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Harold N. Martin

January 1, 2020 Dear Attorney(s), Union Leader's, Employer's, and/or Advocates Re: Civil/Criminal case involving ineffective Psychological Experts and Trial Counsel (2010-11). New Evidence related to a failed investigation of this defense - Industrial Occupational Injury causing death (Murder 2010) toxic exposure caused neurological, neuropsychological damage. Misdiagnosed mentally ill (2007). I am seeking probono assistance and people to lobby for justice. I, state prisoner Harold N. Martin, am an indigent inmate serving 25-50 years for Guilty But Mentally ill 2nd Degree Murder, for the February 28, 2010 killing of my dearest friend and father in Gladwin County Michigan. I have served nearly 10 years. I am a proud third generation union member a Boilermaker and Pipefitter, with 12 years experience as a proficient critical pressure welder (1998-2010). After beginning a job through Plumber's and Steam Fitter's Local Union 85 Saginaw, Michigan in the summer of 2007, I exp...
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Last Will and Testament of Harold N. Martin

Last Will and Testament of Harold N. Martin And so, regrettably I have this message and ask you to save it and pass along, when, in the event it becomes necessary. I state prisoner 39 year old Harold Nicolas Martin - M.D.O.C. #272958 - born July 12, 1980 in Midland County Michigan ask that in the event while I am incarcerated in the Michigan Department of Corrections during the 2020ce Coronavirus pandemic, a.k.a. Covid19, if my death is caused from this virus now, or at any time in the future, that any, and all lawsuit's, whether class action or filed personally on my behalf for any reason i.e., due to any discovered errors of MICHIGAN'S mishandling of their incarcerated state prison population's (such as why several other state's Governors and Federal Bureau of Prisons had minimized their vulnerable prison populations for the safety of staff and imates due to pandemic, whereas Michigan state prisons to date did not) all litigation's I request they be for any, and, ...
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Harold L. Martin

After 10 years in prison, Son writes his Father a memoriam GLADWIN COUNTY - On March 4, 2010, Harold N. Martin was arrested for the suspected murder of his father, Harold L. Martin. The murder had occurred in Billings Township in Gladwin County on Feb. 28, 2010. Harold "Nick" Martin later pled guilty but mentally ill in the murder of his father. Martin was sentenced for 25 to 50 years in prison for second-degree homicide by the Gladwin County Circuit Court on Sept. 12, 2011. He was credited with 557 days already having been served for the time between his arraignment and his sentencing. Harold L. Martin's obituary ran in the March 3, 2010 edition of the Gladwin County Record. In the obituary, it reads that he was born on July 27, 1948 in Midland. He was a Veteran of the United States Army, serving in the Vietnam Era. He was employed as a welder and pipefitter and retired from Boilermakers Local #169, Dearborn and was also a member of Pipefitters Local #85. He had lived in...
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ORAL RHETORIC

 INTRODUCTORY SPEECH MANUSCRIPT--TURNED INTO KEY WORD OUTLINE I was shaped by the peace and serenity of nature. Beginning with many fishing trips with my dad as youngster, by the time I was six he also started taking me deer hunting. I did not know at the time that those bonding experiences were more than just father and son out in the wilderness. My father was passing down tradition that I came to embrace and love. As I grew into a teenager I learned to respect nature and also formed patience. Hunting and fishing with my dad gave me a sense of responsibility, he taught me that as a man it was my responsibility to put food on the table. Outside of fishing or hunting, my father was a hard worker, and a highly skilled craftsman. When I was age thirteen, he took me for a ride with him to work; when we arrived to the power plant he had built, I was dumbfounded by its magnitude. As a kid you think of what you know and see everyday. I never comprehended what he did for work until I seen ...
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