eastern district of michigan

FCI Milan: Warden Eric Rardin’s & Mary Strassel’s Panic Visit at 6:30 AM & The “Medical Refusal” Lie – Free Conrad Rockenhaus

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by Adrienne Rockenhaus Update – Sept 7, 2026: Disabled veteran, Conrad Rockenhaus, was killed in April, 2026, as a direct consequence of FCI Milan Warden Eric Rardin’s and Associate Warden Mary Strassel’s retaliatory solitary confinement, medical neglect, and the fraudulent “Medical Refusal” lie fabricated during his panicked 6:30 AM cell visit to cover up severe … Read more

Federal Prosecutor Corinne Lambert (E.D. Michigan) Lied to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Transcripts Prove It.

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(Photo: Corinne Lambert at the 2010 Michigan bar admission ceremony (John Meiu / LegalNews). This is the only publicly available image of Lambert + photo of the illegal, violent raid on Sept. 4) Update – Sept 11, 2026: Disabled veteran Conrad Rockenhaus died in April 2026 because Eastern District of Michigan’s Prosecutor Corinne Lambert rigged … Read more

To the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals: A U.S. Marshal Used a ‘Secret’ State Warrant to Raid a Federal Witness After she Sued Him for Sexual Harassment. Does the Constitution Still Apply in Michigan?

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To the Honorable Active Judges of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit: This is not a standard appellate filing; it is a notification of a constitutional collapse within your own Circuit that your Clerk’s Office has actively prevented you from seeing. I am writing to you directly because the administrative safeguards … Read more

From “Looks Like a Criminal” to “Wife’s Behavior”: Federal Judge Stephen J. Murphy III (E.D. Michigan) Hasn’t Learned a Thing

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by Adrienne Rockenhaus In United States v. Liggins (2023), the Sixth Circuit overturned Judge Stephen Murphy III’s ruling because he judged a Black man based on his appearance, stating on the record that the defendant “looks like a criminal to me.” In my husband’s case, the record proves Judge Murphy judged a disabled veteran based … Read more