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[Dustin FletcherTo: Cailen CambeulRacial Greetings, Brother.]

Dustin Fletcher
To: Cailen Cambeul

Racial Greetings, Brother.

Things have been a bit chaotic lately, so please forgive the delay in my response. They've been shuffling me around, and my wife has had to go to the ER by ambulance multiple times in the past few weeks, so I've been a bit preoccupied. The new unit they've put me in is filthy beyond belief—out of the six convicts moved here, four of us have decided to avoid the day room and showers. It's a real shitshow.

Anyways, I hear Joe's infection is improving, and he's scheduled for surgery soon. Obviously, we can't know the exact date yet. As for the site, I'm more than willing to help. Coding and web development are areas of interest for me, although I haven't had much opportunity to gain extensive knowledge. I'd be curious to see what you're working on. Are you handling all the HTML and JavaScript yourself?

We still haven't heard from Lord C... Well, brother, I apologize if this letter is a bit scattered. My mind isn't quite focused after this latest move, but I wanted to make sure you got an update. How is your health?

Send my racial greetings to our brothers. As always, you have my utmost support and loyalty.

Rahowa!

The 23 Words.

[Dustin FletcherTo: Cailen Cambeul]

Dustin Fletcher
To: Cailen Cambeul

Racial greetings, brother. I have sent a few emails but have not received a response, so I am unsure if you are getting them. I will also have my wife send one soon.

How is your health? I hope you are fully recovered from the surgery and that the infection has cleared up.

I recently went to court, but we didn't accomplish much due to the District Attorney submitting a 53-page motion. The judge needed time to review it, but during a conference in chambers, my lawyer indicated that the judge is on my side on two out of three issues. If this holds, it means I might be taken out of the three-strikes range, which would avoid a life sentence. We have set my next court date for mid-December.

Now, for more pressing news. Joe has my wife listed as his emergency contact, so she was able to get some information. Here's the situation: Joe has a cancerous growth on his kidney, and they have decided to cover the surgery. He will undergo the procedure soon, and they plan to remove the mass and send him home the same day. However, there's a complication: Joe also needs to see an infection specialist for his leg. They are telling him that amputation might be necessary. If he chooses not to amputate, he will have to be on lifelong antibiotics through a PIC line, and even that might not work. This, combined with the surgery and post-operative healing, makes his prospects uncertain. Joe is a strong and stubborn White man, but this is a significant challenge.

I just wanted to keep you updated. I hope all is well with you. As always, my loyalty is to my race and my brothers.

R! 23


Dustin Fletcher
To: Cailen Cambeul

Racial greetings, brother. It's good to hear that your staples are out and you are on the mend.

Regarding the website, I want to assure you that I do not mind the negative attention that comes with it. I am already under scrutiny, and my wife has recently found out that she is on a watchlist due to our marriage. Despite this, I have a lot of favorable evidence and developments in my case. Honestly, I believe there is a strong possibility that I could be home within the next year or two. I think the trial will serve as my platform for vindication, especially since I was protecting my wife. After that, I might have to serve a sanction in Oregon. The courts here are slow due to being overburdened, so I still have motions to file before the trial date.

With that said, I'm not sure what specific help you might need, but I am willing to assist if I can. If it's just a matter of having something in my name, that's straightforward. However, if it requires more of my time and effort, I need to ensure that I have my disability benefits or some income set up first, as I have to prioritize taking care of my family. Additionally, I've been away from technology for nearly 20 years, so I might be out of touch with current tech requirements.

As for Lord C, I'm sure he's enjoying some relaxation time, perhaps playing his Xbox. I send him updates about Joe whenever I get them.

On my end, there are no new updates. I'm focusing on maintaining my health and figuring out my finances in preparation for the trial. Unfortunately, the only way to get out from under the GBI charge, which carries a three-year sentence, is to prove defense of others at trial.

Brother, I send my loyalty to you, my race, and my brothers.

R! 23 Words

[DUSTIN FLETCHERTo: Cailen Cambeul14 Oct 25Racial greetings brother,]

DUSTIN FLETCHER
To: Cailen Cambeul
14 Oct 25

Racial greetings brother,

I just scrolled down and realized I didn't respond to this email either. I know what you're going through with the nursing problem. In fact, when I was arrested this time, my blood pressure was so out of whack that they had to take me to the ER to get a "higher medical authority" to sign off on the fact that I was "fit for incarceration." Since I didn't ask for this medical attention, I demanded Whites-Only care, which led to problems. They even made sure to put in my arrest discovery that I was racist and unruly at the ER. Although it won't have any impact on my case, they still made sure to include it.

I hope your lawsuit turns out the way you want. The ability to just take care of yourself isn't asking or wanting much. [If you don't know, I'm suing the hospital. ~ @Cailen.]

How is your infection doing? Is the stoma healed? We don't have any more updates about Joe yet. I'm not sure if I told you, but if the medical evaluation doesn't get him released, he's facing a long time, like 85 years or something crazy, unless mental health comes into play.

Well, brother, I send mine.

R! 23

[DUSTIN FLETCHERTo: Cailen Cambeul12 Oct 25Racial greetings brother,]

DUSTIN FLETCHER
To: Cailen Cambeul
12 Oct 25

Racial greetings brother,

I'm sorry for the delay, its been bad here. I have been overly tired and had to have a couple EKG's. Bit also my mind has been on Joe. He has kidney cancer and its now to the point that the jail is either gonna approve the surgery or release him due to the cost of care. I guess the surgery is 700k alone and they don't want to foot the bill. [They'll release him, but they wont drop the charges. ~ @Cailen.]

How is your health going are you all healed up?

I have court this week so I should have an update if it goes well.

We tried to let Lord Connecticut @Rev.JohnBarletta know, but he hasn't responded either.

I have stamps again now and have been feeling better, so I shouldn't be too delayed again. Either way I'll update you after court.

Send mine to my brothers and my race.

R! 23

[Dustin FletcherTo: Cailen CambeulRacial greetings, brother,]

Dustin Fletcher
To: Cailen Cambeul

Racial greetings, brother,

So I hope you are home and on the mend now. As for me, I'd say you've more to deal with by far, mainly I'm just tired all the time nowadays. I don't think it will get much different than that.

I hear you on the opiate thing. My last hospital visit was an eye-opener because they wanted to give me painkillers, and I was refusing and trying to get something for sleep due to the fact I had to be chained to the bed the whole time. It took multiple days to get Ambien approved, but had I wanted an opiate, even if just for sleep, they would have done it. That was crazy to me.

So Joe was thinking he hadn't been officially indicted, but he had my wife call his lawyer yesterday, and the lawyer told us that he had been on the 19th or something and specifically told Joe that on the phone. I'm not sure how he forgot that; he was literally thinking they hadn't done it and that he was getting out. So he was super bummed, obviously.

Well, brother, I am feeling a bit tired so I'll wrap up for now, but I send my regards to everyone. R! 23