Attorney For Dead Pedophile’s Estate Dismisses Lawsuit Against Rittenhouse, Multiple Law Enforcement Agencies For Emotional Distress, Wrongful Death

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Racist Child Rapist Joseph Rosenbaum Screams “Shoot me n*****, shoot me n***** (In Red Shirt)
Behind Rosenbaum And To The Right Is Violent Felon Joshua Ziminski Who Is Now In Prison

An extreme-left activist attorney dismissed a lawsuit earlier this month she filed on behalf of the dead pedophile, Joseph Rosenbaum, against Kyle Rittenhouse and multiple law enforcement agencies. Attorney Kimberly Motley, of North Carolina filed a dismissal on January 4, 2024, with a grammatical error, stating in part. “As grounds, Plaintiff Estate has been unavailable to counsel to move this matter forward.” This makes Motley 0 for 5 in terms of lawsuits related to the Rittenhouse shootings and riots.

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The suit was filed on August 25, 2023 and had not been served on the defendants. In the 48-page lawsuit, Motley paints Rosenbaum as a valued member of the community who was “peacefully protesting” on August 25, 2020. This was obviously disputed by videos to anyone who watched the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The suit repeats long-debunked lies like Rittenhouse crossing state lines, him carrying the gun being illegal, the rifle being a “weapon of war,” and the Police department and Sheriff’s Departments deputizing citizens. Motley also claims that no business owners took up arms to protect their businesses. Motley also says in the suit that “Rittenhouse fired his assault rifle (sic) indiscriminately multiple times at citizens on the street.” In fact, many firearm experts have complimented Rittenhouse’s use of his rifle on that night, only hitting his intended targets. She also wrote that “…Rosenbaum was not a danger to himself or others…” In fact, Rosenbaum had just been released from a mental hospital. Later in the complaint Motley clams that the career criminal Anthony Huber was a hero. One of the more outrageous claims made by Motley is “If a black person [in place of Rittenhouse] had approached the police with an assault rifle (sic), offering to patrol the streets with the police, he most likely would have been shot dead.” Motley also falsely claims that only white people were armed on August 25, 2020.

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The below are the cases of actions for the suit:

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Conspiracy to Deprive Constitutional Rights
Conspiracy To Obstruct Justice Based on Invidious Discrimination
Equal Protection
First Amendment Retaliation
Deprivation of Due Process
Failure to Intervene
Municipal Liability/Monell Policy Claim
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress
Negligence
Negligent Hiring, Supervision and Training
Survival
Wrongful Death
Respondeat Superior
Indemnification

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Two lawsuits remain pending against Rittenhouse – The Estate of Anthony Huber, and Gaige Grosskreutz, aka Paul Prediger.

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  1. Oh no, another pedophile dead. Another radical leftist dead. Gee Mathewson, I am not sure if I’ll be able to sleep tonight.
    I am still concerned with having Demon Pep with a pistol and a badge out there. I can’t understand how come KPD doesn’t hide him in some dark room to dust old files or something.

  2. Zero for five? Why does this goofball keep filing these? Is this some sort of way to “build your brand” or “raise awareness” or “develop a social media presence”? I can’t help but think her use of the legal system is somehow driven by her youth.

  3. Just remember Kenosha, the common denominator of all Kyle’s attackers were that they were all Jews.

    This is why the media wanted Kyle locked up so bad. Goy like Kyle aren’t supposed to kill the Jew, it’s only allowed the other way around according to their Talmud.

    1. Jewish Family Services is aiding and abetting the invasion on the Southern Border by third world migrants.

      During an interview with PBS’s “Firing Line” aired on Friday, Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism Amb. Deborah Lipstadt stated that anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses is partially due to a view that Israel is “the oppressor” and stated that campus antisemitism has come out of a view that “Israel are white colonizers.”

      1. Unfortunately the US will not wake up in time. The normal people of this country are foaming at the mouth to have Zionist Donald Trump in the White House.

        They forget that Donald Trump was the father of the death jab is now killing them through rare cancers, strokes and heart attacks, they don’t know or care that he became a Jew in 2017 and that Jews literally hate anyone but themselves, they don’t realize that the craziness of the world is planned by Jews and Freemasons to make trump look like a savior. They forget the election was really stolen yet will have faith in that same system next time as if their vote counts….it doesn’t. They will gladly keep turning themselves into transgenders, race mix and destroy their own bloodline under the guise of equality while the Jew doesn’t race mix open its border for non Jews. It’s all so obvious yet the brainwashing and propaganda continues to trap minds of good people.

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  4. Tucker Carlson had the best line about the pedophile: “Rosenbaum died how he lived, trying to put his hands on an unwilling minor.”

    Huber was a piece of shit too. Grosskreutz is even worse, that hit-and-run in Milwaukee was the epitome of karma. Motley is a disgrace to the legal profession — She’s a gold-digging, ambulance chasing grifter who seeks profit from racial strife. It’s hilarious watching her waste so much time earning 33% of ZERO

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