I don't know when I'll be able to do that, but I would like to sue them.
Who knows how many of their tenants they have victimized, hiding cameras in their apartments, in their bathrooms, bedrooms, showers, while they take their money every month? Braintree Village wasn't punished for victimizing me; it got me committed to a mental hospital, convinced the judge that I was dangerous, and got me evicted, while it lied in writing and in court that there were never cameras in the apartment. The people who own Braintree Village were successful at victimizing me, got the court to side with them, even got at least one housing authority to collaborate with them for housing at 86 Dummer Street in Brookline, MA, for which they put posters at the Pine Street Inn, while I was a guest at the Pine Street Inn subsequent to being evicted.
Outside the courtroom during the third court hearing, the property manager smugly told someone, right in front of me, that she had already rented my apartment to another Section 8 tenant. Who knows if she never got the cameras out of that apartment, and the person or people who moved there have gotten illegally videotaped for two years? Who knows how many people are being voyeuristically victimized by their landlords, who will call them crazy and get them evicted if they talk about it, all over Massachusetts, all over the country?
The conglomerate, which has enjoyed causing me to be chronically victimized by voyeurism for years, seems to like to show people parts of the SICK, SADISTIC, ILLEGAL videos of me filmed at my apartment at Braintree Village, narrated by the conglomerate according to what the conglomerate wants people to think of me. I don't think that the conglomerate shows anyone the videos of all the times that I poured every sleeping pill that I had in a bowl, got a glass of water, and sat there obviously contemplating suicide.
Copyright L. Kochman, March 12, 2016 @ 1:31 p.m.
