The sad state of the Hales cult

I travelled through a pro Jeremy Hales Facebook ground and survived.

There was an episode of Law & Order Criminal Intent which featured serial killer groupies.

This discovery prompted Detective Alexandria Eames, played by Kathryn Erbe, to quip, “And I thought I was pathetic with my ABBA fan club card.”

Neither the serial killer groupies nor the ABBA fan club are as pathetic as the Jeremy Hales groupies, particularly those who start Facebook pages about his comings and goings.

The people in these groups have way too much time on their hands, are addicted to the drama of the legal system, all while not having enough knowledge of it to understand what is happening.

As I have been following, along with Richard Luthmann, Jeremy Hales filed a frivolous lawsuit against his neighbors, John Cook and Michelle Preston. Much of that lawsuit has been dismissed or is hanging by a thread.

Hales extortion claim was dismissed because he didn’t meet the elements based on his own allegations, but don’t tell his cult. To them, he’s winning.

The court signaling that two more counts will likely be dismissed soon. See the footnote. There are six counts total

With one lawsuit on its way out, Hales simply filed another lawsuit. This keeps the drama going. We talked about this with Ray Bonecrusher, one of the defendants.

My analysis of why it is so frivolous is here. The new lawsuit has ten defendants.