March 17, 1997
Letter
from John Maison to Kenneth Cook:
{KWE Note: After Maison failed to provide supporting documentation
to the KWVA for expenses, the Quartermaster items were removed from
their storage place in Swansea, Illinois and taken to Danville, Illinois,
the town where Kenneth Cook resides. The following two letters to
Kenneth Cook and Stan Myrda are Maison’s response to the removal
of items.]
To:
Kenneth Cook
1511 N. Michagan [sic] Ave
Danville, IL 61834-6239
From:
John P. Maison
117 Mark Drive
Fairview Heights, IL 62208
Dear Ken,
I am very surprised and disappointed to learn that you have associated
yourself in a criminal act of grand theft by removing personal
property belong to me from the premises in Swansea, IL. I thought
that you would have checked into the legality of your actions before
committing this crime.
I expect that all of the items that belong to me will be returned
to me no later than the next 72 hours from the date of receipt
of this letter. If this is not done, I will have no choice but
to have my attorney file a theft charge against you for the return
of my property.
I hope that this will not be necessary Ken, but I assure you that
I will do so if my property is not returned intact.
I have instructed my attorney to file charges against the KWVA
association for theft, libel, and deframation [sic] of character
and will include all of the officers and directors of the KWVA
association.
Be assured that I will spare no expense or leave any leaf unturned
to clear my name and put those responsible behind bars as they
deserve.
Cc: Directors & Officers, Korean War Veterans Association
Mr. Gordon Ames, Attorney-at-Law, Ames & Chambers, Criminal Attorneys,
Chciago [sic], IL
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