Daily Docket News Back for Round Two

Another emailed newsletter came out today.

Elaine Pudlowski is the star of another Daily Docket News emailed newsletter

The Daily Docket News (DDN) is back for another round.

Two weeks ago, DDN made its triumphant return and wound up in my email inboxes of thousands of interested observers.

After taking a break for nearly a year, the emailed newsletter which set off a chain of events is back.

The Daily Docket News (DDN) sent another emailed newsletter earlier this morning.

DDN has played an important role in uncovering corruption in Missouri.

It first appeared in late 2020 and it was emailed from the email: dailydocketnews@gmail.com

The emailed newsletter started featuring Elaine Pudlowski who has since become a notorious guardian ad litem and lawyer in Missouri.

DDN set off a chain of events starting in 2020 and those led directly to Elaine and nearly forty of her guardian ad litem cohorts getting on a Zoom conference which was eventually leaked to me.

Then, in the summer of 2021, DDN disappeared, just as things were heating up in St. Louis County, where Elaine and her friends generally operate.

Since the discussion for much of this Zoom conference centered on exposing and outing DDN, many thought that when it disappeared this was because Elaine and her friends had discovered who was behind the newsletter.

The email comes from a dummy email (it used to be dailydocketnews@gmail.com).

Two weeks ago, it made a triumphant return.

Daily Docket News wishes every child in Missouri a happy and safe summer. Missouri children, whose lives were forever damaged by court involved professionals, the likes of Elaine Pudlowski, Esq., guardian ad litem (GAL), with the infamous lawless secret society Missouri Court Mafia (MCM) law firm of Frankel, Rubin, Klein, Siegel, Payne & Pudlowski, P.C., will have reason to celebrate, but if only for a brief moment, as Elaine Pudlowski, who was nominated by the Twenty-Second Circuit Judicial Commission to replace Judge James E. Sullivan, whose circuit judge vacancy in Saint Louis was up for grabs, was not selected.

Now, it’s back for a second edition of 2022.