Were Two New Brunswick Judges Murdered By Ottawa Insiders?

Justice Edmond Blanchard 

On June 27, 2014 Canadian Court Martial Appeal Court Chief Justice, Edmond Blanchard, from New Brunswick, Canada, first made a Federal Court Judge by the Liberal Government of Jean Chretien in 2000 and then Chief Justice of the Court Martial Appeal Court in 2004, died of sudden onset cancer.

Click here to read Canadian Press story on the death of Edmond Blanchard

On June 27, 2012,Federal Court of Appeal Justice Carolyn Layden-Stevenson, from New Brunswick, Canada, first made a Federal Court Judge by the Liberal Government of Jean Chretien in 2002, died of sudden onset cancer.

Click here to read Globe and Mail story on the death of Carolyn Layden Stevenson 
So what is going on here?  

Basically Carolyn Layden-Stevenson and Edmond Blanchard  were part of the same judicial New

Justice Layden-Stevenson

Brunswick legal beagles appointed to the small Federal Court system in Ottawa.

They both died of sudden onset cancer and both on the same day, June 27, albeit two years apart, 2012 and 2014. 

They were both relatively young, both connected to the Liberal Party of Prime Minister Chretien and they were both dead within a relatively short time of each other.

Yep, it sure looks weird but when you add in the fact that Carolyn was the 12th in a series of judges directly involved on the Water War Crimes who suddenly died from unnatural natural causes and when you add in the fact cancer has been weaponized and can be used as a tool by murderers and executioners to get rid of unwanted people then it all begins to look more strange and this strangeness is heightened when you realize that Carolyn was murdered and then, logically and rationally, you, us, we must begin to wonder whether or not Justice Blanchard was murdered too?

Click here to read about Dead Judges Linked to the Water War Crimes

Forensic experts believe that Carolyn Layden-Stevenson was murdered in order to cover up the identity of those involved in the Water War Crimes.

Click here to read about the role of Carolyn Layden Stevenson in the Water War Crimes 

Readers are asked to keep an open mind and if they have any evidence that suggests Justice Edmond Blanchard was murdered please share that evidence with the appropriate authorities and, if they think appropriate with the Editors of this web site.

But what has this got to do with the Evelyn Greene story the reader may be asking? 

Well, it has quite a bit to do with the Evelyn Green Story but the reader needs to know some other facts about Edmond Blanchard to understand how he is connected to the Evelyn Greene Story because Evelyn Greene is just an "average citizen" who was nearly murdered when she blew the whistle on drug use, drug abuse and drug trafficking by health care professionals at the Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in Fredericton and when she complained the legal judicial establishment in New Brunswick moved quickly to deny justice to Evelyn Greene and Evelyn Greene began to complain to some people in Ottawa Canada's capital city and...

Justice Edmond Blanchard was a very senior guy in Ottawa, Canada's capital city. 

At the time of his death he was the Chief Justice of the Canadian Court Martial Appeals Court a position to which he was appointed in 2004. 

The Canadian Court Martial Appeals Court handles some of Canada's most sensitive legal cases that from time to time involve top level national defence secrets. Due to his position it is safe to assume that Chief Justice Blanchard would have had top level security clearance

In addition, at the time of his death, Justice Blanchard was the Vice Chair of the Judicial Conduct Committee of the Canadian Judicial Council another highly important committee that is privy to some of the darkest secrets about judicial corruption in Canada.  The Chairperson of that Committee is Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin (shown in photo on left) who was an early player in the judicial corruption that loomed large in the Water War Crimes story.

Click here to read about Chief Justice McLachlin and the Water War Crimes.

When Evelyn Greene encountered judicial abuse in New Brunswick by some members of the New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench  she filed complaints with the Canadian Judicial Council where her complaints eventually ended up on the desk of Justice Blanchard the Vice Chair of the Judicial Council. 

Was Chief Justice Edmond Blanchard a "good guy" doing his job who was silenced by judicial insiders from New Brunswick afraid he would expose how they had conspired to abuse Evelyn Greene?

Or, was Chief Justice Edmond Blanchard a "bad guy" deeply connected to the New Brunswick legal and judicial establishment who was executed by "higher powers" because he violated his oath and was protecting his legal and judicial pals back home?   

The investigation is continuing and readers are encouraged to keep an open mind and return to these pages for more information when it emerges.

University of New Brunswick Law School Library Bans Whistle Blower

University of New Brunswick logo

In a craven display of backwoods, arrogant, elitism gone mad, the University of New Brunswick Law School library security staff issued a ``TRESPASS NOTICE` to New Brunswick whistleblower, Evelyn Greene, on Saturday, April 19, 2013, demanding she immediately vacate the law school library, a state funded library at a state funded university, and never return. 

The TRESPASS NOTICE was directly contrary to University of New Brunswick written policies that allow members of the public to use library facilities to carry out research such as the kinds Ms. Greene was carrying out.

Click here to read University of New Brunswick public use policies.

For many months, Greene had been using law library at the Law School, without incident, because she has been beaten up by sheriffs at the local couthouse where she has been defending herself against a dirty prosection carried forward by a corrupt civil service that had enraged in evidence tampering because she had reported drug using by staff and, possibly, a major drug dealing operation, at the Dr. Everett Chamlers Regional Hospital and at Ambulance New Brunswick that is believed to be secretly owned by the powerful and extremely rich Irving Brothers that control much of the New Brunswick economy, its politics, its media, and its legal and judicial professions

Security and library staff were shocked and disgusted that they had been ordered to carry out such dispicable work and apologized to Greene, who was minding her own business and not bothering anyone, for evicting her. Greene accepted their apologies and told our reporters that she knows that the staff level people are good decent citizens that had nothing to do with the eviction which was obvoiusly coming from insiders in the New Brunswick government and or legal profession, possibly, on direction of the Irving Brothers whose oil company has been a regular visitor to this blog and who have not disputed any of the allegations of Greene.

The New Brunswick legal and judicial professions, and many other residents, are dumbfounded by the recent murder of Federal Court of Appeal Carolyn Layden-Stevenson, a former long time Fredericton resident and Univeristy of New Brunswick Law School graduate, whose murder is alleged to have been carried out by a criminal gang operating inside the Department of Justice and the Federal Court Adminsitrartion in Ottawa and there is increasing suspicion that the same crimianl gang has agents and operatives inside the New Brunswick Department of Justice and New Brunswick court administration that has consistently denied justice to Evelyn Greene in order to protect crimianls.

Click here to learn more about the murder of Justice Carolyn Layden-Strevenson

Intelligent observers expect that the murdering may soon move to New Brunswick and questions are now being asked of whether or not the sudden death prominent Fredericton lawyer, J. Gordon Petrie, (shown in photo on left) on November 5, 2012, was a murder.  Petrie was a partner in the prominent New Brunswick law firm of Stewart McKelvey that has figured prominently in the alleged corruption exposed by Evelyn Greene.

In a bizzarre co-incidence, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced in mid October that effective November 5, 2012, the appointment of Canadian Deputy Minister of Justice, Myles Kirvan, would be terminated - the same day J. Gordon Petrie was terminated. 

Kirvan is believed to have been a part of the criminal gang that allegedly carried out the murder of Justice Carolyn Layden-Stevenson.

On April 8, 2013, Greene, who cannot find a lawyer in New Brunswick with the courage to help her, filed a nineteen page Notice of Appeal in the New Brunswick Court of Queens Bench raising serious objections to the verdict against her by Provincial Court Chief Justice Leslie Jackson who, for reasons unexplained, appeared to be afraid of a certain local police officer, who may be mentally deranged and who appears to have developed a reputation for beating innocent citizens.

The Unholy Trinity - Crown Counsel, The Fredericton City Police and Ambulance New Brunswick

In shocking coutroom testimony yesterday in the New Brunswick Provincial Court before Chief Judge Leslie Jackson, an Unholy Trinity revealed itself as a beleagured Evelyn Greene cross examined Ambulance New Brunswck witnesses that corroborated earlier cross-examination police evidence that confirmed that despite her repeated requests, Crown Counsel, the Fredericton City Police and Ambulance New Brunswick refused to provide her with a complete and unedited copy of the video tapes of the incident that occurred on the premises of Ambulance New Brunswick at Harold Doherty Drive, in Fredericton, on May 3, 2011.

Greene says the police entered the building started pushing her while she was waiting for medical attenion for a life threatening heart condition and that police officer Nancy Rideout, who has a history of complaints against her, laid beating on Greene between the exit doors as she lead Greene out of  building. Greene's evidence is supported by her own medical records and court reports on the history of officer Rideout.

Greene says the original viode tapes will prove her allegations are true and that Crown, the Police, and Ambulance New Brunswick have conspired to deliberately suppress the evidence for that very reason. 

Experienced legal counsel who are monitoring the proceeding agreed with Greene's conspiracy theory.  "Generally speaking, the only  reason not to produce the full unedited copy of the original video tapes is because there is something on those tapes the Police and Crown Counsel do want anyone to see and, in this context, the law presumes that the failure to fully disclose is part of an attempt to obstruct the course of justice through the suppression of evidence". 

Legal observers also pointed out that the history of the case is consistent with corruption inside  the New Brunswick prosecution service at the managerial level and, possibly, including the Attorney General and members of the cabinet of  David Alward because of Greee's civil lawsuit for compensation that includes allegations of illegal drug use, unlawful confinement, forced medication and attempted murder by staff at Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in an incident that is connected to the later incident at Ambulance New Brusnwick.  

The prosecutor handling the case in the courtroom, Christopher Lavigne, is a younger, newly recruited lawyer and was put on the case after four more senior lawyers were either removed from or refused to continue to act on the case.  "As a general rule,  when a younger, less experienced lawyer, is put on a case after more experienced counsel are taken off it is because the older counsel know exctly what is going on and do not wish to be drawn into a criminal conspiracy to obstruct the course of justice by becoming party to the suppression of evidence as is taking place in the Greene case" stated one of Canada's leading lawyers who is monitoring the case from a distance. 

The lawyer added that this was a common practice in many parts of Canada by government lawyers and it could either be a career maker or career breaker for Christopher Lavigne, who appeared as legal counsel for the Crown.

"In my opinion", stated the lawyer, "Christopher Lavigne is in a very dangerous position because he is essentially being asked to assist to cover up a crime by insiders at the Fredericton City Police and the New Brunswick Prosecution Service and so, while he may be promoted for his nefarious work, he probably has enough knowledge to put those insiders in jail and he may also be murdered because he knows too much".

The murder of lawyers and judges who know to much has become a reality in Canada and there is evidence that former Fredericton resident and Federal Court of Appeal Justice Carolyn Layden Stevenson was murdered by government insiders in Ottawa in June, 2012, for similar reasons.

Click here to read about the murder of Justice Carolyn Layden Stevenson

Out of Control Fredericton City Police

When Evelyn Greene could not get the responsible government agencies in New Brunswick to carry out a proper investigation of the heinous attack made against her at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital, she drew up some papers to get access to information under the Freedom Of Information legislation and, on May 13, 2011, she personally delivered those papers to the various agencies one of which was the Ambulance New Brunswick facility on Harold Doherty Road in Fredericton.

Based on investigations, it now appears that the the staff at Ambulance New Brunswick were alerted in advance to Greene's visit and they set a devious trap for her that included the Frederitcon City Police as willing participants. 

Here are the facts and the we will let the reader be the judge.

The Ambulance New Brunswick on Doherty Road is a public health facility which means Greene had right to be there, to request and receive medical services, and not to be ejected by the staff or the police for no good reason.

Greene entered the Ambulance New Brunswick facility and asked to speak to the manager so she could give him the papers requesting documents under the Freedom of Information Act.  The staff told her the manager was away and would be returning later so Greene advised she would wait for him in the sitting area and she also asked for someone to take her blood pressure and other vitals because she was not feeling well. 




Is Nancy Rideout and out of control police officer? 

Greene went over to the sitting area and sat down.  Suddenly, within minutes, four police cars showed up and four officers got out and entered the Ambulance New Brunswick  building looking for Greene. The lead officer, Nancy Rideout, came over to Greene and told her to leave the building. Greene told Rideout that she wasn't feeling well, needed to sit for a while and was waiting for medical attention. 

Instead of leaving Greene alone, officer Nancy Rideout was clearly on a mission and, without lawful authority, assaulted Greene by grabbing her arm to try to remove her from the building and Greene responded, as she was legally entitled to do, by brushing Rideout's hand away and telling her to leave her alone because she was sick.

Greene was legally entitled to do this because  a police officer, in Canada, does not have legal authority to grab someone and attempt to remove them from a public health faciltiy, especially when they are there for treatment, as Greene was.  The proper procedure is for the police officer to first put the person under arrest for some crime and then, and only then, does the officer have the legal authority to use force to remove a person from a public building.  However, since Greene was committing no crime, officer Rideout had no authority to arrest her or touch her in any way.

Police Brutality Has Come To New Brunswick 

The incident should have ended there but officer Rideout, who, incidentally, has a history of accusations made against her by the public for police brutality, seized the opportunity to declare that Greene was now under arrest for assaulting a police in the course of her duties, a declaration which was not entirely correct because officer Rideout had no legal right to ask Greene to leave a public health facility where she was seeking treatment and then to use force to try to remove her and, under common law, Greene had a lawful right to use reasonable force to protect herself from the unlawful assault of Rideout who was, at the time, a police officer who had stepped over the line between acting in the course of her duties and acting outside the course of her duties.

Not only did Rideout arrest Greene without cause, but, according to Greene, Officer Rideout then led her outside the building through the double entry doors where Rideout, thinking the security cameras, would not see her, inflicted a brutal assault on Greene that left Greene with visible bruises.  While in police custody Greene was, for a time, denied access to her medication and when released she found that a significant sum of moeny had gone missing from her purse.

Greene was charged with assaulting a police officer and the local Crown Counsel, who work closely with the police and the drug using staff at the local hospital, pursued the prosecution with an  unsual vigour and disregard for due process that creates the strong smell of corruption at the Crown Counsel offices of the Province of New Brunswick.

The editors acknowledge that police are in a tough position and make decisions that they later regret but when a police officer, like Nancy Rideout, loses control in the course of her duties and assaults an innocent citizen waiting for medical treatment, it is time to send that officer for a psychiatric assessment and re-training instead of covering up his or her criminal conduct. 

Unfortunately, instead of reprimanding Rideout and having her assesed by a competent psychiatrist, the City of Fredericton, Crown Counsel, and the Attorney General for New Brunswick decided that a cover up was their best alternative but, in the course of that cover up, they made a very serious mistake because when Greene asked for copies of the video surveillance tapes at the Ambulance New Brunswick faciltiy where she was arrested and assaulted by Rideout they gave Greene a copy that had clearly been tampered with (according to three expert witnesses) and that proved that the Crown Counsel office in Fredericton was not only protecting an out of control police officer but that they were also protecting drug using staff at a public health facility thereby endangering every resident of the province.

Click here to read accusations of assault by Police Officer Nancy Rideout on Fredericton Resident Andre Murray - scroll down to pages 25 and 26.

Click here to read accusation of assault by Police Officer Nancy Rideout on Amherst resident T.C. - scroll down to paragraphs 40 to 43.

The Editors caution the reader that while the foreging accusations by T.C. and Andre Murray have not been proved in a court of that does not mean they did not occur. However, when three unrleated citizens, all of good repute, make similar accusations against the same police officer then the rational person concludes that it is probable that the police officer is guilty as charged.

Moreover, in the Greene case, there was video evidence and that evidence has been tampered with and that tampering proves the police had something they wished to cover up. 

What is disgraceful if that the Public Prosecution Service of New Brunswick, also known as Crown Counsel, knows the video evidence was tampered with and Crown Counsel is continuing its prosecution against Greene on the basis of video evidence they know has been tampered with.  Of course, they also intend to reply on the evidence of the police officer who, on the basis of sworn statements by three unrelated citizens, appears to be a danger to the public.

What is even more disgraceful is that some of the judges of the local New Brunswick Provincial Court have assisted local Crown Counsel and the City of Fredericton Police to resisted Greene's applications to get a full copy of the original video surveillance tapes thereby calling into question the independence and intergfity of New Brunswick Provincial Court judiciary.

The Nazis Come to New Brunswick

New Brunswick, Canada

When she was released from the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital, Evelyne Greene tried to persuade the appropriate government institutions in New Brunswick Canada, shown in photo on right, to investigate what had happened to her while she was in the hospital in the hopes that the guilty parties would be reprimanded because, not only had they nearly killed her, but, they were a real and present threat to the safety and well being of  other members of the public who might seek medical services from that public institution.

Greene complained to the Administration at Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital, the College of Physicians and Surgeons for New Brunswick, the Nurses Association of New Brunswick, the Paramedic Association of New Brunswick, and the Fredericton City Police.

All of these institutiuons that are established to protect the public interest refused to take effective official action but, as she contimued to look into the matter and press for an official investigation, officialdom in New Brunswick retaliated against her in a viscious, unprofessional and brutal manner similar to the conduct of the much feared Gestapo under Adolf Hitler in early years of Nazi, Germany.

Illegal Drug Use by Staff at the Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in Fredericton



Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital

One day in December, 2009, Evelyn Greene went to the Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital emergency room facility because she was not feeling well.  Greene had heart problems and she wanted to be checked out.

While lying on a bed in a small area that was separated from the other beds by a curtain she overheard a few nurses and a paramedic, who worked for the Ambulance New Brunswick,  speaking to one another in the area next to her.  According to Greene, the nurses and the paramedic were using hospital drugs for recreational purposes, a highly illegal activity that could get them all fired and put in jail.  The reader should also take note that the medical staff were using is a form of oxycontin which is often called hill billy heroin and hill billy heroin is the most popular recreational drug in New Brunswick and the other Atlantic provinces of Canada.

Greene decided  that this kind of activity by hospital staff was a danger to the public and got up out of her bed and went to over to the secutirty desk that was staffed by hospital personnel and a member of the Fredericton City Police force to report what was going on.  She then returned to her bed satisfied that she had done what any concerned citizen ought to do when he or she observed public employees breaking the law in broad daylight in a manner that constituted a danger ot public health and safety.

The hospital security people did not do their job but instead warned their co-workers, the nurses and the paramedic, that Greene had reported that they had been using the illegal drugs.  The co-workers knew they were in big trouble so they decided to dis-credit Greene by labelling her "insane" and immeidaltely transferred her to a psychiatric unit where she was locked up for 2 days.  The drug using medical staff enlisted the help of a psychiatirst who forcibly medicated Greene with olanzapine a drug that is not recommended for elderly patients, persons with heart disease or diabetics, because of the increased likelihood of death. Greene was diabetic, had heart disease and was age 61 at the time. 

So, common sense tells us that the nurses, the paramedic and the doctor conspired to murder Greene in addition to labelling her as delusional and dangerous by locking up a harmless woman in a psychiatirc lock down cell.

The reader should take note that Evelyn Greene was sixty years old at the time, had no history of drug use, had no criminal record and had no history of being delusionary but the nurses and the paramedic who looted hospital drugs for personal use while on duty certainly had a motive to label her as delusionary and to murder her. 

Greene knew that resistance would be the wrong tactic because that would give the staff cause to force more deadly medication on her so Greene quietly accepted her fate and waited.  Eventually, other doctors and staff came on duty and she was discharged but during the discharge process an honest nurse quietly told her. "Now you be sure to report that psychiatrist for patient abuse".

So, this is the beginning of the Evelyn Greene Story and, at the beginning, we have a public hospital that is clearly out of control where on duty staff are using mind-altering drugs looted from hospital inventory in plain sight of the Fredericton City Police and, to cover up their criminal activity, the hospital staff and a willing psychiatrist slyly attempt to murder Greene by forcibly treating her with a drug they know can cause death and by locking her up in an isolation room where dangerous psychiatric patients are confined in the hopes that she will die there.

As part of the conspiracy against her the physicians and administrators at  Chalmers violated the mandatory provisions of the New Brunswick Mental Health Act that required the notification of certain persons, including a patient advocate, whenever a partient was confined in a psychiatric lock down.  This is corroborative proof they knew what they were doing was a crime.  

If you think this is bad keep reading because the story gets worse and every resident of the City of Fredericton and the Province of New Brunswick has real cause to fear for their safety.

Click here to see and hear Evelyn Greene tell her story in her own words