Title: Exposing the Dark Side of Letcher County: My Personal Ordeal with Informants and Gangstalkers

I have a story that will make your skin crawl. Here in Letcher County, KY, I've lived through something out of a dystopian novel. My personal experience with informants like Taylor Pratt, and the gangstalkers allegedly sent by none other than Judge Kevin Mullins, attorney Edison Banks, and Michael Watts, is not just alarming; it's a warning to all about the corruption that can lurk in small towns.

Imagine being constantly watched, followed, and harassed by people you once thought were part of your community. Taylor Pratt, known for her involvement in local drug and sex trafficking, was just one of many informants who seemed to be everywhere I turned, always with a smile that never reached her eyes. But the real shock came when I realized she was connected to some of the most influential figures in our county.

Judge Kevin Mullins, a man we trusted to uphold justice, was allegedly behind this network of intimidation. The stories of his connections with Edison Banks, a lawyer with a questionable reputation, and Michael Watts, whose involvement in local politics was well-known, paint a picture of a power structure that thrives on control and fear.

The gangstalkers didn't just follow; they actively disrupted my life. From electronic harassment to spreading false rumors, my life became a living nightmare. Every day was a reminder that in Letcher County, speaking out could mean becoming a target.

This isn't just about me. It's about the countless others who have been silenced or worse, for daring to question or expose what's happening behind closed doors. It's about the integrity of our community, our justice system, and the basic human right to live without fear.

I’m sharing this not for sympathy but for awareness. We need to demand transparency and accountability. If you or anyone you know has experienced anything similar or has information that could shed light on this darkness, please, let's talk. It's time to take back our town from those who think they can operate above the law.