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Affirmations of Empowerment,

I’ve made it my personal mission and one of my life’s chief missions to become proficient in the areas of consumer law, money, credit, civics, common law and finance in general.

This Herculean task has led me to the realization of the necessity for mentorship.

Becoming a mentee would mean so much to me and would be an immense overall boost.

Please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience. Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Peace,
Nile

Hi there Goddess, is there a replay for your last Saturday Class, Also the class for Saturday can you provide the time & duration. Also you are amazing.. I am honored the spirits allowed our energies to connect.

Thank you so much..

hey is there going to be another discount on the private banking secrets I just made rest of the money a few days late 😢🙏🏽

Greetings Anne! I was wondering if the DEBT-FREE TEMPLATES would be available to those of us who missed the live stream. I tend to miss a lot of your live streams due to their timing. I work overnight and am normally asleep during the day. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Mrs. Sutton, words cannot express my gratitude for what you are doing here. I wish there were a thousand more of you, and I pray someday there will be. Most people believe in the “Justice System” and even when court documents in black and white irrefutably reveal the ugly truth, they say “that’s impossible, they can’t do that!” It’s as if they can’t wrap their minds around the injustice, so they consciously turn a blind eye. It’s difficult but I find some solace in knowing that the truth will always be the truth, whether it is believed or not.
On October 25, 2018, I was apprehended at my home in Fort Smith, AR by my bondsman, Jared Branham, after missing my arraignment on a year-old misdemeanor shoplifting charge. Once he surrendered me to the jail, Branham called FSPD K-9 Officer Keith Shelby to report that he’d observed an illegal marijuana grow operation at my residence and described multiple 5ft tall plants under suspended grow lights, hydroponics, nutrients, and the smell of freshly harvested marijuana drying inside the house. Shelby took that information to rookie Narcotics Detective Jeffrey Lum, who wrote up an affidavit based solely on the statement made by Branham, claiming their informant had been a Sheriff’s Deputy for 7 yrs and was trained in the investigation of narcotics. Branham’s employee records (which I FOIA’d along with the warrant return) revealed he’d been a jail deputy from 2004 to 2008 when he was terminated (allegedly for assaulting a female inmate). Branham later testified that he’d never received any kind of police training. Det. Lum took the affidavit that was admittedly based on double hearsay to a Family Court Judge, who issued a search warrant for the house at 1811 N. C St. and surrounding curtilage (no names were included). It took 45 minutes, from the time Branham surrendered me to the time FSPD hit my front door.
When they executed the warrant, our friend and upstairs tenant, Andy Sebren, was the only person in the house and he claimed ownership of any contraband they found. According to Lum’s trial testimony, upon his arrival he observed my husband, Mark Garner, walking one half-block away pushing a baby in a stroller and he was detained by a marked patrol car (Shelby). Even though he wasn’t named or described in the warrant or affidavit, and the address on his DL did not match the address on the warrant, and no contraband was found on his person, Officer Shelby escorted Mark to the house being searched. Police found a single 4″ sprout of marijuana in an outdoor shed (but no lights, etc.), a gram of loose marijuana on a rolling tray w/ papers and a grinder in the living room downstairs, and some miscellaneous contraband (a bag of seeds, marijuana pipe, etc.) along with my driver’s license in a bedroom. Andy was arrested for possession of meth, Xanax, paraphernalia, all found upstairs, and he was given a $2500 bond (Jerad Branham is the surety on that bond). Mark was arrested for misdemeanor cultivation, possession w/ purpose to deliver, and maintaining a premises w/in 1000ft of a church or school.
Mark’s first public defender, Nancy Pryor, withdrew from his case after he refused to become a police informant, citing conflict of interest b/c she was also appointed to represent his codefendant (Andy, whose private atty had already filed a notice of entry). Nancy Pryor also failed to inform Mark of a plea offer for 10 years in ADC. His second public defender, David Dunigan, made every possible mistake you can imagine. He refused to file a motion to suppress evidence or quash the unlawful arrest (see Bailey v. US, 568 US 186 – Supreme Court 2013), he sat on a second plea offer for 10 days with the trial just 2 weeks away, he failed to call proper witnesses, and he knowingly made irrelevant arguments in his motion for a directed verdict resulting in failure to preserve grounds for an appeal. Two days before the trial, PA Dan Shue amended the charges against Mark to include possession of paraphernalia to ingest meth (a pipe found in the kitchen that was not tested by the crime lab) and possession of meth (a baggie of residue never mentioned in the police report). On April 5, 2019, a jury found Mark guilty on all 4 counts and sentenced him to 30 years as a habitual offender (he had 2 prior convictions for commercial burglary in 2010 and 2012).
I had never studied the law before, but I submitted the arguments and case law used in the Appellant’s Brief and I wrote the entire Appellant’s Reply Brief for Mark’s direct appeal, filed by his court-appointed atty, Gregg Knutson. The Arkansas Court of Appeals affirmed in part and reversed the convictions for possession of paraphernalia and possession of meth (which carried a 5yr sentence, run consecutively). Because a defendant is not entitled to court-appointed representation beyond his direct appeal, I prepared Mark’s pro se Petition for relief under Rule 37. I stupidly forgot to include the “signature page” as required under Rule 37.1(c), so the petition was dismissed. At this point, my parental rights to our daughter (the baby in the stroller) had just been terminated in family court and I was suffering from severe depression and PTSD. At the time of his arrest, Mark wasn’t allowed to call any of our friends or family to come get the baby. Although we both provided negative UA drug screens that were observed by jail deputies, and I was released less than 24hrs later on a signature bond, DHS still placed our baby in foster care. Mark filed a notice of appeal from the circuit court’s denial of his Rule 37 petition, but we had hit a proverbial wall and didn’t have the legal knowledge or emotional strength to proceed any further. Now his case is time-barred at the state level and probably Federal, too.
It’s worth mentioning that immediately following Mark’s trial, the church w/in 1000 ft. of the house completely shut down. David Dunigan accepted a position in the Crawford County Prosecutor’s office with a recommendation from Dan Shue. Officer Shelby and Detective Lum were both promoted to Sergeant by the FSPD. We learned that Keith Shelby had actually contacted Jerad Branham that day and specifically asked him to report that he’d seen illegal activity at my house during my apprehension. AT&T phone records show that I’d called Branham 3 times after I missed my arraignment. I had arranged turn myself in, but he came and arrested me a week before that scheduled appointment. At Mark’s trial, Det. Lum testified that he’d never received any complaints about us, that he was in our neighborhood a lot doing his job and we were not on his radar at all. No one in the house was on probation or parole of any kind and none of us had warrants or outstanding fines.
We may never know why we were targeted, all I can be sure of is that I am truly blessed to be married to my husband. Mark is currently incarcerated at the Northwest Arkansas Work Release Center in the Arkansas Department of Corrections. He has a good job and he’s working hard, saving every penny he can. He’s served almost 4 years of his 25yr amended sentence and he will be eligible for parole on July 31, 2025. The only thing keeping me going is the promise that Mark will eventually come home and we’ll finally be able to move on with what’s left of our life together.
Thank you for letting me share our story.

My issue isn’t that easy than a book, I’m fighting for my son’s life and freedom!!! I have questions that need to be addressed. And I can’t tell you everything in a text message. Because I have to explain everything to you in order for you to give me the guidance and information I need to help my son. I didn’t realize this was just a place to leave a message. Thanks anyway!!! I’m trying to fight for my son like you fought for your daughter!! That was truly inspirational to me.

I have video of a local judge here in Tallahassee Florida stating: (after calling my sons name to come forward) “I don’t believe this is legal, but if you have agreed to it then we shall proceed” my sons case smelled of corruption! He had only traffic violations priors and was sent to prison for protecting himself and his friend in a fight against 8 bouncers who aimed to subdo them in a parking lot at a bar my son never entered. It’s all on video! Should have fell under the stand your ground law but didnt! I have done tons of research and have copies of the court docket. All lies. My son did almost 6 months in prison. Missed the whole pregnancy and birth of his little girl. This did something to him that has kept him distant to family and his daughter. We paid 12000.00 borrowed dollars we still haven’t paid back all of for his lawyer who helped prosecutors send my son to prison. Thank the lord he is out now but the damage has been done.