Supplement To Notice Of Discovery Matter #: 2025-Wash-MC-014 Subcategory: CSN-2 All rights reserved.

This supplement is attached to and becomes part of the original Notice of Discovery served prior, which remains unchanged. Additional facts and conditions have arisen since the discovery itself, and these must now be recorded in the same notice.

Bouvier: “Notice” — information given to draw attention to rights or facts; forms part of the same record.

I testify and declare:

1. Additional Discovery – Concealed Payment Source Identified

After discovering that concealed monthly payments existed, I further learned that those payments originated from the same assembly-connected man who oversees what he refers to as the “[Redacted Committee Name].” This is the same man who previously made promises of monthly support to me, and then attempted to reclassify earnings from work I performed as “donations.” This establishes continuity of financial involvement by the same source.

Bouvier: “Fraud — concealment of material fact” Blackstone: Bk. III, Ch. 26 — concealment and inducement creating reliance

1. Additional Discovery – Loss of Power After the Discovery

Immediately after the discovery of the concealed payments, the primary generator that normally provides safe utilities remained dismantled and unrepaired. Power was lost and not restored. This loss of power occurred after the discovery, not as a result of my service of the memorial testimony.

Bouvier: “Injury — any harm arising from the act or omission of another”] [Kent: Vol. 2 — injury may arise through neglect where duty of care exists]

1. Generator Manipulation and False Technical Claims

A backup generator was produced two (2) days after the loss of power. I was told this source could “run only a small heater and not a computer.” This is electrically inaccurate. A computer requires approximately 40–90 watts, while even small heaters require hundreds of watts. The claim that a generator can run a heater but cannot run a computer is technically impossible and indicates selective limitation of my ability to use the tools required for my administrative process.

Bouvier: “Misrepresentation — asserting as fact that which is not true”] [Common Law Maxim: “He who prevents a thing from being done shall not avail himself of the non-performance.”]

1. Retaliatory Pattern – Utility Restriction Following Discovery

Since discovering the concealed payments, power has not been restored, explanations have shifted repeatedly, and no verifiable steps have been taken toward repair. The pattern of delay, refusal, and restriction aligns with escalating retaliation and pressure after the concealment was uncovered.

Bouvier: “Retaliation — returning injury for injury” [Blackstone: Bk. I — disturbances of right and quiet enjoyment]