These transcripts are from the court records
in case #05-S-1305-7 State v Beloin
Hillsborough
County Superior Court Northern District
TRANSCRIPTS OF RECORDINGS
OF EXTORTION, CRIMINAL THREATENING AND DEATH THREATS BY KERRY STECKOWYCH,
GOFFSTOWN OFFICIALS AND THEIR AGENT, JOHN JANIGAN.
In the segment titled 12-13-2004
– ÒWorry about somebody shooting you,Ó Defendant and Mr. Janigan,
agent for Prosecutor Steckowych, the State and other Goffstown Officials, are
discussing the illegal evictions, death threats and arson fireÉ...
GB: IÕm wondering if theyÕre sending a signal or (this is) just a
coincidence.
JJ: No. TheyÕreÉ.
GB: Ésending a signal?
JJ: TheyÕre worried now. This (letter) will take that heat off of you
and you wonÕt have to worry about
somebody shooting you some night. ItÕs to your benefit, IÕm
telling you. These guysÉ, we may be a small town but we can think of some small
towns where there are 5 or 8 hundred people and things like this happen where
they shoot them. You got 18,000 here!
GB: Well, Dr. Hieber. He knew everything.
JJ: He knew what was going on and they said we better get rid
of him.
In
the segment titled 12-13-2004
– Police extortion through your landlord, Mr. Janigan, agent for
Prosecutor Steckowych, the State and other Goffstown Officials is dictating the
letter he is extorting from the Defendant.
GB: Do I need to put it to Kerry Steckowych or Gentlemen?
JJ: No. Gentlemen, thatÕs all.
GB: This is my written promise.
JJ: As of above date.
GB: Yeah. Why donÕt you read it to me, as of above date that I
will no longerÉ.
JJ: No, wait a while, IÕm just thinking, how about something to
ahÉ
GB: I will no longer make, instead of saying cause myself. I
will no longer make any written or
verbal statements. Why would you want to put cause myself for? I will no longer
make any verbalÉ.
JJ: Except, IÕm thinking about the past that I want to discount
all that IÕveÉ, anything that I might have said that hurts him. I want him to
realize that I want you to be completely free of hisÉ whatever???
GB: He canÕt do anything to me. I can do
something to him.
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JJ: Oh, they can get at you. He is getting at you now through
your landlord. Next thing they can do is set up all kinds of barriers to watch
for your car coming into Goffstown where they can grab youÉ and when they grab
you, IÕm sorry to have to tell you, they (will) treat you like a criminal.
GB: IÕve done nothing wrongÉso.
JJ: No, they can dream it up that you didnÕt stop when they told
you stopÉ. whatever???
JJ: I know. ThatÕs why IÕm trying to protect you by having him
(Steckowych) stop chasing you
because your
precious body, your precious moments of this life on earth are more important
(than) the few advantages youÕre going to create for other people.
In
the segment titled 12-13-2004
– ÒSend the Goffstown Fire Dept to burn you out.Ó Mr. Janigan,
agent for Prosecutor Steckowych, the State and other Goffstown Officials is
continuing the dictation of the letter he is extorting from me.
GB: For the courtesy of.
JJ: YouÕve got one more sentence to go I think.
GB: OK, for keeping this promise you will do me the courtesy of
delayingÉ.
JJ: The eviction you have given meÉÉÉ..
GB: untilÉÉ..
JJ: Now. WhatÕs the negative part of it? What if you donÕt keep
the promise, we need to get that in.
JJ: and GB:
Inaudable.
JJ: LaughterÉÉ If you break this promise, IÕll have to evict
you immediately. HowÕs that?
GB: (with sound in the
background of the pen striking the hood of the car as GB writes) If you
break if.É.
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JJ: Coma.
GB: Yeah, but, see if I break this promise. This is myÉIf I break that promise.
JJ: Ohh. Good for you. Yeah.
GB: If I break this promise.
JJ: You can, you will evict me. You will.
GB: If I break this promise you willÉ..
JJ: have me evicted immediately.
GB: You willÉ.
JJ: have me evicted immediately. (sound in
the background is of pen striking roof of car)
GB: Alright. That willÉ
JJ: It sounds as if after that you might
start talking against him thatÕs the only mistake we made.
We are tying this to the eviction which is only a few months away. UhÉ howeverÉletÕs
stick to this. HoweverÉ.. uhÉ..I guarantee that the promise will lastÉ..
forever or something like that. However. See, that takes it away from the
eviction period.
GB: For keeping this promise.
JJ: Yeah.
GB: How about doing this. For keeping this
promiseÉ.yeah I think it says it in there. For
keeping this promise you will do me the courtesy of delaying the eviction
notice you have given me until early spring 2005. I thinkÉ..
JJ: But if you donÕt keep the promise, you will have me evicted
immediately.
GB: For keeping this promise. WellÉ. see thereÉ see thereÉI
donÕt think you need to put that in there because for keeping thisÉ. IÕm
basically letting Steckowych off the hook for you giving me about 6 months
rent, or 3 months. 3 months rent.
JJ: Yeah, but heÕs gonna wonder what are you going to do after
that, start jumping on
me again.
What makesÉ. GB: Yeah but. This is my
promise. What...what about this. This is my written promise as of the above
date that I will no longer make any verbal or written attacks as I have done in
the past on the character and ability of Kerry SteckowychÉ.uhÉ. for how long of
a period. ForÉ..until the statute of limitations expires! LaughterÉ..
JJ: Yeah. ThatÕs a good point. We can put it
up here!
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In
the segment titled 12-13-2004
– ÒBombs with gas in itÓ, Mr. Janigan, agent for Prosecutor
Steckowych, the State and other Goffstown Officials is describing how Òthese
guysÓ go about poisoning whistleblowers.
Mr. Janigan, in another conversation
goes on to describe how ÒThey use the emergency rooms of local hospitals to
finish off the target after they sicken them. They are sickened at a time that
their emergency room Doctor is on duty. When the target arrives by ambulance,
they finish off the target by administering a shot of potassium salt that stops
the heart and leaves no trace. So instead of having the standard murder
investigation of a person dying unexpectedly and mysteriously in their homes,
they have a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the hospital where lawyers
reap the benefits of the litigation.Ó
In the segment titled 03-14-2005
– Meeting with John Janigan to discuss eviction – 9:58am. Mr.
Janigan, agent for Prosecutor Steckowych, is in effect saying that a
contract hit is now out on the Defendant by Prosecutor Steckowych, an agent
for the State and other Goffstown Officials, for reneging on the promises made
in the letter
extorted out of the Defendant on 12-13-2004.
GB: Your saying that uhÉthat uhÉ.. your being used by the
Zoning Board. You want what you want and they know and they are using you to
abuse me. And thatÕs extortion John. And uhÉyou know.
JJ: WhatÉwhat do you mean by the Zoning Board? I donÕt follow.
GB: Well, you told me that the reason why youÕre putting the
pressure on me is because they wonÕt give you your easements and your ah,
zoning variances in order to get your property developed.
JJ: Oh no thatÕs somebody else. If the buyers, uh, go ahead you
know, then they do those things. But
my point is you had written you werenÕt going to go after Kerry anymore. Now, I understand you have?
GB: But you extorted that letter out of me and I have just had
a change of heart. So now youÕre going to evict me?? You know. I donÕt know.
JJ: Is it worth what youÕre doing first? Have asked
yourself that question?
JJ: At the expense of your own future and your own company and
so forth. I donÕt understand.
GB: Well,É.. IÕm doing the right thing. ItÕs not always easy
doing the right thing.
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In this recording titled 2006-06-09
- Motion to dismiss with prejudice - ÒGrantedÓ Judge James Barry Jr. dismisses the case against
Gerard Beloin with prejudice. This means that it can never be reinstated.
The Court: Good morning. Why donÕt you set up.
Ms. Werme: Good morning. I guess the first order of business
is move to dismiss because I donÕt think attorney....thereÕs an attorney from
the State Attorney or Merrimack County Attorney. With prejudice.
The
Court: Pardon me?
Ms. Werme: With
prejudice.
The Court: YouÕve withdrawn this morning and I granted --
Ms. Werme: IÕm sorry?
The Court: You
withdrew.
Ms. Werme: Actually, your Honor, you told me to file a motion to withdraw.
The Court: And I granted it.
Ms.
Werme: I donÕt know that itÕs been
granted. There are two motions to withdraw, but I canÕt appear -- I canÕt walk
out until I know itÕs been granted, and I canÕt, um.
The
Court: It has been granted, but IÕll allow
you to remain until the decision on your motion to dismiss.
Ms.
Werme: ThatÕs fine, your Honor. I donÕt--
I think we were talking about the new rules on the limited appearances, and my
client --
The Court: I donÕt believe they take effect until July 1st, do
they?
Ms.
Werme: Oh, okay. Well, if they donÕt take
effect until July 1st then I wonÕt worry about it.
The
Court: But I may be wrong. (Pause)
The
Clerk: Your Honor, did you want me to see
if Attorney Robinson
The
Court: What?
The Clerk: I wanted to make sure that the notice was sent to Attorney --
The
Court: All right.
The
Clerk: Excuse me, todayÕs hearing. John
Weld. Do you want me to make a call, or not?
Ms. Werme: Thank you.
With prejudice?
The Court: Granted
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GB: Thank you, your Honor.
(Whereupon,
the proceedings were concluded.)
In
this recording titled 05-04-2007
- Falsifying court records, Judge James Barry Jr. denies ever dismissing the
charges against Gerard Beloin Òwith prejudiceÓ.
GB: And ah you already dismissed the case
once with prejudice.
Judge
Barry: I did not dismiss
it with prejudice.
GB: According to the court records yes. So
IÕm putting in there falsification of court records. Whether you falsified them
or not, you signed the paperwork. It was dismissed with prejudice. I have the
recording and I have the transcripts. ItÕs very clear.
In
this recording titled 05-04-2007
- Admission of Default, the State admits to defaulting for the 8th
time.
Prosecutor
Ouellet: Your Honor,
while Mr. Beloin is is looking up his information on the computer I would just
point out for the record that Superior court rule 58 does not provide for the
motion to which no objection is filed within 10 days may be magisterially
granted requires that a trial judge decide whether or not to grant the motion
only after having considered the law and pleadings before the court. And thatÕs
pursuant to the ruling and again the Spenstra 130 NH 411 1988.
GB: Your Honor she just admitted that she
defaulted. She is just asking you to grant her one more default. This is the 8th
time.
In
this recording titled 05-04-2007
– ÒIÕm not going to listen to the recordings,Ó Judge James Barry
Jr. refuses to listen to the recordings and then, at a later date, orders that
I be psychologically evaluated for presenting these recordings and a copy of
these transcripts as evidence in my motions to dismiss.
GB:
Let them bring it on.
They are not going to win this in front of a jury. All this is, is harassment.
Judge
Barry: Alright. Are we
finished with the motion to dismiss?
GB: Well I would like to play the
recordings.
Judge
Barry: IÕm not going to
listen to the recordings!
In this recording titled Informant
#4 - ÒHeÕs talking about chumming peopleÓ these recordings are of how Òthese guysÓ, agents for the
state, take care of whistle-blowers by dismembering them, cutting them up into
little pieces and then feeding them to the fish in the Atlantic Ocean. This
recording was made sometime between December 2004 and November 2008. The exact
date is known but not being disclosed at this time.
This
specific recording describes how members of organized crime, masquerading as
law enforcement officers and politicians, have put together an organization
by which they dispose of people who dare to exercise their 1st
amendment rights by speaking out against corrupt law enforcement officers and
corrupt politicians. ÒMaking people disappear like Jimmy Hoffa.Ó They
are acting as if this has never happened before and can never happen here in
NH.
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The State and Judge Barry
have been in possession of this recording and numerous others for several
months. No one in authority has questioned the authenticity of these recordings.
Despite
repeated requests by two of our NH State Representatives for the NH Attorney
Generals Office to investigate, no one from the State has ever requested an
interview with me to try to verify the veracity of these gruesome allegations.
Instead, Judge James Barry Jr. has ordered my competency to be evaluated. His
insinuation is that IÕm making this up. If I were making this up I would be
guilty of multiple felonies and would be facing life in prison. If I am
making it up as Judge Barry is insinuating, why donÕt they pursue those charges
against me??
Informant: "He's talking about he's got a buddy out in
the f***in boat in Gloucester. He's got a big 100 ft. f***ing fishing boat.
He's talking about chumming people. He don't give a f**k. He's just the guy to do it man. I know
his family. They're all crazy and they want a shot at whatever is going on
so."
GB: "Why did he run in the first place?"
Informant: "He knows. Something happened. He knows
something. And. Basically he's being threatened."
GB: "Threatened to kill him."
Informant:
"He went somewhere to Jersey, I guess, to see some family members. He
said, I guess they're politicians and they're, they're Italian. They basically
said. Somebody bothers you, we have people that take care of that."
GB: "They're politicians??"
Informant: "Go back home. Go back home. You let us know
what happens. Spread the word thatÓ ÉÉÉÉÉÉÉÉ..
Informant:
Goes on to name politicians