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Ralph Timberlake Case Study

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Dear Criminal Investigation managers: Property owner Ralph Timberlake files this formal complaint, about mail fraud against USPS and its officials. None but the most unscrupulous officials return 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810’s mail to senders. Because USPS officials are fraudulently returning property owner Ralph Timberlake 's mail to its senders, he submits this letter of complaint. Nonetheless, some ignoble USPS officials are unjustly repudiating homeowner Ralph Timberlake’s rights and privileges to receive USPS ' property and home mail delivery services; hence, they are doing so without granting the requested hearings. All the same, in light of their egregious banning Property owner Ralph Timberlake’s rights and privileges to receive USPS property and home mail delivery services, he requests a criminal and a civil investigation into its questionable lawfulness. …show more content…

Why are 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810 and Ralph Timberlake’s Frist-Class Mail subjection to USPS personnel-impeding whims? Hence, USPS officials took the aforesaid actions, inactions, and denial of services without due process of law. Such shameful USPS-actives are a blatant illustration, an unashamed example, and a heinous instance of a USPS kakistocracy. The kakistocrtaical USPS officials ordered the perpetual banning of all First-Class Mail delivery services to 2117 Atkins Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35810; while, they deny his requests for evidence and an impartial hearing. However, USPS officials’ unceasing abridgment of property owner Ralph Timberlake 's right to receive USPS ' property and home mail delivery services illegitimately is a crime of fraud. A Plethora of USPS official is illegally rebuffing this adverse party’s official application for a copy of their lawful reasons and their legitimate justification for their denial of services. Yes, their unilateral decisions return Ralph Timberlake 's mail to its senders, are gross wrongs and a travesty of

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