Yuri J. Stoyanov v. Carlos Del Toro, Secretary of the Navy, et al.
Arbitration ERISA SocialSecurity DueProcess
Whether the district court judge committed fraud upon the court by intentionally planned and executed federal crimes of Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud to dismiss the case without court hearing, discovery and jury trial
QUESTIONS PRESENTED . ; ; 1 In this pro se case Petitioner respectfully requests the US Supreme Court to intervene in this case, which ; is the ninth petition to this Court. I am pro se Petitioner in the consolidated by fraud civil action, i.e. the case (see CCB-09-3479), to which five additional ; lawsuits were added by district judge Blake by fraud after intentionally planned and executed federal crimes of Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud were committed with Plaintiffs certified mail containing summons and complaint for 15 defendants, to dismiss the case by fraud, without court hearing, discovery and jury trial. 2.Since 2019 to this day the district court judge Blake committed and escalated fraud upon the court, . organized, intentionally planned and executed with the defendants’ representative Marzullo and with the agency representative defendant Kessmeier the whole series of Mail Fraud and the cover-up of crimes to dismiss the case by fraud, without discovery and the investigation of crimes. In petitions 19-1179 and 22308 to this Court are direct evidence of federal crimes of Mail Fraud with court mail addressed to Petitioner and the Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud committed with Petitioner’s certified mail containing summons and complaints to 15 defendants. 3.For additional details of Blake’s escalated fraud upon the court and direct : evidence of Mail Fraud and other crimes committed by judge Blake with Marzullo and defendant Kessmeier see documents in this Court: petition No. 19-1179 and No. 22-303. After petition No. 22-303 was denied, Blake with Marzullo with impunity escalated fraud upon the court and harm to Petitioner in 2022 and 2023. To escalate fraud upon the court Blake denied by i fraud in 2/9/23 order unopposed “Third Urgent Motion to Disqualify and Remove Marzullo from Defendants’ Representative Position for harm, fraud, perjury and federal crimes.” 4.Indeed, Blake via Marzullo filed the : 3/1/23 “motion to lift”, i.e. to rescind district court 1/18/22 order denying defendants’ June 2021 motion for summary judgment. The 1/18/22 order was issued after the June 2021 Mail Fraud with court Notice was disclosed by Petitioner in motions and to 4-th Circuit. Petitioner filed the 3/15/23 opposition to “motion to lift” because the June 2021 Mail Fraud was not investigated and since 2019 Petitioner’s motions for discovery and to investigate crimes and the cover-up were unopposed and were denied by Blake by fraud. 5.In the “motion to lift” Marzullo continued fraud on ; the court and deliberate misrepresentations to escalate harm to Petitioner, see 3/15/23 Petitioner’s motion in