Below are the results of our year-long investigation into the restraining order filed by AHF employee David Patrick Cope a.k.a. Patrick Stone. This story isn’t for the faint of heart.
David Patrick Cope a.k.a. Patrick Stone in a 2011 mugshot
According to my sources, on August 27th, a blogger posted as fact that one Ari Bass aka Michael Whiteacre aka Devil Man was served with a restraining order on August 26th.
At 1340 hours this investigative blogger alerted his news team. All of us put in overtime to get to the bottom of the Whiteacre restraining order.
After some digging, and sex with a fat chick we uncovered this:
The TRPWL news team is confused. How can a TRO filed on the 28th be served on the 26th?
Better yet, after checking with the court and Whiteacre it would appear that at the time of this writing it has yet to be served. Odd to say the least…
It also seems Patrick Stone was so scared when Whiteacre approached him on a public street on Aug 17th, he forgot to call the police, then, still scared out of his mind, he waited until after a story about Whiteacre getting served was published (11 days later), to ask for a restraining order. A restraining order against a man who was already 600 miles away. It’s almost as if he was put up to it… Weird, huh?
I know that some may find this odd, but here at TRPWL when we write stories we ask for quotes — not only from the subject, but from many sources. If you look through our posts we constantly add quotes or changes as they come in, even if the story is weeks old.
Whiteacre reached out to Stone for a quote for this story. That’s what journalists do, they talk to ALL sides…
The TRPWL news team presents its findings below:
Anyone who thinks Whiteacre has been served with a TRO is a fucking idiot.
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If you’re going to investigate things like a legal order or a TRO – it would help if you understood the process. First of all, things served on the EVENING of the 27th might not be filed with the court until the next day, or the 28th. The police will come out to a scene and they have the right to issue a TRO – a temporary restraining order – which lasts for a different amount of time according to the state. Then the person has to go to court to set a court date for a judge to decide… Read more »
LMAO It would help if YOU understood a TRO… A TRO is filed with the court; this isn’t a protective order issued in an emergency situation. This TRO was clearly filed after a false story was posted claiming it had already been served… But thank you for your comment.
“The evening of the 27th” isn’t any better, Jody. The story claimed I was served on the 26th — 600 miles away in not only another county but another state. This is a complete fabrication. The screencap shows that the paperwork was not even filed until AFTER that story had run. As to whether they are required to serve me, yes they are. The law (and the form) clearly state this — and even the bogus story published on a lesser site acknowledges this, by claiming I had already been. I’m honored that censorious, anti-liberty forces see me as so… Read more »
I’m just saying that the TRO process is very difficult to understand because it’s complicated. As I said, I’d have to see all the papers to see what’s real and what isn’t. But it is possible to have one in effect but not have one served upon you.
Actually it’s pretty simple.. Papers get filed, judge signs them, court sets hearing date, server gets them, once served, you’re bound by the TRO till the hearing; at that time the judge will extend it or end it.. If you’re not served, you don’t have to go to court and certainly aren’t legally bound by what’s on the TRO.
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