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6/15 20 mon 5:26 am been doing much research puzzling out raisin d’etre Ron O’Neil Daigle jr modus operandi plein air plain speak wtf did he murder Morgan better yet hymn how firm a foundation led to Uber kill or since I made it my business to get original responding police report including I observed what appeared to be brain matter on pillow also copy final pathology report from autopsy conducted by Bergen County medical examiner a pathologist ie md specialist pathology first of all he tippy toed down long flight of stairs his sister and boyfriend yappy puppy no barking then he stole the pry bar from her car which of course was in her name a very close blood relative co signed loan next he quietly sneaked or is snuck proper back up steep stairs which had NO railing mandated by construction code to where she lay lying in her bed 1948 British Honduran Mahogany part of small bedroom set of my mother who was thoroughly nuts but thorough she’d saved tag provenance proved as to source type of wood when mommy aka Joan aka grandma Joan dropped dead me broken hearted mommy blew hot and cold however deep grief as one psychiatrist suggested she was my best friend sharing deep love of reading eclecticly taking short accurate dyspgraphic hand written notes thus often we’d piggyback read the same book taking care not to lose each other’s place all she’d acquired during her 4 years classical high school diploma followed by almost 4 years at Montclair state normal she was over eager to share myself if it interested me a willing learner reverse switchback to Morgan her major communications her killer a college graduate with pilots license think privileged spoilt brat son with older sister father a grade a alcoholic often took Ron into literal woodshed property had 2 garages beat manhood into son during alcohol fueled rage sister escaped wrath of king of the castle in fact reason she was renting apartment bottom floor illegal half assed repurposed one family to two family sister was going to certificate program run by old Bellevue now mostly renamed Langone medical Dude loves dumpster runs Home Depot our biggest mistake local store we could walk to his sticht is you select you pay any problems you complain to individual contractors and of course maker of appliances quite the slickster so here readers note full circle of bond fide skieve bag con artist who could forget Joyce Portrait of the Artist as a Ypung man the clan Daigle lives based on stretching truth til elastic waistband snapped as for me mommy birth mother sheil Morgan loved cranking my chain Sheila after brother slaughtered her stayed barricaded in her home with her battered bloody quite dead body did NOT call 911 used credit card popping lock took herself upstairs as Joseph Conrad said in Heart of Darkness believers believe best book written in English by non native speaker of English she Tanya took advantage of hidden NJ law similar to citizens arrest thus I had no legal recourse if she thought something bad had happened she legally could do a b&e first I believe bs she did a Nancy Drew as aa suggests to set the stage then called 911 Morgan was my baby girl morally ethically bankrupt Tanya had no right to be the first to stare at MY baby girls dead as in rigor had set in body first after or perhaps before 911 she managed mind you not a NJ nor Bergen County native to find best mouthpiece in county as defense attorney to help brother Ron execute his planned faux mentally ill defense plan think word cohorts or cohoots for sure carefully planned in advance first degree murder also added another layer of caca tried to weave in Texas planned provocation or Morgan responsible for her own death she eggedhim on basis of almost all domestic violence murders not my fault she made me do it stopping now ra genetic in hands stress exacerbated pain awful even with rheumatologist board certified regime of care.

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Highway Auto Accidents in New Jersey

New Jersey roads have some of the highest accident rates in the country. Below our auto accident attorney Richard Schibell breaks down some of the most popular and statisticly dangerous roads in our state.

Garden State Parkway Collisions

New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway was the site of 29 automobile collisions that resulted in 32 deaths in 2016 alone.  Rewind time to 2015 and merely 10 people perished in 10 total accidents on this dangerous road.  The frequency of collisions and subsequent deaths makes the Garden State Parkway New Jersey’s deadliest place to drive.  According to New Jersey State Police, 10 individuals perished after being ejected from their automobiles on this stretch of roadway.  The majority of these victims were not wearing their seat belts at the time of the accident.  The parkway’s fatality rate was 0.49 per 100 million miles, surpassing the Parkways’ average of 0.41 deaths for every 100 million miles traversed across the prior 10 years.

The rise in Garden State Parkway traffic is part of the underlying problem.  More automobiles sharing a limited amount of space almost always translates into an increase in accidents and deaths.  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 94% of accidents are caused by driver err.  The Garden State Parkway stretches approximately 173 miles, running from Cape May to Montvale.  Officially known as New Jersey Route 444, the Parkway is the longest road in the entire state.  Complicating this stretch of road is the fact that is has the busiest toll-ways in the entire nation.  All in all, two million vehicles cross the Garden State Parkway every single day.

The Garden State Parkway was built after the end of World War II.  Though construction officially commenced in 1946, progress slowed until about five years passed.  Once the state legislature provided proper funding for the continued development of the road, it finally began to take shape.  The end result was a lengthy stretch of road featuring a unique landscape and a highly-innovative means of travel, allowing New Jersey residents to enjoy a corridor throughout the state.  The Parkway features safeguards ranging from landscaped medians to wide lanes, overpasses that blend in with the nearby landscape and rumble strips.

Collisions on the New Jersey Turnpike

Though the New Jersey Turnpike experienced an uptick in traffic in 2016, the fatalities on this stretch of highway dropped to 21.  A year prior, the Turnpike was the site of 25 deaths.  The Turnpike is located on the same route as I-95, covering a total of 122 miles across the Garden State.  This stretch of highway extends from the Salem County US 130 interchange to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and all the way to the George Washington Bridge located in Bergen.  Both the Turnpike and I-95 provide a convenient corridor between the interstates located along the Hudson River to interstates by the Delaware River.

Of all the toll roads in the United States, the Turnpike is the sixth busiest.  Those who engineered the Turnpike designed it to accommodate vehicles moving between 70 mph and 75 mph for the majority of its length.  The Turnpike’s first speed limit was 60 mph.  Today, there is a 65 mph speed limit on the Turnpike and the rest of the state’s highways.

Car Accidents on Route 287

Those looking to traverse the New York-New Jersey beltway around the Big Apple through the eastern counties of New Jersey are reliant on Interstate 287.  The Garden State portion of this route extends about 70 miles from Middlesex County’s I-95 to the part of the Hudson River located at South Nyack.  In 2017, Interstate 287 in New Jersey had a 1.82 crash rate as measured by collisions per every million miles traversed.  This is a minor increase from the 1.73 crash rate in the years prior.

Auto Accidents on Route 10

New Jersey’s Route 10 stretches nearly 24 miles across the northern region of the state, connecting Route 46 with Essex County’s Prospect Avenue.  According to the New Jersey Department of Transportation, in 2017 there was a collision rate of 3.81 accidents per million miles traversed on Route 10.  This is a considerable increase from the 3.48 crash rate for the same area in the prior year.

Accidents on Route 46

Route 46 spans 75 miles, stretching from the George Washington Bridge to Warren County’s I-80.  This route is an essential east-to-west corridor for transportation linking the Delaware and Hudson rivers.  In 2017, Route 46 had an accident rate of 3.72 accidents for every million miles traversed.  This figure is slightly higher than the 3.63 crash rate in 2016.

Collisions on Route 80

Route 80 stretches nearly 70 miles from Teaneck’s I-95 corridor and NJ Turnpike to the Delaware Water Gap.  Exactly 11 fatalities occurred on Route 80 three years ago – an increase from nine in the year prior.  This death total puts Route 80 as New Jersey’s eighth most fatal road.  In 2017, Route 80 had a crash rate of just over two accidents for every million miles traveled, a minor increase from 1.97  the year prior.  It is interesting to note the crash rate in 2015 was 1.94.

Accidents on Route 280

Route 280 links Morris County’s I-80 to Kearny’s I-95.  This route stretches a total of 18 miles across the Watchung Mountains.  Route 280’s crash rate in 2017 was 3.96 accidents for every million miles traversed.  This is a meaningful increase from the ’16 crash rate of 3.85 and the ’15 crash rate of 3.87.

If you are involved in an auto accident and feel immediate pain or no pain at all, contact Richard Schibell today.  We will help you obtain compensation for obvious injuries as well as injuries that do not manifest right away.  Contact us today to schedule a consultation and fast-track your case for justice in the form of the financial compensation you need and deserve.

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Trump Spins ‘Alternative Universe’ on Immigrant Crime: New Jersey A-G

The president’s “myths and lies” about criminal justice are undermining public safety, says New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal.

Speaking at John Jay College, Grewal charged that President Donald Trump’s distortion of crime statistics—particularly on crime allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants—are meant to fit a “nationalist agenda.”

“They are using secret facts, an alternative universe,” Grewal told the 14th annual John Jay/Harry Frank Guggenheim Symposium on Crime in America.

“Actual facts show that the vast majority of illegal drugs come in through ports of entry not between the ports, and terrorists are not using our southern border.”

New Jersey is joining 15 other states in challenging the president declaration of a national emergency on the southern border.

“There is no emergency at our southern border,” Grewal told the packed room of journalists, criminologists, and foundation heads in a luncheon keynote speech Friday.

Grewal said that some of the money that Trump seeks to seize through his declared emergency would be drug interdiction funds, money earmarked for fighting the opioid crisis, or military construction, all needed by the State of New Jersey.

(The Trump Administration has not yet made public any specifics on where the emergency-freed diverted money would be taken from to pay for the wall.)

Statistics show that nationally violent crime has decreased, Grewal said, pointing out the trend is born out in New Jersey.

However, New Jersey was also recently revealed as one of the states losing population the fastest in America. Twice as many people moved out of New Jersey in 2018 as moved in, dropping the state’s population to pre-2013 levels.

Grewal focused mostly on the Trump administration in his remarks, and twice said that because he is appointed, rather than elected, he does not have to answer to an electorate, and is free to pursue a progressive agenda.

Grewal, a former federal prosecutor, was appointed by Democratic Governor Phil Murphy in December 2017.

In joining the lawsuit against the president, Grewal said he is fulfilling his twofold criteria: Is what’s happening unlawful and is it bad for New Jersey?

The attorney general said that Trump rhetoric has harmed public safety by “cultivating a culture of fear.”

This means that people with uncertain immigration status “don’t want to report violent crimes or fraud” for fear of being targeted by ICE, he said.

With the Trump administration contributing to a rising tide of hate and intolerance, “messengers of hate are no longer confined to chat rooms in hidden corners of the Internet.”

Grewal said hate crimes have risen 17 percent across the country in 2017, and anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise.

The planned border wall is a core part of the hate-fueled agenda, he declared.

“They say the only way to protect the United States is to separate families and put kids in cages.”

Grewal said that he has pushed back against Trump’s rhetoric by putting in place last year a new directive that restricts New Jersey law enforcement from participating in federal immigrant operations with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.

“We are limiting voluntary assistance that law enforcement can give [ICE],” he said. “We don’t want [police] advancing a nationalist immigration agenda.”

When Grewal made his announcement last November, it came under some criticism from the feds.

“Ultimately, this directive shields certain criminal aliens, creating a state-sanctioned haven for those seeking to evade federal authorities, all at the expense of the safety and security of the very people the NJ Attorney General is charged with protecting,” said Matthew Albence, deputy director of ICE.

The attorney general’s directive discouraging cooperation with ICE was announced weeks before the release of an in-depth report from the New Jersey of Commission of Investigation to Governor Murphy and the state legislature finding that New Jersey was a favored destination of MS-13 gang members originating from El Salvador.

The report said deportations of illegal aliens had in fact helped deter the expansion of MS-13 gang across the U.S. and had made New Jersey safer from gang violence than it was several years earlier.

“The examination found that MS-13 remains a persistent threat in New Jersey, preying primarily on immigrant communities through extortion of businesses, robbery and street-level drug sales,” read the report.

The report added:

The gang’s ceaseless thirst to command respect through fear, its ideology of advancing in rank by means of violence and its rivalry with other groups, chiefly the 18th Street gang, mean that murder is always just a spark away… New Jersey has played no small role in this movement, with prominent leaders from Long Branch and Hudson County directing operations along the East Coast.

One of those leaders, arrested earlier this year and now awaiting trial in Nassau County, N.Y., had been working to build a more robust drug-distribution network and had personally signed off on planned killings in Maryland and New Jersey, prosecutors allege. The other leader, deported and jailed in El Salvador, used a smuggled cell phone to order that a North Bergen restaurant be shot up because the owner had stopped paying for ‘protection.’ That same leader sanctioned the 2015 execution of a suspected rival gang member in West New York.

In December 2018, immigration officials took 105 immigrants and foreign nationals into custody in a five-day sweep targeting 16 New Jersey counties. The people picked up were all wanted by Interpol for crimes in their home countries.

At the time, the government denied the sweep was made as a rebuke to Grewal’s directive to police.

Nancy Bilyeau is Deputy Editor (Digital) of The Crime Report. Readers’ comments are welcome.

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Wikipedia article of the day for July 24, 2018

The Wikipedia article of the day for July 24, 2018 is 2017–18 Bergen County eruv controversy. Three municipalities in the U.S. state of New Jersey resisted the construction of an eruv within their borders in 2017 and 2018. An eruv is used by Orthodox Jews as a ritual boundary that facilitates travel on the Jewish Sabbath, and the one in Bergen County was marked by plastic pipes attached to utility poles. Mahwah, Upper Saddle River and Montvale ordered it dismantled, as their permission had not been obtained. During the controversy, many Mahwah residents angrily protested against the prospect of Orthodox Jews from Rockland County, New York, using local parks or seeking to buy homes there. The eruv association brought federal lawsuits against each of the municipalities. In Mahwah, an ordinance was passed barring nonresidents of New Jersey from its parks, leading to accusations of anti-Semitism. A settlement was reached allowing the eruv to remain, but Mahwah still faces a lawsuit from the New Jersey Attorney General accusing it of discrimination.

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The Wikipedia article of the day for July 24, 2018 is 2017–18 Bergen County eruv controversy. Three municipalities in the U.S. state of New Jersey resisted the construction of an eruv within their borders in 2017 and 2018. An eruv is used by Orthodox Jews as a ritual boundary that facilitates travel on the Jewish Sabbath, and the one in Bergen County was marked by plastic pipes attached to utility poles. Mahwah, Upper Saddle River and Montvale ordered it dismantled, as their permission had not been obtained. During the controversy, many Mahwah residents angrily protested against the prospect of Orthodox Jews from Rockland County, New York, using local parks or seeking to buy homes there. The eruv association brought federal lawsuits against each of the municipalities. In Mahwah, an ordinance was passed barring nonresidents of New Jersey from its parks, leading to accusations of anti-Semitism. A settlement was reached allowing the eruv to remain, but Mahwah still faces a lawsuit from the New Jersey Attorney General accusing it of discrimination.

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Atlantic City Is a Tourism Disaster Waiting to Happen for the State’s Next Governor

The exterior of the Borgata casino, and its non-gambling Water Club hotel in Atlantic City N.J. On Thursday, May 4, 2017, Borgata owner MGM Resorts International announced it will open New Jersey's 21st licensed internet gambling site later this year. Wayne Parry / Associated Press

Skift Take: Atlantic City has minor benefits as a meetings destination. Outside of that, it serves as a Titanic-like metaphor for corruption and poor tourism planning.

— Rachel Bronstein

New Jersey’s seaside gambling resort will require some tough decisions from the state’s next governor, including whether to end a state takeover, and whether to allow casino gambling in other parts of the state.

Gov. Chris Christie’s administration took over Atlantic City’s assets and major decision-making power last November.

The Republican governor said the city either can’t or won’t make the tough financial decisions to get its budget under control (it has nearly a half-billion dollars in debt as five of its 12 casinos have closed since 2014). But many city residents say the state has usurped their political rights and is eyeing prime assets like a water utility and vacant land that can be sold off.

And although it went down in flames last November, a plan to expand casinos to other parts of the state is sure to resurface soon.

A look at how the candidates stand on the issues:

The Issue: Whether to continue or end the state takeover of Atlantic City

Democrats Phil Murphy, Raymond Lesniak, Jim Johnson and John Wisniewski all say they oppose the state takeover and would end it as governor.

Murphy, the former Goldman Sachs executive, promised Atlantic City residents in November he would end the takeover. He promised to send “a SWAT team from Trenton” to help the city, not dominate it.

State Senator Lesniak voted against the state takeover, and says he would end it as governor.

Johnson, the former Clinton administration official and attorney, told an Atlantic City audience, “The folks at Trenton, who have done such a great job with our school systems and elsewhere, have decided they’re going to impose a solution. That’s not the answer.”

Wisniewski, an assemblyman, called the state takeover “nothing more than yet another Christie attempt to hand out plum governing positions to friends and top donors.” He said the state should encourage the development of Atlantic City as the East Coast’s leader in environmental science and renewable energy.

Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, a Republican, said, “I’d immediately evaluate the takeover and end it as soon as possible so that Atlantic City can govern itself.”

Jack Ciattarelli , a GOP businessman, said he preferred that Atlantic City file for bankruptcy, which he said would have removed politics from the day-to-day governance of the city and helped it reduce its nearly $500 million debt. He said he will assess the situation upon taking office and decide whether to continue the takeover.

The Issue: Whether to allow casinos beyond Atlantic City (NOTE: Because a statewide referendum on the topic was defeated last November, the question cannot be put back before voters until 2018 at the earliest)

Lesniak supports allowing one new casino at Liberty National Golf Course in Jersey City. He would require its developer to invest at least $4 billion, and would send $200 million of its revenue a year for 10 years going to an Atlantic City Development Corporation with local citizen representatives to help redevelop Atlantic City and increase its appeal as a destination resort.

Murphy supported last year’s referendum that would have allowed construction of two new casinos in northern New Jersey “as the potential developers were ready to agree to a tax rate that would have made a sizable investment in Atlantic City.” He continues to support a casino in north Jersey as part of a statewide plan to create jobs.

Johnson opposes allowing casinos beyond Atlantic City “because voters already overwhelmingly rejected it in November.” He says the state should focus on more promising areas for economic growth.

Wisniewski also opposes north Jersey casinos “as they only help billionaire developers siphon money out of Atlantic City. This would further diminish the economic vitality of the region.” He proposes making the city a cruise ship hub, with trips beginning and ending there.

Guadagno opposes casino expansion “so long as it will hurt Atlantic City’s revival.”

Cittarelli said he opposes casinos outside Atlantic City, but left the door open a crack to allowing a small “boutique” casino in north Jersey “only with the most perfect of circumstances,” including Atlantic City significantly reducing unemployment, stabilizing its finances and remaining the state’s entertainment capitol.

In a speech in Bergen County last month, Cittarelli declared, “I support casinos in North Jersey. Anyone north of (Routes) 78 or 80 ain’t going to Atlantic City anyway, so what’s the problem with having North Jersey casinos?” The type of small casino he would allow is not what state lawmakers and casino industry officials propose. They envision a full-scale resort costing at least $1 billion, and some proposals cost five times that amount.

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Bezer Law Office is your go-to legal partner for all real estate lawyer in Hudson County. Our experienced real estate lawyers are committed to providing top-notch legal services to individuals and businesses alike. From drafting and reviewing contracts to resolving disputes and handling closings, we cover every aspect of real estate law with precision and care.

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