Fraud Whistleblower Legal Fees

Suspicious Death, Fraud Whistleblower

My name is Stephen Sinclair. I am a diagnosed autist, stock market fraud expert, and humble professional writer. I live in North Bay, Ontario.

I am currently suing members of the Kirkland Lake Ontario Provincial Police in small claims court for $25,000 for what I allege was my wrongful arrest for criminal libel and criminal harassment. After my defence lawyer, Daniel Baker, began a constitutional challenge, Crown Prosecutor James Rumleskie quickly stayed the charges.


Usually, criminal charges are only stayed when defendants enter plea bargains. I have never pleaded guilty. I have never had the chance to be acquitted at a fair trial.

Further, seemingly fraudulent activity connected to the Ontario Provincial Police continues, unfettered, and seeming financial motive surrounding the suspicious death of Nadine Antoniazzi appears to remain un-investigated, as the does the questionable investigation that was performed.

I began the process of suing the police on my own. Once I received a defence from OPP officers Yvan Godin's and Scott Wilson's counsel, it became clear that I would require the advice of a legal professional.

I have found such a professional, qualified paralegal Chris LaFrance, who has quoted me $2,400 to perform the support I require. Additionally, I expect to pay another $1,000 to $1,500 for expert witnesses and administrative expenses, including process servers, postage and copying, bringing the total to $3,400 to $3,900.

In addition to spending $290 on process serving fees, I have already paid my paralegal $600, leaving $2,800 to $3,300 unfunded, for which I am humbly to turning to my friends for help with.

If awarded any amount of money, I pledge to split the entire amount equally between four prominent northern charities, including the North Bay Food Bank and The Gathering Place soup kitchen.

Thanks so much,

Stephen Sinclair
Freelance Writer
North Bay, Ontario
http://stephensinclairwriting.com/

Further reading:

'BayToday' article 

Are Cops Using Canada's 'Antiquated' Libel Laws To Steal From Unsuspecting Investors? 

OPP: Angela Davis-Witty Silent on Apparent Kirkland Lake Organized Crime 

Kirkland Lake: Cover-up in Death of Mayor Antoniazzi's Sister-in-Law? 

Jan 2017 Report To Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale

Speck, Nadine Antoniazzi, and Canada's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women   

Chris LaFrance - The Legal Department

Article about my grandmother's suspicious death