Friday November 6, 2012 heard knocking on door to apartment # 1 at about 10:00 AM. Next some voices and some people entered apartment # 1. Then I heard someone knock on another door. I went to see what was going. On several previous occasions President and Fellows of Harvard College, sent notices for "inspections" and did not visit my apartment. It is part of an ongoing criminal harassment campaign to chase me from the building, and from Cambridge. Harvard employs students, campus cops and city officials to assist them in their criminal enterprises. They have an offensive habit of entering apartments without permission due to their arrogance and knowledge of corrupt city and state government which enforces laws selectively just as Eric Holder enforces laws in a racist manner.
I saw three men holding clipboards and a fourth younger man also with a clipboard. The door to apartment # 4 at 85 Prescott Street was open. The three older men said something unintelligible. The younger man said, "That's the guy." I asked what was going on. The younger man said his name was Dan. He said he worked for Harvard Housing, and they were inspecting fireplaces. I asked "All apartments?" He said "Selective apartments." I explained that there was no heat from about 11:00 PM on Thursday November 15, 2012, and he said he would pass it along to the building manager. I said it was usually the building manager who shut the heat as part of criminal harassment. It is one of many instances of criminal harassment by Harvard employees.
I told him that I thought he was trespassing, entering apartments without permission. I said inspecting fireplaces is not an emergency, that Harvard needs permission to enter unless it is an emergency. He shrugged and walked into apartment # 3 followed by the others, and said, "Have a nice day." I knew the meaning of that phrase in plain language. I returned to my apartment.
I saw three men holding clipboards and a fourth younger man also with a clipboard. The door to apartment # 4 at 85 Prescott Street was open. The three older men said something unintelligible. The younger man said, "That's the guy." I asked what was going on. The younger man said his name was Dan. He said he worked for Harvard Housing, and they were inspecting fireplaces. I asked "All apartments?" He said "Selective apartments." I explained that there was no heat from about 11:00 PM on Thursday November 15, 2012, and he said he would pass it along to the building manager. I said it was usually the building manager who shut the heat as part of criminal harassment. It is one of many instances of criminal harassment by Harvard employees.
I told him that I thought he was trespassing, entering apartments without permission. I said inspecting fireplaces is not an emergency, that Harvard needs permission to enter unless it is an emergency. He shrugged and walked into apartment # 3 followed by the others, and said, "Have a nice day." I knew the meaning of that phrase in plain language. I returned to my apartment.
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