Archangels
of Justice
May 22, 2014
Governor
Rick Scott
State
of Florida
The
Capitol
400
S. Monroe Street
Tallahassee,
Florida 32399-0001
Dear
Governor Scott,
On December 29, 2013, we sent you a letter
requesting an “…immediate investigation into the alleged criminal conduct of
Lieutenant (now Captain) Michael Ewing and the ensuing cover-up by officials of
the Martin County Sheriff’s Office and others.”
In late April, 2014, we accidently learned that
pursuant to our request for a change in prosecutor you assigned Palm Beach
County State Attorney David A. Aronberg. That was to review and prosecute the
matter “…to avoid a conflict of interest or any appearance of impropriety…”
similar to the conflict regarding State Attorney Bruce Colton. Mr. Colton is a friend of MCSO Sheriff Snyder
who should be considered a main suspect in the matter. One day after we published your change of
State Attorney his investigators began to contact our witnesses. How convenient.
We immediately informed you of the connections
between Mr. Aronberg and Sheriff Snyder and requested still another prosecutor
be assigned in the interest of honesty and integrity but to date Aronberg continues
to remain on the case. That in itself
appears to be another conflict of interest and gives an appearance or stink if
you will of impropriety. Why would you put Aronberg in the position of
receiving a professional complaint and why would you open him and yourself up
to more public criticism? Is maintaining the cover-up worth it? While your cronies will probably do nothing
to you or Aronberg for the conflict of interest or cover-up the voters will
have the final say. We believe that
assigning a new State Attorney, with no connection to the parties involved, is
necessary to preserve the integrity of the State of Florida. Please do so immediately.
Thank you very much.
Salvatore E. Rastrelli Ira
B. Robins
Cc: David A. Aronberg
3110
South East Slater Street
772-215-1162
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QUESTIONS: Why would Aronberg want to expose himself to a professional complaint? Does he know that the process against attorneys is rigged? That nothing will happen to him for an obvious conflict of interest? What about the Governor? Is he willing to sacrifice Aronberg's reputation for his own personal gain? Or expose himself to unnecessary criticism? Let the voters decide!
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