Jonathan Lee Riches© (known as the JLR on Dreadnaught) the litigious inmate from Florida has reappeared in the news. The JLR has sued venture capitalist Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures:
“Khosla’s fund invests in prison buildings. I’m suffering from no medical treatment. This is a conspiracy. Bhutto was killed on my birthday. I can’t see outside, this is unconstitutional. I seek $43 million.”
Khosla is just one of 12 defendants listed in the lawsuit, which seeks various amounts of money, ranging from $5 million to $99 million, from each defendant.
It is good to hear from the JLR again. It has been too long. Here are some of the JLR’s previous lawsuits: Michael Vick,
Barry Bonds, Don Imus, Wal-Mart, President Bush, The World Wide Web, Williams Sisters, 50 Cent, Iron Mike Tyson, Jeff Gordon, Carrie Underwood, and LeBron James.
yojoe© out
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Yojo, you missed JLR lastest lawsuit:
Riches v SCO v Novell:
http://scofacts.org/Novell-540.pdf
http://scofacts.org/Novell-541.pdf
_Arthur – Thanks.
His “lawsuit” lasted all of five day.
None of the parties even had to respond.
JLR is appealing, in SCO v Novell:
http://www.groklaw.net/pdf/Novell-545.pdf
Appeal Court responds to JLR appeal filing:
http://www.groklaw.net/pdf/Novell-547.pdf
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