Paul Andrew Mitchell apparently behind bars

Hi, Folks -
Many people feel many different ways about Paul Andrew Mitchell. I’m not suggesting how anyone should feel about this news. But Paul has definitely been “part of the community”, and an Internet presence, for a good many years.
Thanks to Reader PJ for bringing this to our attention.
Here’s an overview of what’s going on, complete with a viewable PDF of indictments for Joseph Ruben Hill (“Joe Hill”) and Mitchell Paul Modeleski (“Paul Andrew Mitchell”):
Paul Andrew Mitchell has been bundled away by the US Government / All is well in the United States of Amerikkka
http://tekgnosis.typepad.com/tekgnosis/2014/02/paul-andrew-mitchell-has-been-bundled-away-by-the-us-government.html
The charges listed relate to Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice and Obstruction of Justice, in the specific form of urging clients not to comply with grand jury subpoenas, thus impeding a grand jury investigation.
The information being put forward is that Paul is registered in the Bureau of Prisons database as No. 44202-086 – and if one enters that number in the Inmate Locator at the BOP web site, sure enough, a record for “Paul Andrew Mitchell”, a white male, age 65, is what returns from the database search. According to that, Paul is in the SEATAC detention facility in Seattle at this time. That may change – it’s possible he’ll be moved at some point to Cheyenne, Wyoming, where the indictments originated.
http://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/
(I think it’s a little strange that the indictment cites Mitchell Paul Modeleski while the BOP record lists Paul Andrew Mitchell, but perhaps they really are referring to the same man.)
Paul’s website:
http://supremelaw.org
Paul’s freely downloadable book, “The Federal Zone:
Cracking the Code of Internal Revenue” – NOTE, Paul is known to get upset and become belligerant if the downloadable book is reposted elsewhere, so don’t do that:
http://www.supremelaw.org/fedzone11/index.htm
To the best of my knowledge, Paul was the first to discover and make known the existence of _two_ court systems in America, the United States District Courts (USDC) and the District Courts of the United States (DCUS).
–hobie