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From Brownsville, Texas
May 8, 2004
The "pack it up" message on page a26 of the writ (shown at the top of this page) is the name of the company which allowed someone (fbi operative/agent) to illegally charge an item on my credit card; this was done in order for me to receive a subliminal message that the fbi desires that I (geral sosbee) give up and find a final exit from the nightmare life thrust on me. My credit card was not lost; the fbi had the number and simply ordered the goods from the company, "pack it up", because the fbi knew that when the bill is sent to me, I would see the message.
See page a25 of the Writ (the rest of the police report) for additional information on the fraudulent use of access card by "Pack It Up".
Click here to see two police reports: |
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