IN THE NAME AND BY AUTHORITY OF
THE STATE OF TEXAS:
I, Randall Kelton, hereinafter referred to as "Complaint," under penalty of perjury, do state that I have personal knowledge I have good reason to believe and do believe based upon the following information:
In a phone conversation with Beckworth on the 26th day of March 2009, Beckworth told Complainant that the foreman was sending the complaints, Complainant had left with Evans. Beckworth told Complaint that the foreman of the grand jury refused to investigate into the allegations. Beckworth said that the foreman of the grand jury told him, apparently to t tell Complainant, “You need to file the complaints with a policing agency so they can investigate the claims.”
Complainant asked Beckworth, “Who told the foreman that?”
Without answering, Beckworth went on to say that, Complainant could not waste the grand jury’s time with frivolous complaints. Complainant assured Beckworth that the complaints Complainant filed were not frivolous and again insisted to know who told the grand jury that it could only hear complaints investigated by a policing agency and not from a private citizen or a representative of broadcast media. Without answering Complainant’s question Beckworth ended the phone conversation.
It is unreasonable to consider that the foreman of the grand jury would come to a conclusion that, on the face of it, is in direct contravention to the requirement of TxCCP Article 20.09 (supra). The only reasonable conclusion is that Beckworth gave legal advice to the foreman concerning the propriety of receiving notice from “some credible person.”
If Beckworth did so counsel the foreman of the grand jury to take an action that is in contravention to standing law, that rings of a criminal conspiracy between the foreman and Beckworth to deny Complainant in Complainant’s right to the equal protections of the laws.
It is unreasonable to consider that the foreman of the grand jury, not being learned counsel, could be construed to have acted with a culpable mental state, but rather, acted in good faith reliance on someone the foreman had reason to believe was competent authority. Beckworth, however, acted with an evil mind toward a bad purpose by conspiring with the foreman toward a criminal conspiracy to secret Complainant’s allegations from the body of the grand jury. (see Criminal Affidavit Section M attached)
Threfore, I charge that heretofore, and before the making and filing of this complaint, on or before the 26th day of November 2011, in Cherokee County and State of Texas, Elmer Beckworth, did then and there unlawfully and willfully give false counsel to the foreman of the grand jury, in an act of Tampering With A Witness as defined by Section 36.05 Texas Penal Code.
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Randall Kelton
113 S. Allen St.
Boyd, Tx 76023
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