EXCERPT:
Your attempt to confiscate my mail is a federal offense and a gross invasion of privacy among other things; and had you succeeded, it is doubtful I would ever again have seen that particular piece of mail which contains evidence in it of criminal activity against me and my property in British Columbia.
What is the “evidence” referred to in the Notice above?
The Xpresspost envelope of February 1st, 2019 had been arranged by me, the named Sole heir and executor, with the PGT’s hired undertaker in British Columbia, and contained notarized and certified copies of death certificates for Marina and for Royston Louis Welham.
Only the PGT’s undertaker was aware of this envelope, however he informed the PGT I had ordered and prepaid for the documents. And in under 24 hours, my Montreal landlord, Thérèse Synnett, was ready and waiting for the postman at noon the very next day, and according to her, she argued with the postman in an effort to let her sign for my confidential mail from British Columbia.
The postman luckily refused to let her sign for the envelope. She then tried again the next day, at my apartment door, to find out if I had retrieved the envelope from the post office; thus exhibiting extraordinary interest in my personal affairs that I had never discussed with her, and particular interest in an envelope full of court evidence for production in British Columbia.
The envelope contained notarized and certified copies of the death certificates of Marina and Royston Louis Welham.
When I used a notarized original of Marina’s death certificate at the Quebec Civil Registry to order a copy of her marriage certificate to Royston (it was bigamy), the Registry officer verified it privately in a back office, then threw it back in my face, laughing, and refused the marriage certificate. The Registry later notified me by mail to go ahead and sue them to try to have a copy of my mother’s marriage certificate to Royston Louis Welham in spite of certified court copies of my mother’s valid Will naming me her sole heir and executor.
It was and remains my opinion as named sole heir and executor that one or both of the death certificates were forged with false dates to give the PGT the appearance of control of the estate of Royston Louis Welham concerning which Marina was his named sole heir and executor. The PGT moreover falsely identified me four times in the fake probate file they set up in B.C. Supreme Court, as having the surname “Welham”.
I am not and have never been a Welham. Nor have I ever been known by that name, and I have never lived or worked under that name, because it is not my name.
By then changing the dates of death of Marina and Royston on paper, the PGT would have been in a position to liquidate my estate to hand the proceeds of the stolen property to relatives of Royston Louis Welham who are in fact not legally related to me.
Let’s put this together a bit. We have the evidence, directly from the Montreal police, on audio tape, that they have instantly at hand the “lost wallet report” that I filed in April 2016, over a month before Marina wrote her Will.
The PGT and their hired thugs at SRG (Richard Lawrence et als) would instantly have located me had they in fact called the Montreal police in a next-of-kin inquiry, as they obviously did. The PGT therefore found me immediately, either themselves or through the RCMP that serves as municipal police in North Saanich. Yet, I was never contacted and told of my mother’s death, of the fact I am her named sole heir and executor.
Meanwhile, the PGT criminally trespassed onto my BC property, inherited from my mother, to pillage it, to cream the good stuff off the top, to sell off the contents (including possessions of mine that my mother had in her home), and lined the pockets of at least two real estate agents who criminally sold my property and spit the take.
Meanwhile, the PGT concocted a fake probate file to seem to give themselves the “power” to do all this, a file they used in order to change my surname to Welham (the surname of the people chosen by the PGT to “inherit” my estate), Roy Welham’s two daughters from his divorce in the 1960s, who hung around waiting for the money; and one of whom (Sheila) the PGT sent into my Facebook page to pump me for information (certainly hoping for news of possible assets the PGT didn’t know about).
Compare this with the astonishing speed with which my landlord, Thérèse Ann Synnett, tried to seize the registered-mail envelope of death certificates from BC from the postman the day after I paid the PGT’s undertaker to ship notarized copies within 24 hours.
The first point of contact of Police with Synnett would have been at the time my mother died, a date I still cannot confirm due to the forgery problem with one or both death certificates. The second clear point of contact had to be the day I paid the PGT’s undertaker for the notarized death certificates.
The PGT and their RCMP, coordinating with Montreal police, clearly determined that an old lady living in a rented basement room was no match for them; so they stole, liquidated and divvied up the estate and sold it while keeping me under surveillance of my landlord and the Montreal police.
The PGT always knew where to “locate” me. They had my address from Montreal Police in the “lost-wallet report“. This is 100% clear.
Moreover, the only witnesses who should have appeared in the phony probate file were the RCMP themselves who are the link between me (the owner of the property) and the PGT, who stole it. Yet, to avoid the police having to appear and LIE openly that they could not locate me, the PGT used SRG and Richard Lawrence, one step removed, to LIE that they had been told by police that they could not help to locate me.
A closer look at the STOLEN property.
