The Fall of Trust of the

St. Croix judiciary System

State Vs. Kali Bookey

Case # 2016CF000322

The alleged egregious acts of 14 year old  Kali Bookey have been extensively covered by mainstream media 

and social media outlets. 

And we as part of the community extend our hearts and prayers to the victim of this shocking and unthinkable event.

Will the victim of this crime make a full and complete recovery? We most certainly hope so.

We understand the communities desire and need to protect the community from such 

egregious conduct.

We further understand that part of the District Attorney’s office mission is to protect the community, and should act legally and responsibly to achieve this goal.

But due to negligence and mismanagement in the St. Croix District Attorney's office, another "victim" may be appearing in this case.

This "victim" is the defendant Kali Bookey, a victim of complicity between the St. Croix District Attorney's office and Judge Eric Lundell of the St.Croix County Circuit Court System. 

The St. Croix District Attorney's office has wrongly charged Ms. Bookey with homicide when no death occurred in the commission of her alleged crime.

Further Judge Eric Lundell failed to properly vet the complaint forwarded by the District Attorney's office during hearings.

The charge of homicide indicates somebody died, not merely insinuating a death. 

 Why has A.D.A. Alexis Mckinley brought forth charges that she cannot 

prove in court?

For the District Attorney’s office to bring forth charges against a defendant that it cannot prove in court is negligent, unethical, malicious and further lacks candor towards the tribunal.

Now don't get the idea we are condoning Ms. Bookey acts, as we are not. 
Ms. Bookey appears to have some serious issues, but she may grow out of her issues as her brain continues to develope as she ages. 

But what are the excuses of the adults in the D.A.'s office committing the wrongful and negligent act of mischarging?

District Attorney Eric Johnson has over 30 years experience as District Attorney
and Deputy District Attorney Michael Nieskes also has extensive experience.

Is this a pattern and practice of negligence and abuse of power by the St. Croix District Attorney's office that has now come to light?

This case is barely out of arraignment and there are already many legal issues of errors, acts, omissions, negligence and complicity committed by the District Attorney’s office. 

But why has the media neglected to illuminate these apparent failings of the 

St Croix District Attorney’s office?

And why has the media failed to report the apparent acts of complicity by Judge Eric Lundell of the St. Croix County Circuit Court ?

We currently don't know the answers to these questions.

We are only laymen at St. Croix County Corruption, with no formal legal training, but we will make inquiries.

 But we do have lots of experience exposing wrongful acts by government employees and we know how to publish those acts.

Kali Bookey, a minor in St. Croix County has been wrongly charged by the St. Croix District Attorney’s office with Wisconsin Statute 940.01(1)(a).

Wisconsin Statute 940.01(1)(a) reads:

940.01  First-degree intentional homicide

(1) offenses

(a) Except as provided is sub. (2), whoever causes the death of another human being with intent to kill that person or another is guilty of a Class A felony.

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The problem with this case for the D.A.'s office is that there is no death associated with 

St. Croix case # 16CF322. 

That’s right !

No cadaver ! No corpse !  

No dead body!

NILL - Nada -  Zip - Zapata

That means the District Attorney’s office knowingly filed a complaint that it knows it cannot prove in court.

To exacerbate the wrongful acts of District Attorney’s Eric Johnson’s and Deputy District Attorney Michael Nieskes ‘s apparent mismanagement of this case, 

Judge Eric Lundell failed to properly vet, question and scrutinize the false charges.

Are we to believe that Judge Eric Lundell is so removed from reality that he is the only person in St. Croix County that is unaware that no death occurred in this case?

When we talk about judicial systems that is corrupt to the core, the St. Croix County Judiciary system appears to be in need for a major cleansing. 

We deplore the management style of deception by District Attorney Eric Johnson and Deputy District Attorney Michael Nieskes.

       "Anybody but Nieskes"

                                   "the Un campaign "

The D. A.'s office has already mismanaged this case by wrongly charging Ms. Bookey of a crime it cannot prove.

 The negligent act of charging the defendant with a crime 

they knowingly cannot prove 

in an honest court is both immoral and unethical. 

Judge Eric Lundell appeared to act complicit with the D.A.'s office and failed to ascertain probable cause that a death occurred. 

Where's the beef body ?

But Hey,

 who said Judge Eric Lundell runs an 
honest court?