Canton Coverup Part 453: Attorney Kevin Reddington Writes Letter To State Police, US Attorney’s Office, Claiming Someone Stole His Identity To Do Public Records Request

 

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Attorney Kevin Reddington is not happy that someone used an alias similar to his name to file a public records request for Michael Morrissey’s iCloud emails that he uses to conduct government business.

Attorney Reddington sent a letter to Norfolk County ADA Brandon Hunt to voice his displeasure, claiming that he is the victim of identity fraud.

Except there’s just a few problems with this letter:

• Kevin spells his name K-E-V-I-N, not K-E-V-Y-N, so this appears to be a completely different, possibly gender fluid individual.
• Reddington’s identity wasn’t stolen. Identity theft is when you acquire and use someone’s personal identifying information, such as a social security number, for financial gain. The person who filed this public records request did not use any of Kevin Reddington’s private information and did not make any money off of this request.
• Reddington claims he is the victim of fraud, which is defined as a “dishonest act that involves deceiving someone to gain something valuable.” No one was deceived here, and nothing valuable was gained in doing so.
• Massachusetts public records law specifically says that individuals seeking public records do not need to use their real name. I’ve done records request using a plethora of hilarious names, including Mickey Mouse. Luckily Mr. Mouse did not feel the need to write a letter to the manager accusing me of fraud. If there was a requirement to use your real name while applying for public records then the government must create a way in which people prove their identity while applying online. Regardless, public records belong to the public, and therefore you do not have to give a reason why you want the records or say who you really are.

• Reddington apparently was tipped off by officers in the Rockland and Belmont Police departments that someone had used the Kevyn Reddington alias to apply for public records. Elizabeth Proctor’s brother is a detective in the Belmont Police Department, and a records request a few months back showed that someone using the Kevyn Reddington alias had applied for all police reports that took place at the home of Grant Smith-Ellis and mentally deranged Attorney Wendy Murphy. It’s unclear why the police wasted their time alerting Attorney Reddington of this, as it doesn’t matter who makes a records request.
• It’s hilarious that Kevin Reddington of all people would complain about the “FKR agenda.” Attorney Reddington himself, using his real identity, contacted me last year to tell me that he believed that I proved Karen Read’s innocence. This was interesting because he also represents Jennifer McCabe, who Read has proven was involved in the murder of John O’Keefe.

• Attorney Reddington says he found out that someone had used the Kevyn Reddington alias for a third time in the Turtleboy case, when Judge Krupp asked Attorney Mark Bederow who made the records request for Morrissey’s emails, and Attorney Bederow said he didn’t know. This upset many online sleuths, such as Julie “Big Red” Carpenter, who insisted that Attorney Bederow had to know who filed the request because someone else posted about making the request 2 months prior on Twitter. However, it doesn’t matter who filed the request, and Attorney Bederow can’t be expected to see every tweet that every person makes on one of the world’s largest social media platforms.

• The funniest part of Reddington’s letter was when he said he forwarding a copy of his letter to the State Police and US Attorney’s Office. As an attorney he must know that absolutely nothing can be done about that, and that this isn’t remotely close to something that is illegal.

Look Kevin, I don’t know who this gender fluid “Kevyn” Reddington is, but you’re way too big time to make yourself look silly like this. Just be honored that you’re relevant enough that people used parody accounts about you to do public records requests.

P.S. Kevin – did you ever get a chance to answer the question from Kaitlyn Finch about who administered the lie detector test you claim Jennifer McCabe passed and what the questions were?