Posted by unregistered user at 7/10/08 7:10 p.m.

I am wracking my brain trying to come up with a single reason to have an iota of sympathy for this idiot and the only thing I can come up with is this: he is too dumb to shut up and suck up and try to get out sooner so he can do his own dirty work. As far as I am concerned, he is well housed right where he is.

Posted by Devil Dog 72-03 at 7/10/08 9:19 p.m.

He has a right to public records. Just like anyone else. What he does with them should be the legal concern.

Who next doesnt get public records, Blacks, Women, Homo sexuals?

Posted by oneguy at 7/10/08 9:32 p.m.

So devil dog how is my address a "public record". He has no right to that. He can have my name, rank, salary and all records associated with the job but he has NO right to my address or personal information.

A deputy

Posted by born in seattle at 7/10/08 9:56 p.m.

devil dog, you are juvenile.

Posted by Roger Knight at 7/10/08 10:13 p.m.

oneguy, if you are registered to vote, the address at which you are registered is a public record. Sound Politics has done the requesting for us and publishes the voters' registrar on the Internet! Hit Dogpile, Google, or Yahoo! and search for "Sound Politics Voter Database".

If you granted a deed of trust, that too is a public record. While the King County Council voted to keep the actual face of deeds of trust off the Recorder's website, the recording numbers of any deeds with your name as grantor is listed and with that, a visit to the Third Floor of the County Admin building between the Courthouse and the Jail can gain access to the rest of it. Sometimes the parcel id is listed and a visit to the assessor's page can get the street address and description of the property.

And whether you are paid up on the property taxes!

And court records! Paternity and dependency cases are the only cases I cannot look up! While a few other civil cases have had their files sealed by court order, the existence of such cases and their cause numbers aren't necessarily so. Judgments filed under -9- cause numbers are almost never secret. Missing, perhaps, but not intentionally kept from view of the public. And the federal court records in civil, criminal, and bankruptcy cases are also public records, available for free at the US Courthouse, and for a fee on-line through PACER.

Parmelee's problem is that he is sitting in a prison cell and I seriously doubt that he has access to an Internet computer. If he has a friend on the outside willing to do all this work for him, he need not bother making all these requests under his own name.

So I suspect he's doing it just to (self-censored) you off!

Posted by unregistered user at 7/10/08 10:41 p.m.

He's a convicted violent felon. And as such he's allowed to harass and intimidate people? Allowed to threaten them and their families and homes with violence and harm? He's allowed, from inside prison, to incite others to track down and bomb, burn, kill our dedicated public servants who in good faith are performing their sworn duty to protect and serve?

If all this is legal & constitutional, then I suppose he has a right to have guns in prison... after all, that's a constitutional right as well. Committing a violent felony means you just sit in a cell for a while but otherwise retain all your constitutional rights.... or so his argument seems.

What's this called when the mafia does it from outside prison? Hmmm...

Posted by unregistered user at 7/10/08 11:53 p.m.

Maybe they should get protection orders against him so that any attempts to get at their records at work are evidence of stalking and violation of the protection order...then, he gets no records and gets more time with each request!

Posted by unregistered user at 7/11/08 5:24 a.m.

R.G. I'm aware of the various other ways of obtaining said info. I don't live in King County and have only been involved in criminal cases for the most part. Civil claims are a part of the job but 99% of the time they are through the department so personal is left out. In my case you would have to work a bit harder to figure it out.

In the end finding anyone's address is not really that difficult even for a private citizen. My point in my rant was this feeling that just because I am a public employee that you (see citizen) have the right to my personal information. I have no problem with my salary, training records, commendations/disciplines, etc being listed. That is a matter of public record as it should be. But for some idiot like DD to make the statements he/she made is ridiculous.

Posted by unregistered user at 7/11/08 7:25 a.m.

How is he "getting" all these public records? He fills out a form in jail and they have an army of clerks go find stuff for him. This is nuts. How about he does it like a regular person would have to do. He goes to the deputies and asks them. Oh, so they won't answer his questions. No wonder. Or maybe he needs to make a personal appearance at a courthouse to request info. What? He's in jail and cannot go to a courthouse. Good! He's in JAIL for good reason and being in jail means he cannot go whereever he wants and do whatever he wants, even if it's legal. It certainly means he shouldn't be given info to help him commit more crimes. Just because records are "public" and someone could somehow find them with effort, doesn't mean inmates should be given them, nor anyone should do any work at all to assist this felon in his effort to intimidate (or worse) law enforcement people.

Posted by jctsuave at 7/11/08 3:18 p.m.

This is a lot of money and time being wasted just so some psycho with way too much time on his hands can harrass the dozens of people he wants to harrass for curtailing his dangerous behavior and getting him off the streets. There is no way cops private addresses should be some special public record, you can look it up just like any other property record, but if someone has business with a cop take care of it at the station.