A frequent pro se litigant, filed a Motion to Dismiss his debt by trying “redemptionist” theories that have been consistently rejected by federal courts. At this latest hearing, he refused to sit at the counsel table or even enter the courtroom. He spoke from the gallery:
There has been a mistake. I am here today in my true and natural capacity as one of the living people of Ohio, and I wish for this entire case to be dismissed with extreme prejudice and eliminated from the court record. I am the priority creditor and the employer in this courtroom and I am fully indemnified against loss or damage by indemnity bond…on file with the US treasury. I am exercising my reversionary trust rights and my exemption from the jurisdiction of this court effective January 26, 1964. I wish to be paid treble damages by the prosecutor/trustee as compensation for my time, losses, and inconvenience. And that’s all I have to say.
He did not stay for the response and it was noted by the court that he provided no legal basis in support of his motion.
The court did not find his argument persuasive and his motion was denied.