Patrick Farrell U.S. MIDDLE DISTRICT COURT OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 2:12-CV-00026-JES PATRICK LORNE FARRELL©, Plaintiff, vs. · TIM GEITHNER · DEPT. OF THE TREASURY · DOUGLAS SHULMAN · INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE · DEANN BENDER · DENNIS MCCARTHY Defendants PLAINTIFF’S THIRD AMENDED COMPLAINT SHORT PLAIN STATEMENT 1. Plaintiff is suing for Whistleblower Retaliation, Trespass upon SECURITY AGREEMENT, COPYRIGHT INFRINGMENT; Fraud; Several Constitutional violations, and refusing to reward Plaintiff for his QUI TAM complaints exposing Mortgage and Securities Frauds. 2. JULY 2001-Plaintiff filed QUI TAM against IRS and their tax exempt client ISKCON. 3. NOV 2007-Plaintiff filed a Fraud lawsuit against IRS tax exempt client IMPAC-2005-2, [an MBS]. 4. JAN 2008- Plaintiff filed Sovereignty Documentation into the Courts and public records. 5. JAN 2009- Plaintiff filed QUI TAM 2:09-CV-FTM-16-29SPC named the U.S. Congress, the US Treasury, and TARP recipients as defendants, and the IRS fabricated an illegal $20,000 penalty. 6. The $20,000 penalty is retaliation by the IRS, for naming IRS tax exempt entities/defendants; ISKCON and IMPAC SECURED ASSETS-2005-2 parties, in violation of RRA-Sec.1203[b][6], and for Plaintiff claiming his Sovereignty and Secured Party Creditor tax exempt status. 7. Defendant IRS then took $527 from Plaintiff’s 5th 3rd bank account on false “penalty” pretenses. 8. The UNITED STATES and FEDERAL RESERVE have agreed with Plaintiff’s QUI TAM . 9. Plaintiff seeks redress to be rewarded financially, and nullify the IRS bogus penalties.
Posted on: Sun, 23 Jun 2013 22:46:29 +0000
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