERS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.


June 7, 2009


DR.MALACHI K. YORK’S CASE TIMELINE

Time Line of Events in Reference to Dr. Malachi Kobina York’s Case

(1). Jan. 15, 1993 – Nuwaubians buy 476 acres of land at 404 Shady Dale Road in Eatonton , Georgia .

(2). Nearly 4 Years elapse! (NO LEGAL PROBLEMS ETC.)

(3). Jan. 1, 1997 - Howard Sills takes office as Sheriff of Put-nam County. (PROBLEMS BEGIN for Malachi York and Nu-waubians)

(4). April 10, 1997 - building inspector J.D. Adams and Sheriff Sills comes onto the Nuwaubian property, where Adams finds a building under construction that has not been issued a per-mit. A Nuwaubian representative in building and zoning mat-ters is cited for building without a permit. The same day, Ad-ams issues the Nuwaubian representative a permit for a 100-by-50-foot metal storage building with limited electricity.

(5). March 9, 1998 - After seeing an Atlanta television news report about the Nuwaubians in which the "Rameses Social Club" is featured, Sills and Adams return to 404 Shady Dale Road , because the Nuwaubians had not secured permits for a nightclub. Nine days later, the same Nuwaubian representa-tive is cited by Sills and the state fire marshal for violations regarding the nightclub. Rameses is the 100-by-50-foot metal storage building with numerous additions, including bath-rooms, extensive lighting and sound equipment, larger dimen-sions and an Egyptian-style facade.

(6). April 20, 1998 - Magistrate Judge Sylvia Huskins finds the Nuwaubian representative guilty of violations of zoning and fire codes and fines him an outrageous $45,750!!! - A total cal-culated for each day that Rameses was open in violation of the codes. The Georgia Court of Appeals later reduces the fine to $2,500 but upholds the conviction.

(7). May 5, 1998 – Sheriff Sills sues Rev. Dr. Malachi York and others at the property seeking an injunction preventing use of the Rameses nightclub. Also in May, the Nuwaubians file a zoning request in which they announce plans to build an "Egyptian theme park" comparable to Busch Gardens in Flor-ida . That zoning request is denied in November.

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(8). Jan. 4, 1999 - Putnam County Attorney Dorothy Adams and law partner and husband Frank Ford file lawsuit 99-CV-1-1, seeking to prevent the Nu-waubians from using the property for anything other than residential or agricultural purposes. Under this lawsuit - which ends three years later (2002) - numerous contempt of court and other pleadings are filed by both sides, and a bitter battle between the county and the Nuwaubians over zoning and building permits begins. York and others are named as defendants in the suit, along with 1 to 200 John Does and 1 to 200 Jane Does, representing unnamed Nuwaubians.

(9). May 20, 1999 - Superior Court Judge John Lee

Parrott issues a permanent injunction ordering Rameses to be padlocked and not used, and giv-ing Sills the authority to enter the property dur-ing certain hours to inspect the building. The or-der allows for the Nuwaubians to restore the building to its original permitted state (a 100-by-50-foot metal storage building with limited elec-tricity) or to seek zoning to allow for the night-club.

(10) June 11, 1999 - As the annual Nuwaubian week-

long celebration known as "Savior's Day" - mark-ing York ’s birthday - approaches, Superior Court Judge Hugh V. Wingfield III orders York to appear in court on a contempt motion filed by the county. York does not appear as ordered June 22. Wingfield also orders several buildings on the property to be padlocked by the sheriff.

(11) June 25, 1999 - Savior's Day celebration begins.

Members are barred from entering buildings at the Nuwaubian village but proclaim, "We love the sunshine." Gov. Roy Barnes meets with Sills in Atlanta to discuss the timing of York ’s con-tempt hearing during Savior's Day.

(12) June 29, 1999 - With some 500 Nuwaubians

packed inside and outside the County Court-house and another 200 law enforcement officers waiting at nearby locations, York appears in court for the contempt hearing. Wingfield orders the courtroom emptied of all but the principal parties. After two hours behind closed doors, attorneys for both sides emerge claiming agree-

(13) Sept. 15, 1999 - Civil rights leader Al Sharpton

visits the Nuwaubian village to address a crowd

of about 150 Nuwaubians. Sharpton accuses

county officials of persecuting Nuwaubians be-

cause of York ’s teachings. York makes a rare

appearance before the media and delivers a

speech to the crowd.

(14) Feb. 17, 2000 - The brother of actor Wesley

Snipes confirms plans to purchase more than 200 acres adjoining the Nuwaubian village, where he plans to build a "security guard train-ing facility." A Snipes spokeswoman says the actor has no connection to the Nuwaubians. The county later denies permit requests that would have cleared the way for the sale of the land to Rudy Snipes, the actor’s (Wesley Snipes) brother.

(15) June 15, 2000 - The Putnam County Board of

Registrars begins purging primarily Nuwaubi-ans who the county claims no longer or never did live in the county from its voter rolls during what will become a series of meetings. The Nu-waubians claim discrimination and file a fed-eral lawsuit, threatening to hold up the July 18 primary election. A three-judge panel sides with the county on its procedure for purging the voter rolls, allowing the election to take place. Nearly 200 people were challenged, and dozens of Nuwaubians were removed from the voter rolls.

(16) July 18, 2000 - Despite strong opposition from

Nuwaubians on Election Day, Sills wins 72 per-cent of the vote. Throughout the day, Nuwaubi-ans crowd at intersections in Eatonton encour-aging voters to elect Sills' opposition.

(17) April 27, 2001 - Rainbow/PUSH Coalition

leader Jesse Jackson visits the Nuwaubian village, pledging solidarity with Nuwaubians in ongoing zoning and building dispute. Macon Mayor Jack Ellis is among those attending Jackson ’s speech.

(18) May 4, 2001 - County Commission in a 3-2 vote

fires Dorothy Adams as county attorney, claim-ing the commission wishes to "move in a differ-ent direction," though during her four years as




DR. MALACHI K. YORK’S CASE TIMELINE

(21) May 2, 2002- Federal Government brings down first indictment of 4 counts of transporting accord-ing to 18 U.S.C.§2423 (a), Interstate Transport of Minors for Unlawful Sexual Activity. Counts one and two were from Sullivan County, New York, to Put-nam County , GA , in March 1993 and April 1993. Counts Three and Four allege travel between Putnam County , GA and Orlando , FL in the spring of 1996. Co-defendant in this case is Kathy John-son.

(22)May 8, 2002- The indictment that came down on

May 2 allowed the FBI to receive a warrant for the arrest of Dr. Malachi York and Kathy John-son. They both lived in Athens , GA at the time. The raid consisted of 250-300 Federal agents from all over the country. The raid took place on 476-acre village not owned by either Dr. York or Kathy John-son. The FBI agents with the assistance of the Put-nam County Sheriff Department raided the land with rifles, machine guns, and other weaponry that reflected that in which they use at the time of war. The only people present on the land that day were around 5 males and 40 women and chil-dren. They also raided the home of Dr. York and Kathy Johnson in Athens . They were actually ar-rested in Baldwin County , GA , which is about 20 miles from Putnam County . The evidence that was taken from the property was mostly computers, personal items of those who lived there, and finan-cial documents pertaining to business records. The State participated in the raid yet they had not in-dicted Dr. York or Kathy Johnson on any charges.

(23) May 9, 2002- Arraignment hearing for Rev. Mala

chi Z. York held before Mag. Judge Hicks in Macon , Ga. Original plea of NOT GUILTY was entered on the record.

(19) Feb. 8, 2002 - A non-jury trial before Wing-

field ends 99-CV-1-1. Wingfield gives the Nu-waubians 90 days to provide all necessary information to the county building and zoning office to obtain any building permits still out-standing. York is dismissed from suit as a quit claim deed is filed, giving ownership of the property to nine individuals who, since June 1999, have been the owners of the property.

(20) March 7, 2002 - The Rameses nightclub a "fellowship hall" on permit applications, the Nuwaubians apply for a building permit that will clear the way for the group to begin us-ing the building for the first time since it was padlocked in 1999. The building does not have to be taken back to its original 100-by-50-foot metal storage building status. Sills appeals the issuance of the permit; the ap-peal was scheduled to be heard by the Put-nam County Planning and Zoning Commis-sion the next month.

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(24) May 10, 2002- Putnam county sheriff Howard R. Sills holds a press conference where Rev. Mala-chi York’s presumption of innocence was dis-mantled with the aid of the media when Sheriff Sills maliciously labeled Rev. York "… a serial pedophile".

(25) May 13&14, 2002- Detention hearings held be-fore Mag. Judge Hicks in Macon , Ga. where the court moved to deny bail for Rev. Dr. Malachi York. Reason was both posed a risk to the com-munity and a flight risk. Dr.York has juvenile record but has no Felonies on his record. At this hearing Special Agent Jalane Ward, who inter-viewed all the alleged victims under oath stated that they had no witnesses that said Mr. York had ever transported or caused to be trans-ported anyone. Also his presumption of inno-cence was denied him when the Federal Judge said that if Mr. York would be let out these acts would continue to occur as if he was guilty be-fore being proven.

(26) May 14, 2002- Putnam County Sheriff through a special presentment brought before the grand jury enough evidence, taken from the Federal Government’s raid, for them to bring down a 197-count indictment of child molestation and ag-gravated child molestation. 5 children were taken from the land during the federal raid and were placed in the custody of DFACS because they were named by others cooperating with the state as having been victims of molestation. All five denied any acts of molestation to ever have taken place. They stayed in DFACS custody for 6 months before being released to their guardian other then their parents that lived on the land. The Judge in the juvenile hearing stated that none of the children had been molested or there was not enough evidence to prove any mo-lestation ever occurred. The grand jury indicted Dr. Malachi York, Kathy Johnson, Khadija Mer-ritt, Chandra Lampkin, and Istiyr Cole on acts of child molestation. There were only 13 known al-leged victims. Yet the total counts numbered 197 all which Mr. York was named in.

(28) October 3, 2002: A new bill of indictment was signed nullifying the first indictment and bring-ing on a new one with a total of 208 counts of child molestation. At this time Mr. York had still been in Federal custody at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary during his pre-trial status. He was held in solitary confinement at times and at others housed with 8-10 already convicted fel-ons. He at this time still had not received an arraignment in the state and was being held on the pretences that the Federal case would be tried on November 12, 2002. This indictment added the several counts involving the 5 teen-agers that said no sexual abuse had ever oc-curred between them and the defendants.

(29) Oct. 25, 2002- Federal case was slated to be-gin on November 12, 2002 . All this time all the defendants were still incarcerated and held without bond. Dr. Malachi York was being held in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and Kathy Johnson was being held at Cordele Detention Center . Khadija and Chandra were being held in Putnam County on the state charges. On this date an arraignment hearing was made for the state charges for all defendants. Mr. York was not present at this arraignment hearing it was held for the other co-defendants. Yet while the other co-defendants were in court Mr. York was being moved by the Sheriff of Putnam County, Howard Richard Sills, to Clayton County Sheriff Department bringing him into state custody. Putnam County Sheriff Sills at-tempts to push Rev. Malachi York down the courthouse steps while he is shackled in leg irons. At this time it was publicly made known that the state would try their case first and the Federal Case would be continued in April 2003. Mr. York was never arraigned on the 1st

or 2nd State indictment. He was not given a bond hearing until December, which was only addressed because a motion was filed. Which was denied.





(36) Sept. 9, 2003- Motion granted by Judge Royal to set trial date for Jan.; Trial scheduled for 01/05/2004 .

(37) Oct. 6, 2003- Motion to dismiss for lack of Jurisdic-tion filed on behalf of Rev. Dr. Malachi York by Attor-ney Frank Rubino.

(38) Oct. 24, 2003- Status conference held before Judge Royal in Macon, Ga. ; Rev. Malachi York found com-petent to stand trial; Attorney Rubino requests that plea be withdrawn and that the plea be changed to not guilty; Court finds that guilty plea is withdrawn; defense moves to be heard on venue; the court finds that this case will not be heard in the Middle District of Ga. due to media saturation of the case. Argu-ment by Garland re; requests additional time to pre-pare for trial because of superseding indictment.

(39) Oct. 28, 2003- Order granted in part and denied Ipart; re change of venue for trial; the Court deter-

mines Rev. York couldn’t get a fair trial or impartial trial in the Macon Division of the Middle District of Georgia; but denies defense request for transfer to another venue. Case to be tried in Brunswick Divi-sion of the Southern District of Ga. Signed by Judge C.A. Royal.

(40) Oct. 31, 2003- Order denying motion to Dismiss forlack of Jurisdiction signed by Judge C.A. Royal.

(41) Nov. 11, 2003- Order granting motion to seal Super-seding Indictment signed by Judge C.A. Royal.

(42) Nov. 21, 2003- Federal Grand Jury returns a 3rd in-dictment with alleged violations of Federal Racket-eering statutes aka Federal RICO violations. Indict-ment was ordered sealed by Judge C.A. Royal.

(30) Jan. 23 & 24, 2003- Change of plea hear-ing was held before Judge Lawson in Macon , Ga. where a new 4 count super-seding indictment was returned on Rev Malachi York. & where Rev. Malachi York was coerced by his Attorney Ed Garland to enter into a plea agreement on counts 1, 2, & 3 of the superseding indictment. Preliminary order of the forfeiture signed by Judge Hugh Lawson.

(31) May 27, 2003- Pro-Se presentence filings by Rev. Malachi Z. York.

(32) June 30, 2003- Motion hearing held be-fore Judge Hugh Lawson re: psychiatric psychological exam and motion for change of venue.

(33) July 14, 2003- Order turning over Rev. Dr.

Malachi York to custody of the Attorney General for psychiatric evaluation signed by Judge Hugh Lawson.

(34) July 18, 2003- Order granting the recusal of Judge Hugh Lawson. Case reassigned to Judge C.A. Royal.

(35) Aug. 5, 2003- Status conference held be-fore Judge Royal in Macon, Ga.; court an-ticipates a Nov. term & directs defense counsel to file a motion to continue the case to a Jan. term; discussion re; Rev. Malachi York’s location & status of psy-chiatric evaluation; Rev. York’s counsel requests Rev. Dr. Malachi York to be housed in the Atlanta Penitentiary when

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(43) Dec. 16, 2003- Waiver of personal appearance at arraignment for Rev. Dr. Malachi Z. York and a plea of NOT- GUILTY to the superseding indict-ment were entered on his behalf by defense. Pre-trial conference held before Judge Royal in Macon , Ga. ; discussion of pending motions and the court addresses counsel regarding trial & Judge Royal declares himself...."the gatekeeper" for this case.

(44) Dec. 30 & 31, 2003- Order denying defense coun-sels motions to separate count 3 of these super-seding indictments & to dismiss counts 1 & 2 of the superseding indictment. Order denying defense motion to dismiss the superseding indictment. Pre-trial conference held before Judge Royal in Macon, Ga.; the court finds that the Jury will not be sequestered during the trial except possibly dur-ing deliberations; ruling is reserved on this matter; the court finds that the trial will be open to specta-tors by way of closed circuit T.V.; the court finds that there will be no recording/mechanical devices allowed in the courtroom; US states that there are approximately 12 witnesses that should not be shown on closed circuit T.V.; the court advises counsel that the motions to suppress will be de-nied and that the motions to dismiss shall be de-nied; defense counsel Patrick objects and renews objections; the court addresses members of the gallery re: demonstrations during the trial of this case & passes out case law.

(45) Jan. 2, 2004- Order that the jury in the case will be anonymous and that the trial of this case will be closed to spectators, only properly credentialed members of the press will be allowed in the court-room, no spectators will be allowed in the actual courtroom; alternate site in the courthouse will be available to the public to see the trial by closed circuit T.V.; the court further ordered that the find-ings of fact and conclusions of law in support of this order be filed under seal, signed by Judge C.A. Royal. Order denying motion to dismiss in-dictment count 6 & count 2 Racketeering Act Three signed by Judge Royal.

Jury Trial TimelineJan. 5, 2004- Jury Trial- Day 1

Jan. 6, 2004- Jury Trial- Day 2





Jan. 13, 2004- Jury Trial Day 7




Jan. 19, 2004- Jury Trial- Day 11- Note this trial still continued, on a Federal Holiday. The 3rd

Monday in January honors the civil rights leader Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. birthday.




Jan. 23, 2004- Jury Trial- Day 15- By the end of the three week trial that resulted in an almost “HUNG JURY” when the jury sent a note to judge Royal asking him to relieve an elderly black ju-ror, claiming that the lone juror had a problem with several of the thirteen counts against Dr. York. Another note was sent stating that the lone juror had said: “they are out to get him” ( York ) and that she knew of a case where a person was convicted, but later found innocent. Within one hour, the Jurors were recharged & sent back into deliberation where they returned with a Guilty verdict on counts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 & Not Guilty on counts 8 & 12.



DR. MALACHI K. YORK’S CASE TIMELINE(54) July 28, 2004- 7- Day notice to vacate was issued ordering residents of 404 Shady Dale Road to vacate property or risk eviction by the US Marshal Service & US Justice Dept. announced the Attorney General’s award for Distinguished Service would be given to Ass. US Attorney’s Richard Moultrie & Stephanie Thacker, FBI Special Agents Jalaine Ward & Joan Cro-nier, and Putnam County Sheriff Howard Richard Sills for their coordinated efforts in securing the investiga-tion, prosecution & conviction of Rev. Dr. Malachi Z. York.

(55) Aug. 13, 2004- Motion hearing where defense counsel Marks withdraws Rev. York’s motion for a new trial & Motion for judgment of acquittal filed by Adrian Patrick. Habiybah Washington was called to testify by defense counsel & gave a 2nd recantment. Motion by Rev. York to withdraw Jonathan Marks as Attorney due to ineffective Assistance of Counsel.

(56) Aug. 24, 2004- the 11th circuit court sent notice that the opening brief was due 40 days after August 16th 2004 .

(57) Aug.31, 2004- Judge Royal issued his order on the Pro-Se motion with errors. Judge Royal never cited law, rule or procedure to back his ruling. Judge Royal stated that the defendant was in error by filing Pro-Se motions. This was addressed by Adrian Patrick on Nov.9, 2004.

Oral Arguments to help in Dr. York's reversal of con-viction. The extension was granted and the opening appeal brief was set to be filed on November 12th 2004.

(58) Sept.4, 2004- Lawyer Adrian Patrick was con-tacted after the gross sabotage and ineffective assis-tance of counsel given by Attn. Jonathan Marks at the sentencing, restitution, and new trial hearing on Aug.13, 2004. The Friends of Malachi York was formed and re-hired Mr. Patrick as lead defense coun-sel on behalf of the family and community of Dr. York on September 4th 2004. Mr. Patrick advised Attn Matt Robinson, who at that time was already on record at the 11th circuit appellate court, to file a motion for an extension of time to file the opening appeal brief.

(46) Jan. 30, 2004- Motion by defense for Judg-ment of Acquittal filed for Rev. Malachi York by Adrian Patrick.

(47) Feb. 4, 2004- Motion granted for issuance

of preliminary order of forfeiture signed by Judge C.A. Royal.

(48) Feb. 19, 2004- Motion by defense to stay forfeiture pending appeal.

(49) Mar. 5 & 8, 2004- Notice of claim of owner-ship by YFP & Third party innocent owners along with a motion to dismiss order of forfei-ture filed by attorney for landowners Robert A Ratliff.

(50) Apr. 23, 2004- Sentencing hearing where Rev. Malachi York was given 135- year sen-tence & where prosecution key witness Habi-bah Washington offered the first of 2 recant-ments. Ms. Washington gives a recantment by sworn affidavit.

(51) May 7, 2004- Restitution Order in the amount of $566,066 was granted & signed by Judge C.A. Royal. Notice of Appeal & Motion by Anthony Evans to stay Ancillary Hearing.

(52) June 30, 2004- Forfeiture hearing held be-fore Judge Royal in Macon , Ga.

(53) July 5, 2004- Originally the opening Appeal brief was set to be filed on this date. The attor-neys at this time were Attn Harry Charles, Attn Jonathan Marks, and Attn Matt Robinson. How-ever, the appeal was later held in abeyance (suspended) pending the outcome of the mo-tions for new trial in the District Court. Those issues were resolved on August 13th 2004 at the New Trial Hearing which resulted in the opening brief being due no later than Septem-ber 27th 2004, the 11th circuit court sent notice that the opening brief was due 40 days after August 16th 2004.

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This was in the best interest of Dr. York to allow Mr. Patrick time to construct the major arguments on ap-peal. At that time Mr. Patrick consulted with the Clerk at the 11th circuit who assured him that an extension would not be a problem. During that time, Attn Matt Robinson prepared an opening brief with 9 issues based on information he received and reviewed and sent a drafted copy to Mr. Patrick. This was done out of caution in case the extension of time was not granted. After reviewing the draft prepared by Matt Robinson, it became apparent to Mr. Patrick and Dr. York's family that the appeal must be amended/re-written. Mr. Patrick along with Lawyer Benjamin Davis re-drafted the opening brief adding issues which fo-cused on reversal of the conviction and exoneration.

Mr. Patrick also included and felt it necessary to re-quest Oral Arguments to help in Dr. York's reversal of conviction. The extension was granted and the open-ing appeal brief was set to be filed on November 12th 2004.

(59) Nov. 12, 2004- Opening appellant brief filed by Attorney’s for Rev. Malachi York.

(60) Jan. 18, 2005- Re-filed redacted (censored) open-ing brief as well as the reply to the governments ap-peal brief.

(61) Sept. 14, 2005- Attorneys for Rev. Malachi York will offer oral arguments before the 11th circuit court of appeals in Atlanta , Georgia .

(62) Oct. 27, 2005- The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-peals upheld the 2004 conviction of Rev. Dr. Malachi York that led to a 135-year prison sentence on child molestation and racketeering charges.

(63) Dec. 21, 2005- Rehearing Denied.

(64) June 9, 2005- 476- acre property was sold for $1.1 million to Lawson Lawrence a local Milledgeville devel-oper whom plans to resell the property at a later date.

(65) Sept. 14, 2005- Attorneys for Rev. Malachi York will offer oral arguments before the 11th circuit court of appeals in Atlanta , Georgia .

(66) May 22, 2006- A Petition for a Writ of Cer-tiorari (A decision by the Supreme Court to hear

an appeal from a lower court.) was filed by Attor-ney Robert Bryan on behalf of Rev. Dr. Malachi Z. York

(67). Pending Litigation(A) Judgment for the 2255 Motion

and

(B) Colorado Prisoner Complaint (Medical Trans-fer) Civil Case 1:07-cv-01297-EWN-KLM York v. Federal Bureau of Prisons.

(C) Liberian Repatriation Efforts- Dr. Malachi York has been a Naturalized Citizen of The Re-public of Liberian, West African since Dec. 15th

1999! Prior to his false arrest On May 8th, 2002!!! The INTERNATIONAL COURT and U.S. Govern-ment Authorities have been put on Notice by Li-berian Government that Dr Malachi K. York has Diplomatic Status as well as official Liberian Citizen Status.

NO FREEDOM!

NO JUSTICE!

NO EQUALITY!

SHALL TERMINATE THE POWER OF THE UNJUST!


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