
It’s a long post, because it needs to be a long post, and not simply because the author is a lawyer.
The author is known online as Aaron Worthing, and his blog is Allergic to Bull, but you may remember him better as a year-long guest poster at Patrick Frye’s blog, Patterico. Well, he was known online as Aaron Worthing, but today he reveals his actual name and a lot of information about his identity. His name is actually Aaron Walker, and I’m proud to call him an online friend.
Let me summarize for the purposes of this brief overview the information contained in Aaron’s, um . . . magisterial post on his encounters with convicted domestic terrorist, perjurer, attempted murderer, and all-around vicious jackass Brett Kimberlin, aka the Speedway Bomber. Kimberlin filed a frivolous lawsuit against a blogger, Seth Allen (who lives in Massachusetts), claiming that Allen had defamed him by reporting on his blog facts in the public record that were not very flattering to Mr. Kimberlin. Aaron Walker, then blogging at Patterico’s, provided him with brief legal advice from Virginia, but did not represent Mr. Allen in Maryland, because he was not licensed to do so. For this terrible crime, convicted domestic terrorist Brett Kimberlin dug up a bunch of information on Mr. Walker’s identity, which he egregiously attempted to insert into the public record by means of a Motion to Withdraw a previous subpoena that would be made part of the public record, so that he and his henchpersons online, including former Raw Story editor Ron Brynaert and former lefty associate cum Democrat operative Neal Rauhauser, could then threaten the livelihood if not the life of Aaron Walker and family.
And given Mr. Kimberlin’s background, that’s not a paranoid stretch. He is convicted of having planted 8 bombs, the materials for which he got by fraudulently representing himself as an employee of the Federal government, in the period of 6 days thirty-something years ago in Speedway, Indiana. One of those bombs detonated with such horrible results to an innocent bystander that he eventually took his life. Subsequently, the man’s widow received a million-dollar judgment against convicted domestic terrorist Kimberlin, who was flush with money from assisting in writing a book about his Speedway bombing exploits. By a variety of crooked means, fraudster and domestic terrorist Kimberlin plotted to prevent her from receiving those moneys, and he was found to have acted fraudulently again by virtue of those practices.
I’m going to leave the pedophilia speculations regarding his motives for the bombings aside.
By means of gaming the courts, Speedway Bomber Mr. Kimberlin did succeed at getting Aaron Walker and his wife terminated from their jobs, which were with the same company, when the woman who headed up the company determined that the Walkers had unwittingly made potential targets of their co-employees at the hands of lunatic convicted domestic terrorist and thug Brett Kimberlin. Walker has had the decency not to name the company, though he and his wife were terminated without cause beyond the implied threats and general deportment of fraud, domestic terrorist, and all-around asshole Brett Kimberlin.
In an attempt to have the records pertaining to his identity and the facts of his life sealed, knowing what attempted murderer and his henchpersons would do with the information, Aaron Walker went to a court hearing in which felonious fraud Kimberlin was attempting to get relief from the truth-telling of Walker’s one-time client. There, Walker asked the judge to seal the materials, and afterwards on the way out ended up in heated conversation with that domestic terrorist and notorious liar, Brett Kimberlin. Domestic terrorist Kimberlin took a photo of Walker with his iPad, which Walker seized from his hands without coming into contact with the person of murderous false-testifier Kimberlin, as it was illegal for a private citizen to take pictures in the court building. Sheriffs Deputies were called, and after a bit of discussion, Aaron Walker returned Mr. Kimberlin’s iPad to him.
On that same day, domestic terrorist and legal tar baby Kimberlin filed a false complaint asserting that Mr. Walker had assaulted him and caused an injury to one of his eyes, striking him at least 3 times in the process, and forcing him to spend 6 hours at the hospital. Later, a security cam video that was supposed not to have possibly been taken given the location of those purported events emerged, demonstrating that fraudster, liar and murderous cheat Kimberlin’s representations of the event had been a complete fabrication. Aaron Walker succeeded in having false witness and domestic terrorist Kimberlin’s charges against him regarding his blogging dismissed, but also had his own complaint against notorious perjurer and Speedway Bomber Kimberlin dismissed. The judge in the case against Aaron Worthing had these sage observations for the malicious manslaughterer:
We’ve reached a point in this society where people think they have a right not to be offended. Where did that come from? You read about it every day in the paper. Somebody is offended by something and wants somebody to apologize. Where did that come from? Where is the right not to be offended?
So there’s a lot of annoying conduct that perhaps might be rude and would cause Emily Post to turn over in her grave. I don’t know if she’s still alive or not, but manners — and just for the record, I am not suggesting that the respondent doesn’t have proper manners or anything like that. But what I am saying are examples of annoying conduct, things that people can do that are just annoying.
This Court doesn’t blog. I don’t even know what it is. I wouldn’t know how to set-up one and I don’t know if I’ve even read one since I don’t know what it is, but I can imagine it is a medium in which published material can be made available to the public. I can imagine that a blog might be likened to a magazine except that it’s electronic and it’s not on paper, unless of course it’s printed out.
You say that things have been written about you that are not right. It is a dangerous, dangerous argument to make that a sanction should be entered against people when they choose to exercise their First Amendment constitutional rights just because it’s annoying.
Now let me say, parenthetically, there are civil remedies available if someone defames someone, however, truth is a defense.
So if a person says somebody has a record and, in fact, they do have a record, you’ll have a hard time getting a judgment in a libel or slander case. If someone said someone had a record for something that, in fact, they didn’t do that was, in fact, false and it caused the individual harm, then they perhaps would have a cause of action.
Unfortunately for felonious fraudster Brett Kimberlin, the truth still is a defense, but . . . give Obama and Eric Holder four more years and we’ll see.
That Kimberlin lied repeatedly in his sworn charges isn’t a surprise, but it is a deep disappointment that the Maryland prosecutor seems to think there’s no substantial public benefit to be procured by making wannabe mass murderer Kimberlin pay for his false testimony in trying to frame blogger Aaron Worthing. My opinion is that people who attempt to use the law and the legal system as a means of tortious aggression towards other citizens should be summarily sentenced on conviction to penalties at least twice as high as those they’ve contemplated for their targets.
Here’s how you can help Aaron Walker, who used to blog as Aaron Worthing:
So this is where you, dear reader, come in. There are several things you can do to help me out.
First, please spread the word far and wide about this story. Tweet it, blog it, Facebook it, link it, whatever. If you are a reporter and would like to talk to me about this and even view the un-redacted documents, let me know at any of my emails, including AaronJW72@gmail.com. I will be happy to speak with you.
Second, you can write to the State’s Attorney of Montgomery County. I did not name the subordinate responsible for the inaction, but ultimately it is the responsibility of John McCarthy, the State’s Attorney himself. You might also consider writing to the Governor, or the Attorney General of Maryland. Be polite. You will not help me by being foul or insulting. Simply state that you believe a grave injustice has been done to me—if you happen to agree—and ask them politely to see to it that justice be done.
This is his office’s contact information:
State’s Attorney for Montgomery County
50 Maryland Avenue, 5th Floor
Rockville, Maryland 20850
states.attorney@montgomerycountymd.gov.
240-777-7300Third, and importantly, I will be setting up a defense fund very soon. This will not be limited to my case, but to all victims of Kimberlin and his crew because there are more of them than I am disclosing in this post. Their goal is to get anyone who crosses them fired, impoverished by continual and frivolous legal actions and so on. They have already cost me $7,000 and my job. You can help make sure that this will not happen to others and, yes, help me pay my legal expenses.
Fourth, if you are hiring, I need a job. I can work as a lawyer, blogger, researcher or any number of things. Feel free to contact me by email if you think you can offer me something.
Fifth, if you donate to his organization, please stop. It is apparent to me that this man does little else with his life other than harass people who dare to tell the truth about him. If he had an ordinary job where he actually had to work 9-5, maybe he would have no time to bother people for telling the truth about him. This isn’t a legal threat, but simply an observation of reality. If you donate to his charities, you are helping him to torment me and others. His charities might do excellent work, but as long as they employ him, they also support this criminal and immoral conduct.
Besides, can you really trust this man with your money? Look at the video and look at what he said about this incident. Is he a trustworthy man? In my opinion, he is not.
I want to thank you for reading my story. If you have read this far, you have put a lot of effort to get here and I appreciate it. And anything you do to help will be equally appreciated. By sheer shamelessness, Brett Kimberlin has damaged a lot of people’s lives, including my own. Hopefully we can fight back against him.
–Aaron Walker
If you can help in any of these respects, and I believe there is at least one or two that any of us can afford, please do. In my opinion, to which I believe I am legally still entitled, there’s no good reason on God’s green earth terrorist Brett Kimberlin should be a free man, entitled to pursue his terrorism by alternate means.
There’s much more, too, on Democrat operative Rauhauser at Stacy’s place. Definitely click over to Greg Howard’s video presentation on the links and associations, from there.
UPDATE: Many thanks to Bob Belvedere for the link.



Dustin on May 17, 2012 at 12:56 pm said:
“My opinion is that people who attempt to use the law and the legal system as a means of tortious aggression towards other citizens should be summarily sentenced on conviction to penalties at least twice as high as those they’ve contemplated for their targets.”
Nicely said, sir. That’s what he did. That’s why he needs to be off the streets. That’s what he deserves as a penalty.
Awesome post. There are precious few brave men willing to look Kimberlin in the eye and tell the truth about him.
And hell, I can see why.
This nightmare could happen to any of us. It’s not even limited to conservatives. A liberal who told the truth about Kimberlin was given a similar treatment. Walker didn’t care that he was a liberal. He cares about the truth. Simply for the crime of caring about the truth, Walker’s life has been turned into a real nightmare.
I’ve spoken with him and his wife. I’ve heard these kind and good people’s voices. They have been terrorized. They need good people to help them out. At the very least, watch the video, understand the evidence, and spread the word about what Brett did. If you’re capable, write the State’s Attorney for Montgomery County, explaining why the evidence is sufficient (And it most certainly is!). Really. If several people do that, I think this story can take a turn for the better.
Dan Collins on May 17, 2012 at 1:07 pm said:
Thanks, Dustin.
Prepostericity on May 17, 2012 at 3:11 pm said:
I’m the liberal Dustin spoke of. I too have spoken on the phone with Aaron. He’s an extremely nice guy. I am saddened by what he has been put through.
I think a Kimberlin friend at a Sept. 2011 hearing took a picture of me with a cell phone. That would have been an illegal action. From Aaron’s story we know Kimberlin was aware it is illegal to take photographs within the court house. They had my driver’s license picture anyway, so I guess my suspicion is moot.
Nonetheless, audio from that hearing was illegally posted on the internet. Mandy reported that to the court. Apparently they couldn’t care less of multiple crimes being committed, including perjury and false criminal allegations.
I have indeed been viciously cybersmeared for blogging truths which transcend myself as an individual. This story actually transcends right-left debate. It is only on the surface that I may appear contradictory.
It is very unfortunate the Maryland justice system is this incompetent.
Dan Collins on May 17, 2012 at 3:24 pm said:
Thanks for sharing that with us. Guys like that should do time for trying to weaponize the judicial system.
The sad thing is that the Maryland prosecutors are probably just lazy assholes thinking that they’re saving some effort not dealing with this. Creatures such as Kimberlin won’t go away; they’ll just keep abusing the system again and again. I don’t know whether it’s possible to file a class action against the Prosecutor’s Office, but if you can find a couple of other people who’ve gotten stiff-armed the way you two have, maybe it’s time.
Mandy Nagy is a national treasure.
Prepostericity on May 17, 2012 at 3:49 pm said:
I came up with eight counts of perjury from the November 14th hearing: Eight Counts of Perjury and a Velvet Revolution Conspiracy Bunk Excerpt. Aaron’s correct that the court frowns on people representing themselves. It also didn’t help that Judge Jordan apparently felt I was a probable stalker who had made a death threat. While I have sensed Neal Rauhauser is a Kimberlin associate, I am glad to see it has been confirmed.
jefferson101 on May 17, 2012 at 7:19 pm said:
If anyone is going to wonder why some of us no longer trust LaW Enforcement or the Judicial System to solve these kind of issues, look no further.
If committing a Fraud upon the Court against someone is perfectly acceptable, and no relief from the Judge or the Prosecutor is to be found?
If Kimberlin, or his associates and enablers, start finding themselves in the path of Kimberlin’s kind of retribution, why would I not be surprised?
Sooner or later, it’s coming, the way things are going. I’m profoundly unenthused to see the rule of law collapsing, but I’m not in a position to change that, like the Judges and Prosecutors are. If and when it does, do they think that the Criminals are going to have any more mercy on them than those of us who have been victimized without any recourse are?
They need to reconsider.
If you want something to study on, look at what happened to the “Loyalists” in the Colonies once we were no longer Colonies. Not a pretty picture.
Prepostericity on May 17, 2012 at 7:35 pm said:
I reported the cyber crimes committed against me to my local police. They passed the buck to the Boson FBI who have done squat.
Grumpa_OnA_Droid on May 18, 2012 at 2:16 pm said:
This is sad, but *not* shocking.
I was born in 1916, and this, the collapse of the structure and fabric of our legal system and culture (respectively) has been a slow-motion heartbreak for me.
The groundwork was laid, the field prepared for sowing, when Wilson and other academics decided that law should ground itself in prior caselaw judgements rather than Constitutional grounds. This allowed the emphasis to become previous (possibly exceedingly erroneous) judgements, which of necessity, de-emphasizes the Constitutional aspects of law. This “lack of exercise” of the Constitutional Muscles (including the one between a man’s ears) allows all sorts of bedevilment to take place with the under-structure, while allowing an increasing ignorance of what’s proper law and law enforcement to sprout amonst the Citizenry. As the ends of the bell curve are treated as the most common occurrence, the law itself becomes unpredictable, allowing a slipshod mentality to overtake officers of the court.
Eventually, it simply become easier and more fruitful (from their damaged point-of-view) to legislate, prosecute, and regulate those who follow the law in general, but either accidently run afoul of laws which are both overlapping and contradictory OR to place the standard at a ridiculous point and use selective enforcement to quell “uppity honest people” who make waves. The example of the latter that leaps unbidden to mind the the dropping of the “everyman standard”. Of the former, browse through the Federal Register and you’ll find them aplenty.
The destruction didn’t really gain any penetration until the mid-1970s, with the infiltration in all of society’s footings by the people using The Piven Method of overloading the structure with the so-called “upper-end outliers” of the bell curve to overstress the structure.
One of the most helpful attitudes (for the Destroyers) that has purposely been fostered by media-academia is the “conspiracy nut” template. It’s a multi-use apparition that has kept an effective defense of American Civilization at arms length since it was pushed heavily into the American Consciousness by the pro-socialist media. It’s use is to bias the audience against facts presented; shutdown debate, inquiry, speculation and even cognition, (especially when thise aforementioned are a little too close to the bull’s eye); demonize opposition while belittling facts presented. It’s SO useful a servant of the Statist’s agenda that every generation they revisit the “shining example”: Sen. McCarthy. Put aside that the Venona Intercepts proved him entirely or almost entirely correct… it is too potent a weapon for the Statist to drop. AND it has becone such a part of The American Mindset that even our side ― who should know better use it on our own.
Starting strongly in the mid-1950s, any attempt to connect the dots was laughed at with the derision of “conspiracy nut” used to turn off further inquiry. Stories, radio programs, comicbooks, dime novels, all ridiculed those nuts who “see commies behind every tree, under their bed, and in their closets”. The idea was so firmly planted that people don’t conspire together for evil ends that I doubt it shall ever be unseated. Never mind that history is replete with conspiracies, our country was born in one, or that the fact of the existence of such is codified in law. Believe in any conspiracy ― regardless of any amount of proof ― and you’re a conspiracy nut. When confronted with the connections and the facts it is insisted that its simply “coincidence”, or somesuch.
The latest example of this we have is the so-called “birthers”.
Now, many people immediately – with giving the facts an airing – started to throw around conspiracy nut. Well, actually, under the definition understood by Our Founding Father BHO is *not* eligible.
And the proof comes from his own writings. His father was *not* a US citizen. Period. If you want to change the eligibility requirements, let’s talk!
Instead, you have people who claim to be non-Progressivies immediately demonizing anyone broaching the subject. Here, if we had made our case, we could have gained three-fold:
1) educating the citizenry on The Constitution
2) highlighting the Statist’s duplicitious turn-of-mind
3) now that BHO’s indifference to all thing American’s becoming obvious, educated the upcoming generation on the importance of the safeguards in our Constitution.
Well, I’m sorry, I took so much space here. I’ve been around a long time. This point we’ve arrived at is a logical oytcome foreseen and warned against. I guess I just had to get this off my chest, and seeing this man’s good name drug through the dungheap hit a sorespot.
I could tie it all together better, the why and how of what I’ve said relates to what our legal system’s being twisted into… but I’m writing this on a Droid, I’m an old man, and I’m tired out.
If you’d like, just delete this. It won’t offend me.
And I do want to thank you for a fine site!
Zilla on May 23, 2012 at 8:32 am said:
Dan, I am all in & I have you linked HERE:
http://marezilla.com/2012/05/violent-convicted-terrorist-bomber-given-million-by-progressives-now-terrorizes-bloggers/