Law enforcement cover up of the death of a 51 year old
Naval Reserve Judge Advocate General is apparent from the documents of public
record and NEWS media publications provided in this summary.
Gross inconsistencies between public record, the local NEWS
media and correspondence from the San Diego Police Department make apparent
that the real cause and place of the
Local law enforcement has not resolved these
inconsistencies that become obvious by review of the available public
documents.
Inconsistencies:
The driver of the vehicle that
fatally struck Martin was not charged in the accident by SDPD, avoiding
superior court visibility and decision.
3 newspapers and a local evening
NEWS broadcast all specified Martin was killed at a location different than the
Certificate of Death specifies. Film clips of this same different location were
broadcast on the NEWS the following evening, February 9.
The North County Times states the
intersection where Martin was allegedly killed was closed until after
A letter from the SDPD accident
investigator’s commanding officer (attached) states that it’s unknown why the
NEWS media specifies a different location when the NEWS media quotes the SDPD
accident investigator several times when providing details.
The U.S. Social Security Death
Index confirms Martin’s death. I also visited the cemetery where Martin is
buried and confirmed his final resting place; immediately adjacent to his
parents.
Information
provided in this document supports the following issues:
A Vehicular Manslaughter scenario was used to cover up the real cause
of the death of Martin Cassell and is related to law
enforcement and research investigator subcontract activities.
Local and federal law enforcement
in San Diego are capitalizing on grant funding opportunities with research
“private” investigators, and are misrepresenting facts on public record and to
the NEWS media.
Grant recipients SAIC and UCSD are
benefiting from unlawful/illegal activities of subcontracted research
investigators.
$800 million a year in National
Institute of Health grants to
Law enforcement corruption in
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M. Miller
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Second generation
now
living in
former
Systems Administrator, Scripps Clinic
Information Services Manager,
Member of Technical Staff,
From: The North County Times –
February 9, 2001
Credit
union boss mourned by employees
YVETTE URREA
Staff Writer
SCRIPPS RANCH ---- As traffic
detectives Friday investigated possible leads in the hit-and-run death of a
local credit union president, co-workers remembered him as a wonderful
supervisor and friend.
Martin Paul Cassell, 51, died Thursday when he was struck
by a car as he walked to a delicatessen with John Hinman, a colleague at USA
Federal Credit Union. The two men were in the 10900 block of
The
driver of a beige car turned suddenly into a driveway in front of a Camaro,
causing the Camaro's driver to swerve onto the sidewalk and strike Cassell,
said McNeill. The Camaro's driver was not at fault, but police want to question
the other driver, he said. …
Cassell is survived by his wife Sue Cassell and 11-year-old
son Dan of Tierrasanta.
Prior to working for the credit union, Cassell served in
the U.S. Navy and as a Navy lawyer in the Judge Advocate General's Corps. Later,
he went into private practice and became a partner with the law firm, Hinchy,
Witte, Wood, Anderson and Hodges.
In 1981, Cassell joined the board of directors of the San
Diego Navy Federal Credit Union as the credit union was called at that time, said
Laing. He was elected chairman of the board in 1987 and served until 1995, when
he was hired as the vice president of administrative and legal services. He was
chosen as president in March 2000, said Laing. …
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http://www.nctimes.net/news/2001/20010209/index.html
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http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2001/02/15/export3235.txt
From: San Diego Metropolitan Uptown Examiner & Daily
Business Report - July 2000
Martin P. "Marty" Cassell was appointed president of USA
Federal Credit Union, where he has been acting president since March 1999.
Formerly a partner with the
From:
Bank CEO
killed in hit-and-run crash
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SCRIPPS RANCH ---- The
chief executive officer of the San Diego-based USA Credit Union was killed by a
hit-and-run driver Thursday as he walked on the sidewalk with a co-worker,
police said.
Martin
Paul Cassell, 51, was struck by a car around
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San
Diego Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the
arrest of the hit-and-run driver. People can remain anonymous and call (619)
235-TIPS.
Witnesses
told police a light tan or beige sedan was driving erratically as it headed southbound[1]
on
The
Camaro's driver took evasive action to avoid the vehicle, but ran onto the
sidewalk and struck Cassell, he said. Cassell died at the scene.
The
driver of the beige car never stopped, he said. Police searched the area for
the vehicle, but did not find it, McNeill said.
The
Camaro's driver was not cited and is
not at fault, McNeil said.
Traffic investigators closed the street
off at
Crisis
counselor volunteers were sent to the area to help coworkers and witnesses,
Robinson said.
The credit union was closed early due to
the emergency according to a recorded message[3].
Cassell,
a Tierrasanta resident, is survived by his wife Sue, said a medical examiner's
investigator.
Anyone
with information on the suspect is asked to contact the
Contact staff writer Yvette Urrea at (760)
901-4076 or yurrea@nctimes.com.