Did you know that the police wouldn't even investigate? I did. Were you surprised when you saw and heard the video that you filmed of them walking around my apartment for a few minutes, not really looking for the cameras, finding no evidence, and then lecturing me for half an hour as if I were crazy? I wasn't. That was what I knew they would do. That's why I didn't tell them about the cameras until your lies to your supervisor resulted in your supervisor telling me that I had to move out.
Are you surprised by how easy it was for you to get away with this crime? I'm not, although I was surprised that not one person who knows that it's not a false accusation tried to prevent what they had all already seen happen to me once from happening again.
This is what it's like to be homeless, and this is what you're part of forcing me back into:
Do you not care? Are you just happy that you're not being fired or arrested, that I'm the one who's being punished for a crime of which I am the victim? Is your supervisor, to whom you have lied and whom you have made an unwitting participant in this crime and the retaliation against me for objecting to the crime, being really nice to poor you, the victims of my "crazy lies"?
It will be proven that you're lying, when everyone has seen the video that you have filmed of me in this apartment 24 hours/day for more than a year. When that will be, and whether or not I'll be alive then, I don't know; I'll be homeless in fewer than 2 months, because of your crime and your lies.
Do you think I'll stop talking about this when I'm homeless? Why would I stop talking about it? What I have already said is only the start.
You have created a lawsuit for me against the business that owns this building. At least, I have the right to file that lawsuit; whether or not I ever will be able to file it, I don't know. Poverty tends to make it difficult to hire a lawyer, as does being dead. Homelessness is life-threatening every day. This is the second apartment from which I've been forced to move because of the lies of someone, or several people, who victimized me with voyeurism. It took two years for me to obtain this apartment, and now I've been labeled a chronic false accuser with the housing authority that gave me the voucher, with every service provider who's supposed to help me obtain housing, and even with the homeless shelter where I have lived for most of the 4 years that I've been homeless during the past 6 years. The program which helped me to get this apartment is never going to approve me for another apartment, and my housing voucher will expire at the end of April 2017 if I don't have another apartment by then. I don't think I'll have another place to live soon; I'm facing years of indefinite homelessness.
Your behavior has also damaged the reputation of your employer and the law firm that represents your employer. They are making me homeless because they believe your lies.
Do you know what I said in court last week? I told the judge "I have no choice; I have to sign this agreement to leave at the end of May 2017. I am the victim of voyeurism. The police don't care. Every social system has failed me." I said that, sounding not crazy or dishonest at all, in the courtroom, in front of everyone. Not only does the judge know what my side of the story is, although the police so thoroughly failed to do their job that there was nothing she could do to help me, every lawyer who was in that courtroom also heard what I said. Whenever they hear about or talk to the lawyer for the property management or anyone else from that law firm again, they will remember what I said. Thanks to social media, what I said is probably being discussed all over the state or even all over the country by people who went to law school with each other. Your lies have turned that law firm into the instrument of a sickening crime, and the law firm is indelibly associated with what you did and the de facto cruelty with which my objections to being victimized were met.
People who don't know anything about the legal system often like to throw around phrases such as "proven in a court of law"; don't think for a minute that it was "proven in a court of law" that you're telling the truth. You know you're not telling the truth, and there's nobody who's part of the legal system who doesn't know that innocent people lose in court every day because they don't have the financial resources to win.
I hope that you're not thinking about committing other crimes because it was so easy for you to commit this crime. If I'm the first victim of a crime that you committed, then you have to know that I'm the highest profile person who could ever be vulnerable enough to be victimized by you. If there's ever suspicion again of you hurting another person, you might have some trouble lying your way out of it; I hope so. What you've done to me is slow murder.
Copyright L. Kochman, April 8, 2017 @ 11:35 p.m.
