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Schemes to Thwart Justice
This section reflects personal experiences, research, and interpretation. It is not legal advice, and it is not intended to instruct or encourage any action.
This website examines a long-running set of events that, from Donald Stone’s perspective, reveal patterns of obstruction, institutional failure, and alleged misconduct spanning more than three decades. The focus is on how legal processes can be undermined—not only through individual wrongdoing, but through systemic indifference, inaction, or misrepresentation.
Over time, Stone observed what he believes were recurring efforts to prevent full accountability in matters involving financial fraud, business infiltration, and prolonged litigation. As layers of information were uncovered, each raised further questions—suggesting that the truth, rather than being addressed directly, was repeatedly redirected or buried beneath procedure, delay, or dismissal.
The Background
This is a true account centered on Donald Stone, an inventor whose patented technology drew interest from major corporations, including Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company and the world’s largest golf grip manufacturer. His company, Donald Stone Industries, Inc. (DSII), later became entangled with business partners who were subsequently connected to large-scale financial fraud schemes.
According to publicly reported cases and later findings, these individuals were involved in separate embezzlement and laundering operations during the 1990s and early 2000s—one involving U.S. Department of Education student loan funds, and another involving public school system finances. These activities resulted in significant financial losses and affected thousands of individuals.
Stone maintains that his company was taken over in October 1993, setting off a chain of events that would fundamentally alter his life and work. As he investigated his former associates, he uncovered evidence of criminal activity that had been concealed from him during their business relationship.
A Long Search for Accountability
What followed was not just a business dispute, but a decades-long effort to understand why repeated attempts to present evidence were unsuccessful. Stone’s inquiries expanded from private misconduct to questions about how institutions responded—or failed to respond—when confronted with documented wrongdoing.
This website documents Stone’s efforts to seek explanations through legal filings, correspondence, and public records. Many of these materials are shared here to provide transparency and historical context.
On “Fraud on the Court”
A central concept explored on this site is “fraud on the court,” a term recognized in U.S. case law to describe extreme situations where judicial processes themselves are compromised.
Courts have consistently held that this is an exceptionally high standard, reserved only for the most serious misconduct—such as fabrication of evidence or actions that directly interfere with a court’s ability to function impartially. Whether specific actions rise to that level is ultimately a legal determination, not one made by this website.
Stone’s position is that certain actions he encountered resemble recognized patterns discussed in federal case law, and that these patterns deserve scrutiny rather than silence.
FOIA Research and Documentation
Beginning around 2015, Stone began filing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to better understand how his cases were handled. By 2021, he had submitted approximately 100 FOIA requests, along with multiple appeals.
Many of these requests and responses are publicly available through established transparency platforms and are referenced throughout this site. They are included to allow readers to examine the source material directly and reach their own conclusions.
Purpose of This Section
This section is not about declaring guilt or rewriting history. It exists to:
Document one individual’s prolonged search for answers
Preserve records related to institutional decision-making
Examine how justice can be delayed, obscured, or denied
Encourage critical thinking and independent review
Readers are encouraged to approach this material thoughtfully, verify sources independently, and understand the distinction between documented facts, legal outcomes, and personal interpretation.
The purpose of this website is to:
Preserve a long-term personal and legal history
Provide access to supporting records and context
Encourage independent review and critical thinking
Contribute to broader conversations about accountability and due process
About
This website documents the 32-year personal and legal journey of inventor Donald Stone. Through firsthand accounts and supporting records, it preserves a complex history involving prolonged disputes, institutional interactions, and unresolved questions—presented so readers may review the information independently.
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Important Notice
The content on this website reflects the personal experiences, interpretations, and opinions of Donald Stone. References to government agencies, institutions, or individuals are made in the context of documented interactions and publicly available information.
This site does not allege criminal guilt or misconduct beyond what has been established in public records or legal proceedings. Readers are encouraged to independently verify information and draw their own conclusions.
This website is intended for informational and historical purposes only and should not be interpreted as legal advice, accusations, or factual determinations of liability.
