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    This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals, Scott Hinckley and William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr., who are involved in a lawsuit as pro se litigants. Schmalfeldt emails Hinckley offering to dismiss him from the lawsuit if Hinckley provides a written apology, explains why he sent a private photo of Schmalfeldt's deceased wife to another individual, provides a list of others who now have the photo, and discloses the names and addresses of everyone involved in an "attack" on Schmalfeldt. Hinckley responds that he has not been served in the lawsuit and asks Schmalfeldt to cease contact.

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    This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals, Scott Hinckley and William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr., who are involved in a lawsuit as pro se litigants. Schmalfeldt emails Hinckley offering to dismiss him from the lawsuit if Hinckley provides a written apology, explains why he sent a private photo of Schmalfeldt's deceased wife to another individual, provides a list of others who now have the photo, and discloses the names and addresses of everyone involved in an "attack" on Schmalfeldt. Hinckley responds that he has not been served in the lawsuit and asks Schmalfeldt to cease contact.

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    This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals, Scott Hinckley and William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr., who are involved in a lawsuit as pro se litigants. Schmalfeldt emails Hinckley offering to dismiss him from the lawsuit if Hinckley provides a written apology, explains why he sent a private photo of Schmalfeldt's deceased wife to another individual, provides a list of others who now have the photo, and discloses the names and addresses of everyone involved in an "attack" on Schmalfeldt. Hinckley responds that he has not been served in the lawsuit and asks Schmalfeldt to cease contact.

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    This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals, Scott Hinckley and William M. Schmalfeldt, Sr., who are involved in a lawsuit as pro se litigants. Schmalfeldt emails Hinckley offering to dismiss him from the lawsuit if Hinckley provides a written apology, explains why he sent a private photo of Schmalfeldt's deceased wife to another individual, provides a list of others who now have the photo, and discloses the names and addresses of everyone involved in an "attack" on Schmalfeldt. Hinckley responds that he has not been served in the lawsuit and asks Schmalfeldt to cease contact.

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    Case 1:15-cv-01241-RDB Document 43-16 Filed 08/18/15 Page 1 of 2

    Scott Hinckley
    From:

    Sent:
    To:

    Subject:

    LordofSatire
    [Iordofsatire@gmail.com]
    Wednesday. July22,20158:47 AM
    ScottHinckley
    Re: Pro se topro se/Settlementoffer

    :[x \-\-T~TT

    1\

    0/1

    'd- ~ "'CJ e S

    Scott, honey, you have filed a brief adopting Edgren's motions as your own. You're in the
    suit, So, once more, the conditions stated below apply.
    Did you send the photo to Grady? Or was it Hoge?
    Bill

    > On Jul 22, 2e15, at 8:45 AM, Scott Hinckley <sjhinckley@comcast.net>


    wrote:
    >
    > I have not been served in any such lawsuit, and am therefore not yet a party to it, and so
    this contact is a direct violation of my request to you to never contact me.
    >
    >

    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >

    -----Original Message----From: LordofSatire (mailto:lordofsatire@gmail.com]


    Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2e15 1e:3e AM
    To: Scott Hinckley
    Subject: Pro se to pro se/Settlement offer
    Dear Mr. Hinckley:

    >

    > As we are now both pro-se litigants representing ourselves in this lawsuit I've filed, your
    demand to "cease contact" no longer applies. As I am serving as my own lawyer and you are
    doing the same, I have the right to contact you regarding the case.
    >

    > Your future in this case hinges on this question.


    >

    > What were you thinking when you sent that photo of my wife on her hospital bed to
    Grady/Krendler?
    >
    > Mr. Hinckley, you are hardly the most offensive person in this list of deranged
    individuals. I am willing to offer you a chance to get out of this mess unharmed. Here is
    what I require before I will file a motion seeking your dismissal, with prejudice, from the
    lawsuit.
    >
    > 1. A written apology for taking advantage of my wife's death to inflict distress.
    > 2. Your reason for sending a photo I told your wife was for her and your eyes only to
    Grady.
    > 3. A list of whoever else has the photo now that you've spread it about.
    > 4. The actual names and addresses of everyone you know involved in this attack on me.
    >
    > Again, as you and your wife were the only civilians who had the photo, it boggles the
    imagination to think that your Chief of Police scanned it and sent it to Grady, who is now
    using it as extortion.
    >

    > Conservatives are supposed to be the people who take responsibility for their actions, Mr.
    Hinckley. Take responsibility for this. Meet these conditions, and I will dismiss you from
    the suit with prejudice.
    1

    Case 1:15-cv-01241-RDB Document 43-16 Filed 08/18/15 Page 2 of 2


    >
    > But I need your reply by the close of business today, East Coast time.
    >
    > Sincerely,
    >
    > William M. Schmalfeldt,

    Sr.

    > Elkridge, MD
    >

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