How the Oregon State Bar approves of torture techniques and public defender fraud

3. July 5, 2011
Oregon State Bar
16037 SW Upper Bones-Ferry Road
P.O. Box 231935
Tigard, OR 97281-1935
Re: EveLyn A. Oldenkamp
CAO File No. 1101005
Dear Mr. Mullmann, Assistant General Counsel:
I attached a lengthy document explaining how Ms. Oldenkamp handled my case. First, it started
out as a frivolous dog scratch that present the aggravating circumstances and what I did to reasonable
prevent the dog from becoming vicious. Then, Ms. Oldenkamp refused to use police calls, restraining
order, and civil tenant-landlord case as evidence to present to a jury. There are also other mitigating
circumstances as explained in the attached document. Regardless, Ms. Oldenkamp had no intention of
taking this to a jury trial and instead dumped me into a mental institution to sustain more injuries (now
pending in the Marion Court).
Her procrastination of unjustified continues for several years in this case forced me to place
everything in storage to prevent my personal property from being looted by unsavory neighbors. I was
also forced to live in my stored vehicle for months while I attended bogus hearings. This caused me to
suffer severe ear infections when an undetermined amount of blood and pus discharged from my ears.
As a result of that, I have lost hearing. I also endured severe exhaustion because I was unable to attend
to a thyroid problem leaving my immune system unchecked. Today, as a result of her actions and
inactions, I am still suffering severe financial hardships from appeals, additional litigation, and a $100
cut from my income. Because I am unable to locate a primary physician, I must go to emergency room
care for a 20-day refill of my prescription, Levothyroxine.
I will continue to seek accountability for her actions and nonactions. Obviously, the Court
system will manipulate these simple kinds of cases until they have elaborated on the definition of
torture techniques to the full extent of the law.
Sincerely,
Kini Cosma
Equestrian Travel Mall and Legal Services (541) 880-4534 P.O. Box 7918 Klamath Falls, OR 97602