Respond to:

Enrique Facundo(c)® Sovereign man

Secured Party/Creditor,
Angelina Facundo(c)6 G(c)° Sovereign woman
Secured Party/Creditor,
C/o General DeTivery Location
176-25 Union Turpike Suite 222 Docket No.
Fresh Meadows, New York usA Near [11366]
"Oh"`iof^'tate/Republic one sup4me
Date: :Court" Art. I.II Constitutronai
one. P.
(Note: Enrique F.acundo(c),D Sovereign Man Ref: Cause No. 80-CR-80-201(S.^1)(TCP)
Secured Party/Creditor is located at.this
Time against his will as a hostage^of Done/Change the Venue Pursuant to
FSL Elkton Ohio Bureau of Prison's . the established Rules of this;Art.
Industry for second time since July 15, III Court used as lawful supp6rt
1994, at. 8730 Scroggs Road Elkton Ohio the U.S. Supreme Court Caha v:f
Near [44415] United States, 152 US 211, 21t;,
1'4 S. C. 513 (1894). and U.S!
Respondent Person's names: Curiskshank. 92 U.S'. 23 Led 58A,
(HERE ARE TWO UNITED STATES)
Muskasey Michael U.S. Attorney/General et. al.,
5111 Main Justice Building, 10th Const Avenue,
PETITION FOR GREAT{'WRIT-OF HABEAS'
N.W. Washington, D.C. 20530
CORPUS TO ART. III Constituti.bnal.
J.T. Shartle FSL Warden..et. al., "one supreme Court" by Affida^it
8730 Sc:r.oggs Road, Elkton Ohio 44415.

Ohio/state/Republic "one sub.reme Court"

Art. III Constitutioh^l:+o:rre
The People of united states of America ex rel:,
[nrique Facundo(c)O Sovereign Man
Angelina Facundo(c)® G(c)® Sovereign woman
Petitioners/Relators

Vs.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF NEW YORK,

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, SOCIAL SECURITY,
DEA, INS, U.S. CUSTOMS, U.S. PARROLE
COMMISSION, BUREAU OF PRISONS INDUS.TRY,
MUSKASEY MICHAEL, U.S. ATTORNEY G.ENERAL,
J.T. SHARTLE, WARDEN., DEFENDANTS%RE^PONDENTS,
ET. AL.,

PRAECIPE TO THE CLERK OF ARTICLE III'state/Courts (WRIT OF INSTRUCTION TO THE

CLERK OF ARTICLE III state/Courts) Regarding Petitioners' Petition Relators to.the;
Article III state Court, for the issuance of a Writ of hebeas Corpus. Art. IV, Sec^.
2, C1. I to demand Artitle III Judiciary . (Our J21ghts afwa,ys.has been reserved
Without Prejudice) As the separation of Powers protect the silk purse at "Reservation"
of Rights as " The privilige of the W'i'it of habeas Corpus shall not be suspended,"
Art. I, Sec. 9, Cl. 2. The Power of the supreme Court will Stand for Thee state Citizens
who "Represents" himself/herself with^ clean hands.

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