Fil~"-ED 310353-III THE COURT OF APPEALS MAY 2 S 2013 of the i."•Jt.Jh t tJF .\J.'a>F.\L~ :·.t\'h. . )~ ~u STATE OF WASHINGTON, DIVISION III .-iT.\'! I· Pr• \\A:.;~:tJ'"'r,j{fft)N liy_ STATE OF WASHINGTON, RESPONDENT / v. GRANT T. MCADAMS APPELLANT 1 APPEAL FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SPOKANE COUNTY CASE# 11-1-015808 STATEMENT OF ADDITIONAL GROUNDS OF APPELLANT GRANT T. MCADAMS The Appellant Coyote Ridge Correction Center #303490 P.o .. Box 769 Connell, WA 99326 310353-III THE COURT OF APPEALS MAY 2 8 Z013 of the ;··,HJr.l oi, \"-'I'F.\L~ :·.:-h.,.)i\ ~H STATE OF WASHINGTON, DIVISION III ~~f.(! J. Pr· \\';\\~ J!-...;'-1ltlN •h~.----- STATE OF WASHINGTON, RESPONDENT v. GRANT T. MCADAMS APPELLANT 1 APPEAL FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SPOKANE COUNTY CASE# 11-1-015808 STATEMENT OF ADDITIONAL GROUNDS OF APPELLANT GRANT T. MCADAMS The Appellant Coyote Ridge Correction Center #303490 P.o. Box 769 Connell, WA 99326 JANET GIMBERLING ineffective assistace JANET GEMBERLING P.O. Box 9166 Spokane, WA 99209 (509) 838-8585 STATEMENT OF ADDITIONAL GROUNDS GRANT T. MCADAMS Index section A. This section are the facts of trial my family has noticed and has brought to my attention today. Pages _ in letter form 1 3 to Janet Gemberling, no response. section B. This is eight pages of evidence showing the character of the alleged victim to be violent to a more than slight degree and counsel of trial missed the argument pertaining to Emad M. Salih's past history of violence. page 1-2 are of Emad being restrained from his Ex-wife, son, and friend of the two who is quite scared of Mr. Emad. At trial he sounded like a decorated war hero with degrees in law, ESL and friends with the interpreter Imad. Pages 3-8 Order of protection for Larnyaa Shamal and child Muheyrnin, Petioner vs. Emad Mohammed Salih, Respondent. Pages 8-10 child custody information sheet with case number 09-3-00237-0 as another case ti inquire a possible further scope of who this Emad M. Salih even is. section c. This section is five pages of two starts of threshold arguments showing that the charges should be acquitted to produce effective reasoning and Justice if it may be seen that way by the courts. Page an introduction and bear with me I do stay very busy always will. That was page 1. Page _ the two 2 5 arguments. just ran out of time thank you for your service to our society. Grant T.McAdams 303490 Janet Gemberling, Aprlll, .lUH We, Tawnya Bruns (sister of Grant McAdams) and Kristy McAdams (mother of Grant McAdams) are writing you in regards to the content of your brief filed for Grant McAdams. Grant asked that we contact you, as he is not able to call your office long distance and/or send you e-mail. Grant McAdar:ns would like for you to re-submit the brief to argue the following points regarding his case for the appeal. If this is not possible then Grant McAdams would like for you to file for more time. We all would appreciate your time in reading the following information regarding the case of Grant McAdams. The following are facts that should have been considered during the trial: • Mr. Emad K. Mohammed Salih was provided with a court approved interpreter, after requesting an Interpreter the week prior to the trial. We, Grant's family, requested that Mark Hannibai request under Title V, Rule 603: Oath or Affirmation 604/Foreign Laws Oaths that Mr. Salih be sworn in under his original country's religious faith. Since, Mr. Salih has a law degree, he would know that not being sworn in under the oath from the origin of his own country, would allow him to lie under oath in a United States court room. Therefore, Mr. Sallh was not questioned effectively by Mark Hannibal as he knew he could lie because he was sworn in by taking the oath in the United States. • The character of Mr. Emad K. Mohammed Salih was never questioned or mentioned by Mark Hannibal. After the attack, Mr. Salih told the police and witnesses, that the assailant said, •t have a message from Ali-leave us alone." Also, Mr. Salih stated to police and witnesses that he might have been attacked due to a conflict with his ex-wife over the child custody battle of their three year-old son. Mark Hannibal knew of the violent character of the victim from public court documents filed by the victim's ex-wife, but never entered these facts into court as evidence or even questioned Mr. Salih about his statements regarding his ex-wife and the custody battle possibly leading to his attack. On May 20, 2011, the day before Grant McAdams, was picked up and charged for this incident, Mr. Sallh's ex-wife filed a public protection order (No. 11202070-8) for their son. Mr. Salih's ex-wife, Lamyaa Shamal, states that she has a protection order for herself against Mr. Salih because he tried to kill her with a knife. This is crucial evidence along with the latent finger prints found Inside the car that could have contributed to reasonable doubt. The latent finger prints could have been an assailant from Canada or someone not in the system, but none of this was disclosed to the jury. • Additionally, Mr. Salih lied on the witness stand about the nature of a phone call made from the pay phone outside of the 7-Eieven. Mr. Salih told police and witnesses he was being watched and followed by the assailant throughout the morning, at his work, prior to the incident. Also, Mr. Sallh states that he seen the assailant prior to entering the 7- Eleven on lndianna Avenue. When Mr. Salih exited the 7-Eieven the assailant approached him for a ride. We, Grant's family, questioned the manager of 7-Eieven for video footage, but we were told it was too late and the video footage was gone. So, we took the phone number of the pay phone down and pushed for documentation to be found regarding the location of the phone call placed at the pay phone outside of the 7- Eieven. The pay phone traced the phone call to Canada. Then one year later Mr. Salih was questioned about the phone call and stated on the witness stand that he made a phone call to Seattle, not Canada. Mr. Salih lied on the witness stand about where the location of the phone call was made to. Mark Hannibal knew that the family of Mr. Salih's ex-wife lived in Canada, but never mentioned or questioned Mr. Sallh about this fact while on the witness stand. • Grant McAdams' medical condition was a contributing factor during the trial. As, Grant's family we tried to ask Mark Hannibal about this several times, but were told nothing could be done. Since Grant was incarcerated for over 1 year, he had lost more than 43 pounds, and looked like a concentration camp victim. After the trial one of the jurors approached our family to tell us that the entire jury thought Grant was a meth addict. The jury had been unaware that Grant had been held in the Spokane County Jail for over a year leading up to the trial. Additionally, during the weeks leading up to the trial, Grant was given an ADHD medication, from the jail, in the dosage of three times the. normal amount he was supposed to be taking. Throughout the trial, Grant was tapping, and could not hold still. Judge Sypolt addressed this behavior several times throughout the trial. We are including with this letter a PAMllab report showing Grant's medical results for a blood test. The results show an ALT level high of 121, where the normal range should have been from 5-50. These results recommended that Grant needed his kidneys checked, but this never happened. During the entire trial Grant complained about being very weak, dizzy, and hungry. Then on one occasion after the jury was dismissed, Judge Sypolt, asked and directed the guards to "get this young man some food," as they were taking Grant out of the courtroom. • The medical reports of Mr. Salih's injuries needed to be addressed by Mark Hannibal. The prosecutor falsely presented the injuries of Mr. Salih to be newly inflicted fractures. The clerical reports left out the word "old" from the original reports regarding nasal fractures and facial deformities. The old nasal fractures and facial deformities were from an attack Mr. Salih suffered before he sought asylum in the United States. Additionally, the doctor at Deaconess Medical Center stated the Mr. Salih had no sign of concussion, and the CT Scan showed no intracranial bleeding or new fractures. However, Mr. Salih did suffer four to five cuts to the head that needed to be sutured. Mr.Salih was then discharged the same day and given pain medication. lfthis was a first degree assault then Mr. Salih would have had more suffered more damage. Overall, the clerical error of leaving out the word "old" before nasal fractures. 1 ; fI ),! . / / We have enclosed copies of the Protection Order filed by Mr. Salih's ex-wife, Grant McAc PAML records for his health issues, and Grant McAdams work record from True Blue Corporation ~~ ~ould ~-p~reciate i~fofmation regard~ greatly your considerati-on of this in to filing ar ,, :f- ,,,o~ !ddition.al brief. . Grant M0dams does not f~~l th~t the curren~ brief has enough evi~en! I I ' . ' ~ .k •. -.. • ' .. ·- ' # J. . . , ~ •• . . i facts to ~rove. th~~ Mark Han.nibal pr~~i~~d in~n ecti·. e assista_llSt:! ot cpun!"~>l to repr~sent l . \lltAdams as his aefense lawyer. 'wve understano that we may have not used the apprup1 terms in this letter, but Janet we are relying on you for your guidance and exoertio;P tn "" . Jacob stated to a Spokane Police Officer that Mr. Salih's car had the windows rolled down, the keys in the ignition, and that he thought that the car was parked their by his neighbors on his property. Jacob states that he wrote a note to neighbors asking them not to park their vehicle in that spot. Next, Jacob reached in Mr. Salih's vehicle, and removed the cell phone from the front seat and placed it on the roof of the car to hold his note in place. The next day Jacob spoke to his neighbors and realized that the car did not belong to them, so he removed the note and left the cell phone on top of the car. Jacob called the police to inform them ofthe car parked by his property. (This information is documented on the original police report.) The first three bullets refer to Mr. Salih not being properly sworn in at the trial, Mr. Salih's violent character not being mentioned, and the fact that Mr. Salih lied about the phone call placed outside the 7-Eieven on the pay phone. Additionally, in the fourth bullet, Grant McAdams' poor health was a contributing factor during the trial. The fifth bullet is in regards to Mr. Salih's medical condition being portrayed in a more severe manner than what he actually suffered, according to medical documentation. Finally, the last two bullets are questions that the jurors had regarding the case as the jury was out deUberating. The True Blue Corporation documentation could have been accessed by Mark Hannibal for use during the trial, but he failed to do so. Finally, to prove that the partial palm print of Grant McAdams was on the car needed to be supported by the fact that Jacob Sateren placed the cell phone on the roof of the car, but Jacob was never subpoenaed to court by the defense as to why there was a cell phone on top of Mr. Salih's car. WORKING COPY'---------- ,-. I I • I c!!!~OFPETITIONER ) I. Emad (the Respondent), his wife Lamyaa, and I are all rdbgces ftom Iraq. 1 became fiiends with them both, but particuJady Emad, when I came tQ Spokane in August 2007. Since that time, I have become increasiDgly fearful ofPmad, and believe he is UDlawfully harassing me for no sood reason. During that same period of time, the domestic violence betwecm. Emad and Lamya became so bad that sbe had to leave him and file for divorce. I have attached two declarations from the divorce file to show that Emad is a violent, dangerous man. (Exhibit A, B) 2. I believe~ will soon be~ charges tiled agajnst Emad, ift hey haven been filed already, for his violence apinst Lamyaa, BDd ~has a No-Contact Order protecting her from him. (Exhibit C) The crimes were DV Harasrmeot (includiDg a death . tbreat) and Assault 2. 3. Even back when Emad and I were friends, I was still &bid ofhim. He told me that he was in the National Guard in Iraq. The National Guard in Iraq does hom'ble things to people, picldng people up off the street in trucks and making them disappear. The F.mad told me that when he was in the National Guard he was ordtl'ed to beat up a prisoner, and that he followed the order. I do ·not know for a fad that be was in the Iraqi National Ouard, only that he told me he was. 4. I believe that Emad would talk about the National Ouard because he knew it frightened me. When I still lived in Iraq, I was kidnapped once by the National Guard, and they destroyed one of my eyes. After I was released, 1 was so afraid that I didn't leave my home for three months. I told Emad about how the National Guard did this to me, and he brings itup1o scare me. 5. Most of my fear ofEmad relates to his relationship with his soon-to-be ex-wife Lamyaa, who is still my friend Consistcnt with Iraqi culture, he is extremely possessive of her to the point that I believe my fiiendship with her puts me in danger. 6. In late 2007 or early 2008, I got into an argument with another refugee I kDow in rown, named Sattar, because I did not want Sat:tar to come to my house. When Sattar got upset, be decided to aet back at me by lying to Emad, teUiiJa him that l had said dirty things about his wife Lamyaa (and tbat I wanted to have sex with her). This was coq')letely untrue; in fact, at that time I had an American aidfriend. The words Sattar told Emad I said are very serious words in Iraq. 7. After Saaar told Emad the lies about me, Bmad caUcd me aDd told mo to come to his house. I didn't want to JO, because I was afraid of what he would do, but I didn't know if I ~ get the police involved. I drove over, and my girlfriend waited in the car. I got out and stood on Emad's front porch. He told me to como in, but he looked very scuy and anpy, so I told him J didn't want to, and that he could talk to me on the porch. He started tluatcoiDg me. He said that if I didD't come in he would punch me and drag me into biB house~ He looked so 1 WORKING COPY'-------------- .... ,.,--. ...... l I I marY that I was afraid to say no. I went in, and SaUar was there too. We all sat down in the liviD& room, 8Dd Emad inlerropted me. I denied sayiog ID)'tbina about Lamyaa. Bmad screamed in my face. He got up and picted up a leUcr opener dJat loobd like a knife, which was sittiDa oo tbe TV, aDd uid that if J•d said anytbiDg lite that about her he would till me. I offered to swear em tbe Koran tbat I had DOt said Such tbioas. aDd Emad fiDally sceacl to believe me. · He onlmd me to leave, and told me rhat if he saw me aalin near bis house or at tbe Yokc'sSupermarbt near his house be would stab me IDd puacb me. 8. We later made up, and continued to see each other sometimes, but I was scared of him from thea on. Emld is DOt afraid of 1be Jaw or tbe goverDIDCDt bere. H be wmts to do somet:biuJ be will just do it., ~ost of tbr; ~lugees_ben: ue carefiJI to bebave well because we .. ~ pt seDt away if we get in trouble. Despite tbis, tbe Bmad ISSIUited a Jonianiaiiliiim ·· who used to live in SpobDe IDd worbd with Emad at tbe Dave..,ort Hotel, aDd be violated !-am.Ya's N~~._(.l3xhibiL.A..B,.£L ----·-. 9. Lamyaa called me to ask for a ride to lbc airport on December 24,2008. Sbe said tbat abe was afraid tbat Emad wu JOins to sbow up, delpite abe No-Cmtact Order. She also contacted Sargeant Mont (who had helped her in the past when Emad was arrested) so dJat be wooJd meet us there, iD ease Eliaad was there too. As Lamyaa and I walked inro the termiDaJ I saw Emad. He was standing tbere, glariug at Lamyaa and me. I pointed him out to Lamyaa, and Sergeant Monk. The police began pursuing tbe .Emad, and be ran owside, across lbe stteet toward the parking lot. They cauglu him and arrested him. I was afraid after this, bec:ause I knew Bmad would be very upset tbat I was wilb his wife ~t him being there, wbicb is DOt alJQwed in Iraq. 10. The maio reason I am afraid that Emad will tty to burt me is that be believes it is WIODI for me ro be friends with Lamyaa,. based on Iraqi culture. If I bad spent time alone with Lamyaa .in Iraq (af rd kDowo lbcm when we were all !ivins lbere), I have DO doobt tbat Bmad would have murdered me 8Dd maybe my family. I am afraid for my life, aod ask tbis court to mate Emad stay away from me. 11. ID addition to tbe incideDts that involved Lamyaa in some way, Emad bas also been harassed me in other contexts. For example, Emad has told me that be watches me frequently when I am out on tbc streets. I do not know the truth about this surveillance, but I would not be surprised if it was true. 12. In tbc faD of 2008 when I was driving down tbe street, I saw Emad playing soccer. As I drove by be. threw rhe ball at my wiudsbield. I stopped tbe car and lDld him not to do tbat apjn. He came up to my car and started screamina at me, calling me thiDas tbat would be tbe equivalent of "dog," "pig," •bastard," etc. Everyone stared at'~ because he was so vicious. 13. Most recently, Emad harassed ~ through the computer. I use Yahoo Instant . Meueqer (1M) to C()JIJIIIUDicate with my family and friends in Iraq. More lhao a year IJO, ~ORKINGCOP~. .........................~ --------------------------------~,-. (f) ..... ' FILED ·2·0 ~AY 20ft . THOMAs A FAU.QUIST SPOKANe COIJN'I;' CLERK of Superior Court Washington ·For County of Spokane · or., · · No.1·1·2o 207 0 • 8. ~ -dtuU L~a ~ma/ fkh~tttit . . Petiti Petition for Order for Protection · t d ' ' f'1 --W¥sdgvls. aaenm~eo .. eA (PTORPRT) . Respcmdent 1. i'JI am a victim of domestic violence committed by the~ ~member of my family or household is a victim of domestic violence committed by the mpondent. 01 am a 0 guardian D guardjan ld litem 0 next fiicnd of a minor who is 13 to 15 yem of age aud is a victim of domestic violcmce in a datin relationship with a penon age 16 or older. The name of thp minor victim is • . This penon's identifying information is .d ed in 2. R The victim lives in this county. D The victim left their residence because of abuse and this is tbe county of their new or former residence. 3, The victim's age is: Respondent's age is: llJ.Under 16 D 16 or 17 CJ 18 or over CJ Under 16 D 16 or 17 IS 18 or over 4. The victim's relationship with the D CUI'I'mlt or former dating · 0 in-Jaw respondent is: relationship · l!lp anmt or child &spouse or former spouse D stepparent or stepchild 0 blood relation other 0 parent of a coiDmon child 0 current or former than parent or child 0 current or former cohabitant as intimate cohabitant as roOmmate p~er. iDcluding cmreut or former re · domestic Petition for Order for Protection (PTORPRT) -Page 1 of 6 WPF DV-1.015 Mandatory (612010)-RCW26.50.030 ~ORKINGCOP~. .........................~ ------------------------------------ ... 2-~ S. Ideatifialtion ofMiDon (ifa pplicable) ClNo MiDors i_nl'olved. Name Bow llelatecl to Rasidcs ; (First, Middle Jnlda1. Last) . Ap bee Sex Pedticmer - with lrifh~n?i, ~o ~ UM.-,ed 3. !Y"cte1 IM 1"1.'1 ~0~ hi~ ,fq-~ 1-fhe. \l'to\0 ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ~ 6. Other court cues or oCher resti'aiiaing, piotection or no-coatact orders iDvolviug me, 'the minors.IDd. the respcmdout: case Name- CUe Number Court/County Chock the box for each type of relief you are requesting. for each type-of order you need. Temp: I Request a Temporary Order for Protection, effectr(e untJJ the hNrlng, because an . . l!lrJerP.IJicy EJdats as doscribed in tho statmnent below. A tcmpormy protection order should be issued fmmediatoly without notico to the respondent. to avoid imparable injury. Full: 1- a -tull" Onler for Protection, following a hearing. Temp Full • ~ 0 1 Restrain respoDdent from causing any physical ~bodily injmy, aaault, · ~ including sexual assault, and from molesting. harassiD& throata:Ung. or stalking 0 me 0 the minors named in parasraph s above 0 these mmors only: (If the court orders this roliot and the respondeat is your spouse or fOIID« spouse, tho parent of a common child, or a current or former cohabitant as intimate partner. or including a CUITODt former registered domestic partner, tho respODdart will be prohibited ~possessing a firem:m or ammunition under federal law for the dUration oft his cider. All Uaeption exists for law enforcement ofncora arid military persoDDel when canying department/government-issued fiiearms. 18 U.S.C. § 92S(a)(l).) t1. 0 2 Restta/n respondent from harassing. following; keeping under physical or electronic surveillance, cyberstalking as do:fincd in RCW 9.61.260, IIDd Using telephonic, audiovisual, or other clcetronic means to monitor the actioDS, locatioas, or wire or ~lectronic communication ofDme 0 the minOIS named in~ S above 0 only the minas listed below; 0 members of the victim's household listed below 0 the victim's aduh children listed below: Petition for Order for Protection (PTORPRT) • Page 2 of 6 WPF DV-1.015 Mandatory (6/2010)-RCW 26.50.0~0