Category Archives: Tommy Taylor

Candice Jackson continues to sound off. For example: https://pjmedia.com/blog/the-truth-about-hillary-and-kathy-shelton/ She discusses the affidavit in support of the Motion for Psychiatric Examination and goes on to say: The overall impact on Kathy as a young girl was to leave her feeling … Continue reading →

On October 11, 2016, the Washington Post published an article by fact-checker Glenn Kessler refuting the claims about the psychiatric evaluation and the polygraph: http://tinyurl.com/WashPoReShelton On October 18, 2016, PennLive reporter Colin Deppen interviewed me. His article ran the next … Continue reading →

Where Clinton was going with the affidavit is not clear. Shelton’s interpretation is “She was saying that I wanted it to happen.” This has spawned one more fake Clinton quote: “You wanted it, didn’t you?” The affidavit did not state … Continue reading →

Here is the core of the affidavit in support of the Motion for Psychiatric Examination: I have been informed that the complainant is emotionally unstable with a tendency to seek out older men and to engage in fantasizing. I have … Continue reading →

The offense took place on May 10, 1975 in Springdale, Washington County, Arkansas. The victim, Kathy Shelton, was 12 years old. The defendant was Thomas Alfred Taylor. He was 41 at the time of the offense; he turned 42 not … Continue reading →

In the procedural history, I inadvertently left the words “she has” out of the affidavit in support of the motion for psychiatric evaluation.  This has now been corrected.

About an hour ago, I corrected a date in the procedural history.  The Motion for Psychiatric Examination was denied on July 29, 1975.  My apologies.

Working from the microfilmed court papers and the microfilmed docket entries, I put together a procedural history of the case: proceduralhistory I included the name of the victim (Kathy Shelton) because she recently went public. (I do not doubt that … Continue reading →

The 1975 case of State of Arkansas v. Thomas Alfred Taylor has attracted a great deal of attention — Hillary Clinton was defense counsel.  The court papers are online: http://tinyurl.com/TaylorPapers Because claims have been made that those papers do not … Continue reading →