EMAILS ABOUT A QUESTION WE ASKED ERIC RYAN ON OUR JULY 24 RADIO SHOW:
Subject: More of the same
From: Keith Rollman <keith.rollman@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, July 26, 2011 2:04 am
To: Carroll Cox <carrollcox@carrollcox.com>
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MORE ABOUT THE QUESTION:
Subject: More of the same
From: Keith Rollman <keith.rollman@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, July 25, 2011 11:18 pm
To: Christopher Vanmarter <cvanmarter@honolulu.gov>
On Sunday the 24th of July, the following question was posed to Eric Ryan via an email to the host of a radio show, Carroll Cox:
“Ask him a simple yes or no, did you send deliberately harassing fake email from fabricated email addresses [such as] MufiHannemann@gmail.com purporting to be from Keith Rollman to city employees and the media.”
Eric provided the following response:
“The Short answer, did I do this thing I'm accused of...no. Was I ever jailed for it...no, prosecuted for it....no, was I arrested....no, interviewed....no, questioned....no. It never happened.”
Eric then dismissed a “leaked unsigned document,” “from Democrats at the City Prosecutor's Office,” from “Chris Van somebody or other.”
Actually, the document was a letter from Deputy Prosecutor Chris Van Marter to Police Chief Louis Kealoha summarizing the investigation of Eric Ryan for “harassment by impersonation.
The letter states:
“The offending e-mail that was sent on September 15, 2008, was created so as to make it appear as though it came from the complainant, Keith Rollman, when in fact, it did not.”
“Eric Ryan made several statements about the offending e-mail. He told investigator Kurisaki that Dan Douglas sent the offending e-mail.”
“...there is sufficient evidence to believe that Eric Ryan sent the offending e-mail on September 15, 2008...the evidence is sufficient to prove Ryan's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.”
This indicates to me that Eric lied about sending the email, and lied about being investigated and questioned. He then goes on to allude that it might not have even been a “pretend” e-mail and renewed his lie that Rollman was running attack web sites, including FirePanos on city time and city computers.