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Christian Oberender, Convicted Killer, Gets Gun Permit And Buys Arsenal Of Weapons

habariganiamerica — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 12:26:47 +0000

He was arrested on Jan. 2 for being a prohibited person in possession of firearms, according to the Herald-Journal. As investigators looked into Oberender’s case, they realized the convicted criminal was allowed to get a gun permit without raising any red flags because the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) didn’t have a fingerprint card from his 1995 murder and there was no case disposition. Carver County Chief Deputy Jason Kamerud told the Herald-Journal that “any purchasing of guns by him was never legal but it was possible because the disqualifiers weren’t in place.”

via Christian Oberender, Convicted Killer, Gets Gun Permit And Buys Arsenal Of Weapons.

Murderous ‘monster’ acquires an arsenal (startribune.com)
Convicted Mentally Ill Killer Buys Arsenal Of Weapons With Gun Permit (huffingtonpost.com)
Murderous ‘monster’ acquires an arsenal (democraticunderground.com)
Anoka County Gun Permit Numbers Soar (minnesota.cbslocal.com)
Gunners- Tell Us Again How Existing Gun Laws are Sufficient (zwingliusredivivus.wordpress.com)
Gun Control (grace-gardener.org)
MLK, His Guns, His Dream, Our Movement (meetup.com)
MLK’s Arsenal & The Racist Roots of Gun Control in the U.S. (redpillreport.net)
Police.us.org Reveals Police Records Are a Top Reason for Gun License Rejection (prweb.com)

Lawless America Visits Carver County Courthouse

ncpp — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 15:42:26 +0000

Bill Windsor, producer of Lawless America-The Movie has been in Minnesota for an extended sta

Special Order From Judge Perkins For Caroline Rice

ncpp — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:13:50 +0000

Caroline Rice has retained a lawyer from Meshbesher & Spence in Minneapolis, MN. Caroline`s atto

December 15th: No Representation, No Evidence, No Witnesses Allowed?

Family Court in America — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 14:33:47 +0000

by Julia Fletcher

Let’s give the judge in this case the benefit of the doubt.

Is he saying “all evidence of child abuse neglect or misconduct” will not be allowed at this trial as stated in his order?

If you look at the memorandum following his order, you can see a clarification that “unsubstantiated allegations” are not allowed as evidence.

Okay. That’s reasonable. But why would any judge need to clarify, with an order, that “unsubstantiated allegations” are not admissible evidence? Isn’t that what objections are for? If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s this:

The cottage industry that some have built around our family courts is one industry we won’t miss.

See Carver County Corruption for more information about this case.

Caroline Rice on Trial Today for "Aiding and Abetting"

Family Court in America — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:46:13 +0000

by Julia Fletcher

Does anyone know of any good investigative reporters who might be willing and able to look into this case and publish what they find?

Please share this with friends in and around Minnesota today. Thank you.

This is from Carver County Corruption:

“Wednesday, December 14th Caroline Rice is on trial for aiding and abetting a minor, A. Rice, her 13 year old daughter. There is a 45 minute DVD of Carole Cole (unlicensed CPS worker) interrogating and badgering …A. Rice into making false claims about her mother and why she ran away – of which A. Rice (who is used to the abuse from Carver County) never allowed Carole Cole to force her into any such false claims.

This DVD exonerates Caroline Rice of all charges. Judge Richard Perkins berated Caroline Rice for entering the DVD into evidence.

Perkins also appointed a public defender, Steve Walburg. Perkins stated on the record that he wanted to `speak` to Steve Walburg personally before he represents Caroline Rice. Steve Walburg has not been representing his client at all, Steve Walburg is only there to represent the courts, he has made that very obvious in emails and treatment of Caroline Rice.

This is typical in these rigged cases.Carver County court held Caroline Rice for 53 days because her daughter ran away and desperately wanted to find and see her own mother. Bail for Caroline Rice was set at $15,000 – this is an insane amount for the charge she was being held on.

Bail was paid by a kind older man wanting to help Caroline and her kids. When the man stood in court and offered to bail Caroline out of jail the courts tried talking him out of it right in the courtroom, calling Caroline a `criminal` and asking why he wanted to help. The man refused to be talked out of the decision and insisted on bailing Caroline out. The county made it near impossible for the man to make her bail, upping her bail $700 and taking 8 hours to process the payment and release Caroline. This kind man will lose his savings if the courts refuse to drop the charges, as they should be dropped.

A. Rice and her brother (two youngest Rice children) are still living with their father. Caroline has not had contact with the two kids in over three years – other than when A. Rice ran to her mother last year.

Trial Wed, December 14th, 2011 at 8:30 am. We will keep you updated as to what Judge Perkins does and rules during the proceedings. Legally, all charges should be dropped against Caroline Rice. But we know this Judge does not abide by law – in any way shape or form.”

Banken vs. Banken Christmas Eve 2011

ncpp — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 04:17:43 +0000

VIDEO: 3:56 Banken v. Banken/Carver County Minnesota September 2009 – May 2011 All images shown were

"We Asked Dr. Newberger, 'On a Scale of One to Ten..."

Family Court in America — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 16:42:47 +0000

MN Republicans Literally Auctioning Off GOP Congressmen And State Lawmakers To Highest Bidder

kstreet607 — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 11:54:16 +0000

So much for town halls and giving people free access to their representatives. These days, it seems that government access is only available to the rich and corporations.

The constant Tea Party cry for liberty seems rather fake now…

Think Progress

A Republican committee in Minnesota has been caught creating an eBay-style auction site to sell access with politicians, including top lawmakers like Rep. John Kline (R-MN) and Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-MN), as well as State House Speaker Kurt Zellers (R-MN). With bidding starting at $250, the committee offered opportunities to “get up close and personal” with each lawmaker. The announcement for the auction was reportedly sent to area lobbyists.

Yesterday, the progressive group Common Cause called out the Carver County Republican Party, the committee sponsoring the fundraising effort, for crossing the “line on what is acceptable behavior for some of the most powerful members of the Minnesota legislature and U.S. Congress.” The GOP committee quickly deleted its website, but not before Common Cause took a screenshot:

“It’s time we take the ‘for sale’ sign off our government, so that it works for working and middle class Minnesotans,” said Mike Dean, Common Cause’s Minnesota director.

MN GOP upset over Gov’s intention to set up health insurance exchange (medcitynews.com)
Happy Birthday America….MN GOP being UnAmerican? (doestruthhurt.wordpress.com)
‘He’s Gone’: New Hampshire Senator, Congressmen Support Removing Tea Party-Affiliated State Chairman (huffingtonpost.com)
The GOP Nonsense Debate (horsesass.org)
This is not an auction (brickcity.wordpress.com)
GOP Lawmaker Says ‘I’m Not Gay’ After Sex Scandal Comes To Light (huffingtonpost.com)

Judge Perkins Tries to Squelch Mother`s Blog

ncpp — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 01:45:21 +0000

Judge Perkins issued and order on August 5th, 2011 ordering mother to immediately remove this blog a

CCC Blog over 19,000 hits in one month... Found: another mother abused by Carver County family court...

ncpp — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 04:30:18 +0000

Another Carver County, MN victim/mother found… Judge Janet L. Cain of Carver County Court

Jeanette Ruth Mitchell - signature from 1999, Jeanette Leone Mitchell - signature from 2011

ncpp — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 11:35:29 +0000

Obtained letter on right from Banken Mother. Letter on the left from Board of Nursing, MN. Jeanette

You Always Stand for the Truth

Family Court in America — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 15:58:19 +0000

WHERE'S THE FBI?

Family Court in America — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 14:51:24 +0000

An excerpt from opentopossibility.blogspot.com:

“My mom, Caroline Marie Rice, was arrested on Monday. This was the third time she had been arrested.

Click on photo above for MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER REMANDING CASE

I watched the arrest, trying to hold back my tears. I failed, but I stopped crying sooner than the last time she was arrested. It was probably because I saw her being arrested this time.

She was calm, like it was something that happened regularly. She told me she could be calm, because she knows she has done nothing wrong.

I was not calm, because in Carver County I have not seen any justice for my family…”

A Mother's Love

mamaliberty — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 13:24:01 +0000

The following you about to read is heart wrenching as the adult daughter of Caroline Halonen-Rice ,who was jailed this week by the corrupt system that failed her and her children, tells the tale of abuse, control and a childs neverending love for their Mother. It is our continued hope that ALL that read of the corruption, collusion and cronyism that exists in the family court system be exposed to the fullest extent.

Please watch the video at the link at the bottom!

My mom, Caroline Marie Rice, was arrested on Monday. This was the third time she had been arrested. I watched the arrest, trying to hold back my tears. I failed, but I stopped crying sooner than the last time she was arrested. It was probably because I saw her being arrested this time. She was calm, like it was something that happened regularly. She told me she could be calm, because she knows she has done nothing wrong. I was not calm, because in Carver County I have not seen any justice for my family.
Prior to her arrest, my mom and I were moving from place to place, running from the people who were supposed to protect us. We were running from the cops and social workers, because an attorney my mom tried to retain advised her to run if she was required to see a psychologist selected by the petitioner’s side (Brent Rice, my biological father, is the petitioner on the order for protection). The attorney said she represented two other women who were perfectly normal who were sent to a mental institute, because of the psychologist’s recommendations. The attorney said that those women are still there today. My mom already had three normal psychological evaluations when the court asked her to do another one, this time with a special psychologist. When my mom was informed of this requirement, we ran.
My name is Lauren Elizabeth Rice. I am the nineteen-year-old daughter of Caroline. I am the second oldest of five children. In order from oldest to youngest; Kristina Marie (22), me, Brent Thomas (18), Jayson Douglas (15), and Annelise Claire (13). I attended Holy Family Catholic High School and went on to run division one cross-country and track at North Dakota State University and then at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I withdrew from school (leaving behind my scholarship, my friends, and some of my eligibility as a college athlete) when my little sister (Annelise Claire) ran away from my abusive father (Brent Rice). I wanted to be with her and my mother, if it meant going to a different country, it would be worth it. With an order for protection in place that was supposed to keep my mother from contacting my sister, we headed to Canada with hopes of receiving refugee status. Because of the immense stress, our plan was not well thought out. In order to receive refugee status we would have been separated during the court proceedings. They recommended that we go to another country during the court proceedings so that we could stay together. When we were re-entering the US, my mom was arrested, for the second time. We learned later that there weren’t any warrants at the time of her arrest, so whoever put handcuffs on her should be in trouble. It wasn’t until she had been in jail for several days that warrants were produced. Her charges were for deprivation of parental rights, for failing to appear in court, and for violating the order for protection.

My mom was in jail for twenty-three days in Port Huron, Michigan. She was treated horribly and has not yet explained to me all of the details, because it is still a sensitive topic for her. My mom was held in a special cell for six days, which is used to observe the new inmates. Generally, people are held in this type of cell for a maximum of seventy-two hours. In that cell the lights were on twenty-four seven and everyone could see her as they walked in and out of the jail. The entire time she was in Port Huron jail, she watched other inmates withdrawing from drugs and listened to cops screaming all hours of the day.
The first time she was arrested, I was not with her, so I do not know so many of the details. I do know that she was in the driveway of the place she was living, about to head out for a run. Two unmarked police cars pulled up, nearly hitting her to keep her from running. Detective Patrick Barry was one of the men who arrested her. Neither of the men who were there to arrest her wore a uniform.

The first time she was arrested and bailed out, we fled. The second time she was arrested and bailed out, we fled again. So, the high bail is no surprise to my mom or me. I guess this is when we stop running.

While my mom and I were running from the corrupt orders of the court and the shady policemen enforcing them, my three younger siblings were living with my dad and going downhill.

Jayson, who is fifteen, broke his arm on two separate occasions. The first time, he was skiing. He knew it hurt badly enough to be broken so he called my father, who picked him up and brought him home. He told my brother that his friend is a doctor and that his friend would look at his arm. His friend looked at Jayson’s arm and told him that it wasn’t broken. Three weeks later, when my brother was still in pain, he went to the doctor who said his arm was broken. This same brother broke his hand again by punching a wall in the dugout when he struck out during a baseball game. Before the divorce, I had seen Jayson upset, but never violent.

My youngest sister had many issues while living with my dad. The issue that stands out the most in my mind is when she needed an emergency root canal and my dad refused to bring her to the dentist. So did the social worker. Annelise had a sinus infection, a headache, and was extremely dizzy. All of those symptoms are signs of a serious infection getting close to the brain. My older sister pleaded with my dad to bring Annelise to the dentist and when he refused, my sister met my mom and brought my younger sister to the dentist herself. My older sister, Kristina, became too nervous to drive. So my mom began driving with the cops and social workers following them to the dentist. They were rushed inside and the endodontist did an emergency procedure. He explained to the social worker that Annelise could not be brought back to school no matter what the court order said. This was an emergency. He locked the door and allowed my mom to hold Annelise’s hand during the entire procedure. That contact between my mom and Annelise violated the court order and may have saved her life. http://opentopossibility.blogspot.com/

VIDEO:http://www.mincava.umn.edu/documents/digitalstories/Caroline.mov