Toxic Mold Hearing

[Guest guest]

In Massachusetts, as in most other States, Citizens have the Legal and

Constitutional Right to petition their Government for Legislation to help with

the

General Health and Welfare of the Public. Sadly, Massachusetts has ignored

my petitions since 1996. My Petitions have been to create a Law to protect

Family’s from the Health dangers of Toxic Mold, create Lemon Law standards

for

construction and to allow for prosecution of Local and State employees and

officials that are corrupt.

Nobody in elected Office in Massachusetts has come forward to support or

speak on behalf of any of these Petitions. The silence has been deafening. Now

it is tome for the citizens of Massachusetts and the Media to get these

stories told. If we wish to have a Fair and Open discussion, we must force our

Elected Officials to deal fairly with the Complaints.

Attached are what I asked to have submitted to the Committee at the Hearing.

It tells story, documented by Government Public Records, of open corruption

that has harmed Family’s across the state. We are currently in Oklahoma

recovering from our exposure and illnesses from Toxic Mold created by the

Massachusetts corruption.

Ken Moulton

Forwarded Message:

Subj:

Public hearings

Date:

5/23/2005 10:42:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time

From:

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To:

_KENHMOULTON@..._ (mailto:KENHMOULTON@...)

Sent from the Internet _(Details)_ (aolmsg://06f511c0/inethdr/3)

Ken,

Your bill, S1310 - relative to regulations and laws to protect the public

health in regards to toxic mold, will be having a public hearing on Wednesday,

May 25, 2005 at 10am in room B-1 of the state house. I suggest you submit

testimony to the Committee on Public Health - contact info is:

_http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j16.htm_

(http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j16.htm)

Thank you,

Couch

Legislative Director

Office of Senator O'Leary

State House Room 416A

Boston, MA 02133

(617) 722-1570

Forwarded Message:

Subj:

RE: Public hearings

Date:

5/23/2005 11:21:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time

From:

_.Couch@..._ (mailto:.Couch@...)

To:

_KENHMOULTON@..._ (mailto:KENHMOULTON@...)

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Ken,

Senator O'Leary also has a bill being heard the same day - relating to the

health effects of Toxic Mold and we only found out about the hearing today as

well. I apologize for the short notice but the Committee just release the

schedule today.

At this link is the names of all the members of the Committee and click on

their name for their address and phone number

_http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j16.htm_

(http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j16.htm) . After the hearing I

would be happy to inform you as to who was at the hearing.

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From: KENHMOULTON@... [mailto:KENHMOULTON@...]

Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 12:13 PM

Couch, (SEN)

Subject: Re: Public hearings

Thank you for the less than two day time notification. This will not allow

us to be there or to have the many people interested in supporting our

Legislation appear. I'm sure, as has happened in the past, that the opponents

of our

Legislation were given ample time of notification by the legislature so they

could muster their forces to respond.

Please forward the attachments and this e-mail to the Committee. Could you

also send me the name of the Committee and the names of the members? After the

Hearing, will you send me the names of the Committee members that appeared

at the Hearing?

I had hoped that Senator O'Leary would have been supportive of trying to

help the many Family's of Massachusetts that are sick from Toxic Mold that is

in

their home, workplaces, schools, nursing homes, hospitals and Government

buildings. It seems I was wrong about the Senator. He has become a part of the

status quo of Beacon Hill politicians that are more concerned with

re-election than important issues.

As has been asked during many investigations of Government wrongdoing, " What

did they know and when did they know it " . In our case, everything has been

known for over a decade on Beacon Hill. It has also been covered-up for at

least that long by the Town and State

Ken Moulton