William Colvin, Esq. 
This attorney, who  represented the now convicted dumper,
William Foxworth, is now with the law firm Shumacker Whitt Gaither 
& Whitaker PC. Mr. Colvin is guilty of obstructing justice, protecting 
organized crime, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and suborning perjury.  
Mr. Colvin's website(click below),  lists as one of his "Great" 
accomplishments, the case Oliver vs. Hydro-Vac Services, Inc., 
a TN Court of Appeals case in 1993. What Mr. Colvin doesn't say is that 
he accomplished this victory by fraud and  conspiracy with attorneys 
Frederick L. Hitchcock and James W. Gentry to lie to State Circuit 
Court  Judge Samuel H. Payne. Mr. Colvin drafted a fraudulent 
Order for Judge Payne's signature with full knowledge that said Order
was in direct violation of the Order of the Federal Court. By duping 
Judge Payne into signing the fraudulent Order, Colvin, in conspiracy 
with attorneys Hitchcock and Gentry, was able to protect and cover-up
the hazardous waste dumping operation of his now convicted client,
dumper William Foxworth. Attorneys Hitchcock and Gentry on the other 
hand, were able to protect the interests of their clients who were also 
involved in wrong doing. Colvin's conspiracy, protection of organized
crime, and obstruction of justice has led to the contamination of
Little Debbie® products baked in the Chattanooga area baking plants
of McKee Foods Corporation. Colvin fought vigorously to prevent the
post judgment tape recorded conversation of Judge Samuel H. Payne 
and myself from being allowed into the record . I had requested 
the Appeals Court to allow my Motion for Consideration of Post
Judgment Facts under Rule 14., and allow the introduction of
these "Extremely Damaging Admissions" by a State Circuit Court Judge
into the appeal process. This conversation proves absolutely, that
Judge Payne was lied to by Colvin. Futhermore, Judge Payne's
statments on the tape recorded conversation demand to be 
addressed and made public.  Judge Payne admits that he
and other Judges in Hamilton County, Tennessee 
"...ARE NOT PUBLIC PROTECTORS..." "...THAT LAWYERS ARE
 ALLOWED TO LIE IN THEIR PLEADINGS TO HIM"... and that he
"...DID NOT READ WHAT I FILED TO HIM"... and the most 
damaging statment made by Judge Payne was that he was not 
concerned about the hazardous waste dumping operation going
on in his own district. The Tennessee Court of Appeals stated
in their  Opinion that Judge Samuel H. Payne made a sound 
judicial decision by not allowing me to refile my case in the 
Tennessee Circuit Court as so ordered by Federal Judge 
James H. Jarvis.  Attorney William G. Colvin has listed this
case Oliver vs. Hydro-Vac Services, Inc.,  as one of his
"Great" victories over Pro Se litigant Ernest A. Oliver.
Click below to view Colvin's website. 
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Frederick Hitchcock, Esq.
This attorney, representing Golden Gallon, whose gasoline contaminated
dirt was illegally dumped into the Chattanooga Summit Landfill 
by now convicted dumper William Foxworth, is  with the law firm 
Strang Fletcher Carriger Walker Hodge & Smith PLLC. Mr. Hitchcock
conspired with attorneys Colvin and Gentry, and with State Solid Waste
Manager Guy Moose represented by Gentry, to lie in state and federal
court to protect the illegal hazardous waste dumping of Foxworth.
Hitchcock was later hired by the City of Chattanooga in their 
failed attempt to steal the Tennessee American Water Company. By his 
criminal actions, Hitchcock is guilty of conpiracy, protection of 
organized crime, and obstruction of justice. Hitchcock's criminal 
activity has led to the contamination of Little Debbie® products baked
in the Chattanooga area baking plants of McKee Foods Corporation.
 
James W. Gentry, Esq.
This attorney, representing State Solid Waste Manager Guy Moose, is 
with the law firm Spears Moore Rebman & Williams. Gentry conspired
with attorneys Colvin and Hitchcock to file false information in state 
and federal courts in order to gain favorable opinions from
Federal Judge James H. Jarvis and State Circuit Court Judge
Samuel H. Payne. By his criminal activity, Gentry  is guilty of
conpiracy, protection of organized crime, and obstruction of justice. 
Gentry's criminal activity has led to the contamination of 
Little Debbie® products baked in the Chattanooga area baking
plants of McKee Foods Corporation.