Yesterday, the Lexington Herald Leader published the conclusion to an independent legal firm's investigation into who wrote the printed email impersonating an attorney threatening FCPS and Kentucky State Representative, Adrielle Camuel - and slipped it under her door.
Liggins was caught on video slipping it under her door, but tried to say that he distributed "encouraging letter" to those left after the mass firings the week before and all the press.
This was just after she wrote a public letter regarding her concerns with him, signed by her fellow Democrat lawmakers?
(Dohkay, sure)
Though they couldn't prove he created it, they did prove he dispersed the letter - because they also have him on video leaving copies of it in several places, like the microwave in the break room, the bathrooms - - and others reported finding a copy to HR on the day they found them.
Clearly, the intent was to intimidate not just Camuel, but also a cautionary tale with anyone else who chose to speak up.
Just one problem with that - the attorney letter was fake - it was impersonation of a well-known Kentucky attorney.
Thus, as of yet, they are unable to find which computer was used to create or print the letter as of yet.
Liggins announced his retirement on Monday, before the LHL published the results, and the board accepted it.
It is unclear whether Adrielle will take further legal action, or if the attorney or the law firm that was impersonated will.
And damn, even I know the answer to Liggins' IT question ...
Unfortunately, his behavior did not do any favors for perception of those popular groups, right?
Though they couldn't prove he created it, they did prove he dispersed the letter - because they also have him on video leaving copies of it in several places, like the microwave in the break room, the bathrooms - - and others reported finding a copy to HR on the day they found them.
Just one problem with that - the attorney letter was fake - it was impersonation of a well-known Kentucky attorney.
Also, if you knew Adrielle, she's not scared of sh*t - and you would also know that she is not somebody you'd ever want to F with. 😂
They also found searches on Liggins computer for "best law firms in Kentucky" the day before the letter was dispersed, and he also texted 2 people in IT, asking if the printers kept a log trace of from where and what was printed?
One IT person responded, "Yes, sir. Got a meeting tomorrow morning to do some investigating."
One IT person responded, "Yes, sir. Got a meeting tomorrow morning to do some investigating."
Liggins printer went offline immediate afterwards.
A preliminary search of Liggins computer found no print history at all for 1 year, which of course is impossible.
Thus, as of yet, they are unable to find which computer was used to create or print the letter as of yet.
Liggins announced his retirement on Monday, before the LHL published the results, and the board accepted it.
It is unclear whether Adrielle will take further legal action, or if the attorney or the law firm that was impersonated will.
But as we know, no leader does this alone - they always have crony enablers that would help them bury a body, if need be lol.
So what I haved wanted to know from Day 1 is - who was the IT person that helped him "doctor" and generate that fake email?
So what I haved wanted to know from Day 1 is - who was the IT person that helped him "doctor" and generate that fake email?
In fact, I think I actually wrote that in previous posts on this subject when the news first broke.
Helping my suspicions along, due to those texts, we now know for certain that Liggins himself didn't have enough IT knowledge to know what was traceable.
So who was it?
Well, let's take a look at the evidence.
That reply text to him from someone in IT that said "Yes, sir. Got a meeting tomorrow morning to do some investigating."
That reply text to him from someone in IT that said "Yes, sir. Got a meeting tomorrow morning to do some investigating."
Ye-e-es - I know EXACTLY who that is - and it's the person I suspected.
Could it be the unqualified crony, the former gym teacher with no IT education or experience, but running both IT and data departments? 😁
This person's father was military - thus, he always responds to higher-ups with "Yes, sir."
Also, when he doesn't know the answer to something IT-related - which is often - he relies on HIS little crony (who is female), so he just says "Having a meeting about it " 😂
Also, when he doesn't know the answer to something IT-related - which is often - he relies on HIS little crony (who is female), so he just says "Having a meeting about it " 😂
(This is codespeak for "I don't know, let me ask my little side-piece lapdog in IT.")
In fact, I've seen printed emails from this person with those exact words on it before.
And I know this person because this person was merciless to my family member after stroke - he's why my husband stepped down into menial labor.
And damn, even I know the answer to Liggins' IT question ...
YES, there IS a print log trace of what you print - that's how they caught the BTK killer, the print log signature on the letter he wrote and printed up from his church printer.
God, I hope his cronies/enablers all go down with him.
It'd be really nice to see justice against power-abusers return in our society, for a change, right?
However, I wouldn't call still allowing Liggins his retirement instead of firing him as justice for power abusers - it's actually letting him get off easy (likely because School Board Chair, Tyler Murphy, was his BFF).
FYI - Liggins is a fellow Democrat, by the way - and he's also a person of color and LGBTQ.
FYI - Liggins is a fellow Democrat, by the way - and he's also a person of color and LGBTQ.
We initially thought the backlash was racism and homophobia - until people at Central Office, including my family member, could no longer deny he was a snake.
Unfortunately, his behavior did not do any favors for perception of those popular groups, right?
Never blind yourself to this behavior or excuse it from someone just because they share your politics or are part of your demographic - there's always a few bad apples in every bunch.
In fact, there's never just one - Trump himself would be nothing without his cronies/enablers- he's just the charismatic front man, good at manipulating people and controlling public perception. .
Some of you will continue to back him until doomsday.
Others of you have blinded yourself over those things, but finally just woke up.
To those, I say - you know it's okay to admit you made a mistake, right?
You're a big enough person, brave and strong enough to do that, right?
Because it doesn't mean you're a bad person, too, at least not usually - it usually just means you were duped by a good manipulator and made a bad choice.
Admitting your mistake later is proof of not only growth, but your overall good character - it's proof that you're NOT a bad person, too. 😊
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PS -
Damn, I think I missed my calling as an investigative journalist lol.
People have told me that before, and I briefly considered it while in college after writing 2 articles for UKs newspaper, being encouraged to enter Journalism school.
However, I lacked the confidence - and worse, I'm not so good at taking backlash, whether I stumble into something accidentally or I just notice it when others don't - I nixed the idea.
I mean, if you can't stand the heat, get out the kitchen, right? 😂
It's not because I'm that smart, it's hypervigilance - the blessing-curse side effect of PTSD - and believe me, sometimes I wish I could turn it off lol.
But Go LHL reporters Valarie Honeycutt-Spears and Beth Musgraves!
Go Ann Sampson-Grimes, for the Budget Director put on retaliatory leave after doing the initial whistleblowing over the budget!
Go FCPS employee and KY State Rep, Adrielle Camuel for having the bravery to speak out against a fellow Democrat!
Bravery and intelligence - making the women of Kentucky proud, Ladies!😍
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