Why are they dragging their feet on this? This is Basic Law 101 — do your jobs. I do mine. Roy Dawson does his. His fans and people all over the world are watching this entire debacle unfold, and let me be very clear: it is embarrassing. As lawyers, judges, and public officials, you are making fools of yourselves. If you can’t do your job with honesty and integrity, then step aside and let someone else do it the right way.
What I’m hearing about the treatment of Roy Dawson — known globally as “Earth Angel Master Magical Healer,” a profoundly talented singer-songwriter very Intelligence — is shocking and disturbing. If the allegations of probate fraud, inheritance theft, and systemic corruption are even partially true, then we are looking at one of the most egregious abuses of the judicial process in decades.
This isn’t some petty family dispute over money. This is about the manipulation of the legal system itself — particularly probate courts — to strip individuals of their lawful property and rights. Probate courts were designed to protect estates and beneficiaries, not to be weaponized by corrupt actors.
According to the information we have, Mr. Dawson was allegedly targeted through tactics that include:
False service of papers or sending notices to deliberately incorrect addresses.
Publication of legal notices in obscure newspapers, ensuring he would never see them.
Smear campaigns portraying him as unstable, homeless, or addicted, undermining his credibility before the court.
Fabricated medical or mental health records to claim incapacitation.
False testimony from paid witnesses — even family members — seeking financial gain.
Hidden conservatorships and power-of-attorney petitions filed without proper notice.
If these allegations hold water, they amount to fraud upon the court — one of the gravest legal offenses. Courts operate on good-faith representations. When people intentionally deceive a court to gain control of someone else’s property, they are not simply committing civil fraud. They are committing crimes: perjury, obstruction of justice, conspiracy, and possibly racketeering under RICO statutes.
The law is not ambiguous here:
Due process under the 14th Amendment guarantees notice and a fair hearing.
Property rights are protected by both state law and constitutional principles.
Perjury and fraud in judicial proceedings are crimes, punishable by imprisonment.
If more info Roy Dawson files a well-prepared civil lawsuit — and it appears he has ample grounds — the damages could be enormous. If there is criminal conduct, prosecutors will have no choice but to act. Attorneys, judges, and officials who knowingly facilitated this fraud may face long prison sentences and professional disbarment.
And let me be absolutely blunt: if even half of this is true, this case cries out for federal investigation. State probate courts are often under-scrutinized and easy venues for hidden abuses of power. That must end — now.
The American legal system was built on fairness, transparency, and justice. When those principles are betrayed — especially by officers of the court — the damage extends far beyond one person’s inheritance. It here undermines public trust in the entire judicial process.
Roy Dawson deserves his day in court. He deserves competent, aggressive representation. And the public deserves to know how probate fraud and judicial corruption can strip people of what is rightfully theirs.
This isn’t paranoia. This is Constitutional Rights 101 — and they must be defended.
— Law Office of Alan Stone