This formal statement details ongoing and incoming legal proceedings against Bret Gordon and affiliated co-conspirators, ie Duplantis, Mckinley, Pedatta, Hatfield, Palasky, Youngblood, Acouin.
The intentional, unlawful extraction and distribution of a
30-year-old expunged court record—falsely framed as an active criminal
conviction—constitutes a deliberate campaign of libel per se, tortious
interference, and civil conspiracy.
The Cause of Action: Statutory Violations & Libel Per
Se
The civil action focuses on three distinct statutory and
common law causes:
- Defamation
& Libel Per Se: Transmitting falsified claims regarding an active
criminal record to third parties, martial arts affiliates, and students
when the underlying file was legally sealed or destroyed under judicial
order.
- Unlawful
Interception & Procurement: Unlawful access to confidential or
expunged state records via proxies or unauthorized database entries under
state privacy laws and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
- Tortious
Interference: targeted outreach to business partners and students
designed explicitly to damage commercial reputation and interrupt ongoing
operations.
Strict Enforcement Against Asset Concealment, Spouses,
& Trusts
Any attempt by Bret Gordon or co-defendants to shield,
liquidate, or transfer personal or organizational assets to evade potential
judgment enforcement will be targeted immediately under the Uniform
Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA).
- Nullification
of Fraudulent Conveyances: Under state fraudulent transfer statutes,
any conveyance of real estate, liquid capital, vehicles, or business
equity made after notice of this tortious conduct will be legally
challenged, frozen, and clawed back in court as an illegal transfer.
- Involvement
of Spousal & Joint Assets: Retitling individual assets into
tenancy-by-the-entireties accounts, transferring funds into a spouse's
sole name, or routing income into spousal accounts after being put on
notice of liability directly names the non-debtor spouse as a co-defendant
transferee in clawback litigation.
- Targeting
Trust Structures: Revocable trusts, self-settled asset protection
trusts, and shell entities created or funded to insulate tortfeasors from
civil judgments do not protect against intentional torts or fraudulent
transfers. All equity transferred into such vehicles remains subject to
judicial liens, receivership, and foreclosure.
Scope of Liability Across the Network
- Joint
and Several Liability: Under civil conspiracy rules, every individual
who received, retained, and ratified this unlawful material without
immediate disavowal shares 100% financial liability for the full
monetary judgment.
- Post-Judgment
Execution: Final judgments will be aggressively executed across all
available property, liquid accounts, business holdings, and real estate
until satisfied in full.
