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> Virginia Courts Case Information
> Lynchburg Circuit -Criminal Division
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> Case Number: CR91003195-00
> Charge: ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION
> Offense Date: 09/05/1991
> Arrest Date: 09/05/1991
> Sentence Time: 5 Year(s)
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> Virginia Courts Case Information
> Lynchburg Circuit -Criminal Division
> Case Number: CR92003936-01
> Charge: FEL/FAIL TO APPEAR
> Offense Date: 01/10/1992
> Arrest Date: 10/07/1992
> Fine Amount: $1800.00
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> Let us break down what Sloan alledges and what the Commonwealth of
> Virginia states.
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> 1) "Both were part of the same case and the same trial."
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> This is a false statement. Sloan was charged and scheduled for court
> proceedings regarding the attempted abduction. He then failed to
> appear at those proceedings which is a separate crime with different
> dates of occurrence and arrest.
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> 2) "I was sentenced to pay a fine of $1500."
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> This is also a false statement. Sloan was fined $1800 for the failure
> to appear. Sloan also implies that no penitentiary time was involved.
> He was sentenced to five years in the state pen, of which he admits
> elsewhere he served at least 21 months.
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> 3) "I do not see how that can be regarded as a felony conviction and I
> do not see how I can explain it in 100 words."
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> Sloan does not see how a felony can be regarded as a felony? Please.
> How to explain it one hundred words?
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> "I attempted to abduct my daughter in Virginia during a custody case
> and then failed to show up for the trial when I was involved in
> another custody case in California. I was convicted of attempted
> abduction and felony failure to appear."
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> I believe the above is less than one hundred word no matter how one
> counts them.

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> Are you saying that Sam Sloan is a convicted felon? This is amazing!
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> Marcus Roberts
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> On Jan 30, 7:44 am, "samsloan" <ismailsl...@gmail.com> wrote:
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