On our Facebook page, we've uncovered a great deal of dishonesty, incompetence, and general misconduct by Fairfield City Schools over the past year or so. We present to you now perhaps the most damning documents we have ever published. It exhibits a level of dishonesty by public officials that far surpasses anything you have read on this page so far.
Attached below are two images taken from the official Fairfield Township Police report into Emilie Olsen's death. Read them closely.
The excerpt in question details the events of December 16, 2014. This was the day of the controversial visit to the Olsen home by police and Fairfield Middle School Principal Lincoln Butts. Mr. Olsen claimed that he felt intimidated. He claimed that police told him to quit "stirring the pot," and spreading rumors to the media.
Police and Fairfield City Schools officials denied Mr.Olsen's claims. In this Cincinnati Enquirer article about the incident in question, police claimed it was all just a coincidence that detectives and FMS Principal Lincoln Butts showed up to the Olsen home at the same time. The article also states "In no uncertain terms was the principal's presence in the home meant as intimidation but only to deliver her belongings," said Gina Gentry-Fletcher, spokeswoman for the schools.
A mere glance at the official police report itself would seem to be at odds with these statements in the linked Enquirer article by Fairfield City Schools and Fairfield Township Police. Check it out for yourself.
Notice first the time stamps mentioned in the report. On the morning of December 16th, 2014 at 1030 AM, police claim in their report to be at Fairfield Middle School with Mr. Butts interviewing students.
Look at the time stamp on the top of the second image. It says plainly 1200 Hours. That's 12:00 PM. High Noon.
The report states next that "Det. Sons, Principal Butts, and I (ie reporting officer Mays) responded" to the home of Marc and Cindy Olsen. Says it plainly.
To us that means the police and FMS Principal Butts arrived together. One generally does get mentioned in a police report sentence as having "responded" to a particular address unless it is at the same time, purposefully. More importantly, check the time stamps. The police and Mr.Butts were together at 10:30 AM. They were together at noon.
So what Fairfield City Schools wants us to believe is that one of it's administrators and law enforcement were together at 10:30 AM for a span of time, and then all arrived at the same location 90 minutes later, and it was all just a happy coincidence. Neither party knew the other would end up at the Olsen home that day, December 16th, 2014, when both police and Mr.Butts were together an hour beforehand?
Come on. Get real. What do you take us for?
If you really believe that, then you're gullible or worse. And you're part of the problem.
In our opinion, Fairfield City Schools LIED to the public when they said it was just a coincidence a district administrator and police arrived together at the Olsen home.
A further reading of this police report reveals more troubling facts. Read it for yourself. The police report says plainly the following regarding the Olsens and the media:
"We further advised Mr. Olsen that was part of the reasoning we were at his home was because of rumors being talked about on the news."
"We were trying to advise them many rumors were being told to them and to please stop listening to said rumors."
It's all there. To us, it lends credibility and validates the claims of Marc Olsen that police and a Fairfield City Schools administrators willingly and knowingly showed up together at his home December 16, 2014 to address rumors regarding Emilie's death. Where there's smoke, there's fire.
There is clearly something to what Mr. Olsen is claiming here, and the police report proves it.
Please share this. It is obvious we have a great many problems with integrity when it comes to some public officials in our community. If this can happen to Emilie and her parents, then it can happen to you too.
#JusticeforEmilie
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