Unmasking the Unjust:
A Father’s Fight Against Corruption in Spokane County Court
They say justice is blind. But in Spokane, Washington, it appears to see quite clearly where its loyalties lie. Today, I write this post with a heavy heart, addressing a grave matter of corruption that is not only costing a desperate father his dear children but also ruining the very essence of our legal system.
The case of Mr. Aaron, a loving father of two, against his opposing party, Sirinya Surina, and new baby daddy Eric Brubaker along with the likely father of the baby, Stanley Kempner Jr. according to friends of the couple. This story is a testament to the deep-seated corruption in the Spokane County Superior Court. It shines a harsh light on the unethical conduct of Mr. Kempner, whose bold lies and manipulation of the court have compromised the integrity of the court and the rights of a distraught father.
The Civil Rule 11 of Washington State authorizes sanctions for false pleadings, but Mr. Kempner, seemingly unafraid of the repercussions, has knowingly and willfully put the children in harm’s way for profit. He has manipulated matters in a classic DARVO (Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender) fashion, shrouding his actions under the guise of advocacy.
Mr. Kempner’s conduct blatantly violates the Rule of Professional Conduct (RPC) 3.3(a)(1) which clearly mandates that a lawyer shall not knowingly “make a false statement of fact or law to a tribunal or fail to correct a false statement of material fact or law previously made to the tribunal by the lawyer.” Yet, Kempner’s lies to the court remain unaddressed.
One might argue that humans are prone to make mistakes. However, a cursory glance at the case history will reveal that these are not simply mistakes or accidents. The consistent pattern of unethical behavior points to an alarming trend of corruption that has taken hold of this case as well as the courts in Spokane and likely Washington in general.
Aaron’s grief echoes in his words, “I miss my kids… I fear for their safety.” This is a father, left powerless by a system that should have protected him and his children. This is an earnest plea for justice, ignored by a court that has chosen profit over principles and back room hand shakes over the safety of minors.
The Spokane County Superior Court pretends not to see the blatant violation of RCW 26.09.191,
which restricts a parent’s residential time if it’s detrimental to the child. Yet, Aaron’s children are forced into a harmful environment, while the court turns a blind eye.
It is high time we call out this unjust system. The integrity of our legal institutions is at stake. Every act of corruption, every lie told in the court, and every child put in harm’s way, is a dent on the armor of justice. What happened to Aaron and his children is a chilling reminder of the urgency to address this issue.
Ending on a hopeful note, change is possible. History has shown that the voice of the people is powerful. It has the strength to shake the foundations of corruption and build a better tomorrow. Let us strive for a court system that values truth over deception, and justice over profit.
For Aaron, and for every other parent who fears for their children’s safety, let us demand change. Because if justice is blind, it should not be to the tears of a father, but to the corrupt practices that hide behind the veil of law.
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