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Twin Lakes Baptist Church's Failed Attempt
To Prevent Liberty For
Life Communicating With Their Members
 The Temporary Restraining Order Twin
Lakes Baptist Church, Inc. sought on behalf of their thousands of
members to prevent Liberty For Life from communicating with any of their
members was thrown out. There is no longer any restraining order.
This section will however remain posted and we will update the section
shortly with copies of all the papers the Church filed and transcripts
of their attempt to eliminate not only our 1st amendment rights, but to
originally also prevent Clive from communicating with his own children.
On October 18, 2007
Petitioner Leonard Dueck, VP Twin Lakes Church, Inc., filed a request for a Temporary Restraining Order to
prevent Respondent Clive Boustred from communicating with any staff or
members of Twin Lakes Church and School or any parents of the School.
This request actually included a request that Respondent be prevented
from communicating with his own children, which prior to the hearing
Respondent confirmed, three times with Attorney Dennis Kehoe that this was
also an actual intent in this filing. Such intent clearly is
malicious, spiteful and on the face of it an attempted kidnap Clive's
children. In effect, the order that Clive not see or communicate with
his children from Monday to Friday at school meets all the legal
definitions and practical constructs of kidnap. However,
it appears from the pleading that the primary purpose of the TRO was a
financial one.
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What sort of church attempts to
silence the truth
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What sort of church prevents a good man
from seeing his children?
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What sort of church does not answer
questions as to their possible involvement in occult?
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What sort of church schedules hearings on
Halloween?
Summary: Kick him when he's
down....
A church who tries to kidnap children & silence the truth...
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Twin Lakes Baptist Church, Inc. sued
Liberty For Life Chairman Clive Boustred, in response to Liberty For Life
Association sending our Chapter 1 of our News DVD and letters to the
parents of our Founders children's' classmates. The DVD and letters Clive sent were in no way threatening, they
simply documented how Clive and his kids were assaulted (See
Proof of Government
Abuse copies of the letters: First letter with DVD sent to parents;
Second letter with DVD sent to parents;
Third letter sent to parents
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On October 18, 2007 Twin Lakes
Baptist Church, Inc. Vice President Leonard Dueck filed an unlimited
Civil Case (Amount demanded exceeds $25,000) lawsuit seeking an
Injunction and damages to prevent Liberty For Life Chairman Clive
Boustred from communicating with any member of the Church or school,
including Clive's own children. See
Cover Sheet Santa Cruz Superior Court Case CV 158401 and TRO
Request: Page 1
Page 2 Page
3 Page 4 Page 5
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In a request for a Temporary
Restraining Order heard on the 18th, Judge Burdic of the Santa Cruz
Superior Court immediately threw out the request to prevent Clive
from communicating with his own children and issued a Temporary
Restraining Order preventing Clive from communicating with any
member of the church or school until the matter was heard. See TRO
Preventing Liberty For Life Founder Clive Boustred from
communicating with any Twin Lakes Baptist Church, Inc church or
school member or parent: Page 1
Page 2
Page 3** Page 4
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The churched scheduled the hearing
for Halloween, Oct 31 (Creeeeeeepy)
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See Clive's response to the TRO:
CH-1100 Clive also added exhibits with his response
including the opening brief proving his innocence and exposing the
outrageous sham trials Clive was given (including
Opening Brief 6th Appellate District;
Opening
Brief Placer Appeal and the evidence regarding the last false
case filed against Clive as a result of a false police call made by
the Church school on the 6th month anniversary of the assassination
attempt etc.)
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The day before the hearing the church
delivered a federal express package to Clive's gate with the
following: XscanX
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Clive prepared the following
response: Halloween Hearing
Response
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At the Halloween hearing, only Mark
Spurlock, the Administrative Pastor was brought forward as a
witness. Not one of the thousands of members of the church
made any appearance or application to prevent Clive from
communicating with them (other than Spurlock, and three observers, a
Board member, Dueck and the school Principal)
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Spurock and the Church attorney
Dennis J. Kehoe attempted to put forward a baseless argument that
Clive was some sort of a threat. By threat Kehoe said he did
not mean physica.
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Spurlock acknowledged that he only
knew of two times Clive had come onto the Church property in the
last four years, once to give a letter for his son to the school
office and once to deliver DVD's to the church pastors.
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Spurlock admitted that Clive was no
physical threat and could not establish any reason for Clive being
any other sort of threat either.
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By stating that church staff had
specifically blocked Clive's car on September 9, 2003, Spurlock
admitted that the church had aided the sheriffs when they stole
Clive's car off the church parking lot when the church made a false
police call to have Clive arrested when Clive was playing with his
son on the school playground.
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Judge Atack presided over the hearing
and narrowed the hearing to the issues. Unfortunately he would
not address the fact that illegal void orders were issued taking
custody of Clive's children from him, however, as Judge Atack
pointed out that was not the matter before the court.
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Judge Atack summed up by stating that
the 1st Amendment protected Clive's right to communicate and that
the Church's request for an Injunction preventing Clive from
communicating with any Church or school members was denied.
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having lost the case, Twin Lakes
Church responded by sending Clive a threatening letter written by
Attorney John A. Christerson where they threatened to have Clive
arrested if he set foot on his sons school property or the Church.
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The matter regarding custody of
Clive's children remains open. In March 2003, Judge Michael E.
Barton issued an order that Clive not communicate with his children
after the Santa Cruz Sheriffs attempted to murder Clive in front of
his children. Judge Samuel S. Stevens, Barton and Commissioner
Irwin Joseph refused to set aside the clearly unlawful court orders
that amount to nothing less than blatant and violent kidnap by State
of Clive's children. Clive sued those judges, however, they
all claimed that they were above the law and not accountable.
What is astonishing is that a large,
relatively educated, Church can undertake such extraordinary and
outrageous measures to silence the truth. The Church did not even
want transcripts of the Court hearing they scheduled on Halloween to be
recorded.
Many people are accusing Christians as
being an underlying cause of the problems we are experiencing in the
U.S. Their allegation is that, for example, it was largely
Christians who voted for George Bush; that Christians generally know
little about what is going on in the nation and tend to believe what
they see on TV without any verification or cross-referencing of the
information (Such as most articles on this site link to official
statistics and reports that prove the position). Christians are
also taught to obey their government, however, they do not understand
that they are not called to obey a government that is not in conformance
with the law (see
Obeying Authority)
Introduction to the Issues - What does Twin
Lake Church, Inc. want
to hide from their members?
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