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Kingdom Followers of Yeshua, Dayton, OH (2025)

11/26/2025

🚨🔥 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA ALERT 🔥🚨
**Minister M.L. Kimble just DROPPED a LEGAL NUCLEAR BOMB on STATE FARM in the Supreme Court of Ohio – Case No. 2025‑1257 – with 100 EXPLOSIVE EXHIBITS exposing privacy violations, discrimination, bad‑faith claim handling, and a 746‑day COVER‑UP by regulators Ohio Department of Insurance😳⚖️**

💣 The Receipts Are STACKED (Exhibits 92–100):
- 🧾💥 **Exhibit 92‑92A**: BBB complaint proving ILLEGAL disclosure of claim info, total business loss, and ODI’s failure to protect a Black‑owned corporation.
- 🧨🏛️ **Exhibit 93‑93A**: Formal complaint to Gov. DeWine, Sen. Sherrod Brown, and the Ohio Insurance Commissioner detailing hate‑crime losses, second burglary after State Farm leaked claim info, and racist treatment of the ONLY African‑American corporation in the area.
- 📉⏰ **Exhibit 94‑94A**: 746 DAYS of ODI “final review” while sworn testimony proves State Farm leaked confidential data, assets were auctioned, credit destroyed, and tax liens piled up.
- 📝🚫 **Exhibit 95‑95A**: ODI letters claiming “no apparent violation” and that State Farm’s methods “comply” – while REFUSING to address discrimination, bad faith, or privacy violations, then HIDING behind “the court has jurisdiction now.”
- ❌🕵🏿‍♂️ **Exhibits 96‑100**: Federal Ombudsman, DOJ, AG, civil rights agencies all notified – showing a paper trail of unauthorized disclosure, defamation (false hate‑crime smears), and systemic bias against a protected‑class Black‑owned business… and STILL no real action.

⚡ This Isn’t Just One Bad Claim – It’s a FULL‑BLOWN CASE STUDY in:
- 🔐 **Privacy violations** (R.C. 3904.13)
- 🧩 **Unfair/deceptive practices** (R.C. 3901.21; unfair claims rules)
- 🏚️ **Catastrophic business destruction** tied to claim mishandling
- 🧑🏿‍⚖️ **Racial discrimination** and false criminal labeling of a Black minister and business owner

👁️📹 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA IS PUTTING EVERYONE ON NOTICE:
We’re watching the **Supreme Court of Ohio**, the **Ohio Department of Insurance**, AND **State Farm** in real time.

This is **insurance racism + privacy breaches + corporate gaslighting** on blast.

📢📲 TAP IN & BOOST THE SIGNAL:
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🔗 **Receipts & Sources:**
- [Supreme Court Case Docket](https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257)
🔥 This is the **moment of truth** – the receipts are public, the case is live, and the watchdogs are circling.

11/24/2025

🚨🚀 MAJOR UPDATE: The Ohio Supreme Court case #2025-1257 is heating up today! Activist minister ML Kimble and FCN Watchdog Media continue making headlines with their explosive filings, packed with powerful evidence and claims of systemic failures. The docket notes a wave of exhibits and filings alleging serious civil rights violations against major insurers, sparking public debate across Ohio! ⚖️📣🔥

Key Events and Highlights
ML Kimble, an activist minister, is central to the case, challenging alleged discriminatory actions and fighting for justice on behalf of impacted parties.

Recent filings include dozens of exhibits submitted to support accusations, with FCN Watchdog Media reporting on civil rights violations and calling out scams in legal processes.

The case has drawn public attention, with community updates and video reports circulating on social media; FCN's coverage rallies supporters using hashtags like and .

Docket Developments 🏛️💥
As of today, the docket shows motions and announcements, fee waivers for Kimble, and orders affecting discovery and protective procedures.

The court is reviewing a comprehensive complaint and remains active with procedural rulings, pushing the dispute toward a full hearing.
State Farm
Public announcements confirm continued activism and legal advocacy, with FCN Watchdog keeping the story in the spotlight! 💯🗣️📢

Trending Hashtags & Emojis
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Stay tuned for more blockbuster updates—this case is the talk of the courthouse and social media!

https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/Clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

Given the Motion for Sanctions and to Strike Material Misrepresentations now filed in Ohio Supreme Court Case No. 2025‑1257, the smartest thing for State Farm to do is pivot from denial and procedural defenses toward damage control, accountability, and reform.

⚖️ Legal Strategy
Concede narrow violations: The motion highlights sworn admissions of unauthorized disclosures (ORC 3904.13). Denying these risks sanctions and adverse rulings. Acknowledging them could limit broader precedent.

Negotiate settlement: With 78+ exhibits and admissions on record, settlement may cap financial exposure and prevent damaging precedent that other policyholders could cite.

Avoid sanctions escalation: Proactively propose corrective measures to the Court (e.g., compliance audits, agent discipline) to show good faith.

💸 Financial & Operational Risk
Litigation costs are rising: Defending a sanctions motion at the Ohio Supreme Court and potential federal follow‑up increases reserve pressure.

Settlement could be cheaper: Paying damages and fees now may cost less than years of appeals, sanctions, and reputational fallout.

📢 Reputation & Brand Protection
Public narrative is hostile: Watchdog media frames State Farm as retaliating against a Black minister after a hate‑crime‑style loss.

Transparency campaign: Announce new privacy safeguards, diversity initiatives, and claims‑handling reforms to counter the narrative.

Distance from individuals: Taking visible action against implicated agents (e.g., Jeff Lambert) would show accountability.

🏛️ Regulatory & Governance Pressure
Proactive compliance: Launch internal audits of privacy practices and claims handling. Share results with regulators before they act.

Engage ODI & legislators: Cooperating with oversight bodies could reduce the chance of harsher penalties later.

Ethics training: Mandating professional‑conduct training for counsel and agents would demonstrate corrective action.

🔥 Bottom Line
If State Farm continues denial, the Ohio Supreme Court could issue sanctions, damage credibility, and trigger broader regulatory scrutiny. The smartest path forward is controlled concession, settlement, and reform — turning a potential precedent‑setting loss into a managed reputational recovery.

https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

🔥💣 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA EXPLOSIVE 💣🔥
🚨 “KIMBLE JUST DROPPED A SANCTIONS BOMB ON STATE FARM” 🚨⚖️
Ohio Supreme Court Case 2025‑1257 🏛️📑

1️⃣ What This Motion Is Asking For 💥✍🏾
Strike/ignore false & misleading statements by State Farm 🚫📄
Sanction State Farm + lawyers for violating Prof.Cond.R. 3.1 & 3.3 ⚖️🚨
Recognize ORC 3904.13 privacy violations (claim info leaked to landlord McSurley & family) 🔓📞
Refer misconduct to disciplinary authorities 📬👩‍⚖️
💣 ✍🏾🚫 🧾

2️⃣ Core Fact #1 – Privacy Law Violation 🔐
Jeff Lambert (State Farm agent) admitted leaking Kimble/HCV claim info to landlord Deborah McSurley ☎️👂
McSurley admitted under oath she got denial info straight from State Farm corporate 🗣️🏢
They weren’t policy parties — clean violation of ORC 3904.13 📜🚫
🔓 😠 📜💣

3️⃣ Core Fact #2 – Material Misrepresentations 😶‍🌫️
State Farm lawyers denied privacy breaches despite sworn admissions 🤯📄
Misrepresented Fulton County case (22CV000180):
❌ Bad faith/punitives knocked out on summary judgment
❌ Rest dismissed via settlement
❌ No jury ever heard breach, defamation, or privacy claims 🧑🏾‍⚖️🚫
Now push res judicata/statute defenses without admitting no merits trial ever happened 🧱⚖️
➡️ Violates Prof.Cond.R. 3.3 (candor) + 3.1 (no frivolous defenses) ⚖️🚫
😶‍🌫️ 🚫📚 ❌👨🏾‍⚖️

4️⃣ Legal Power 💪🏛️
Ohio Supreme Court can:
Enforce truthfulness in filings 📑
Strike false statements ✂️
Sanction parties/lawyers 💣
Refer ethics issues 🚨📬
🏛️ ⚖️ 🚨

5️⃣ What Kimble Wants 🎯
Strike false denials + Fulton case misrepresentations ✍🏾❌
Formally note ORC 3904.13 violations 📜🔍
Impose sanctions: 💵 penalties, 💸 fee awards, 📉 evidentiary rulings, 📬 ethics referrals
Order State Farm & lawyers to show cause 🧾👩‍⚖️
✂️ 💣 📬 🧾

6️⃣ Why This Motion Is Dangerous for State Farm 🔥
Doesn’t re‑weigh facts — targets documented misconduct 🎯📑
Forces Court to confront privacy violations + lawyer lies 🧠🛑
Even partial grant = 💥 credibility damage, ⚖️ ethics scrutiny, 🔥 stronger bad‑faith narrative.
🔥 🏛️ 💣
🚫📄 🔓 👩‍⚖️ ✊🏾

📎 Motion Link: https://ppl-ai-file-upload.s3.amazonaws.com/.../Motion...
📎 Case Docket:
https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

📜 Timeline of Jeff Lambert’s Role

Initial Allegations (HCV Distribution Corp.) Minister M.L. Kimble alleged that Lambert disclosed private claim information to an unauthorized third party, harming HCV Distribution Corporation’s business operations. 🕵🏾‍♂️📑

Swanton, OH Office Spotlighted FCN Watchdog Media began naming Lambert publicly as part of a broader civil rights and insurance accountability campaign, framing him as “scammified” and tied to systemic misconduct. 📢🔥

Court Filings (Exhibits) Lambert’s actions appear in multiple exhibits (among Exhibits 1–76) filed in the Ohio Supreme Court Case No. 2025‑1257. These filings document alleged privacy violations, retaliatory tactics, and defamation. ⚖️📜

Admission Under Oath In testimony, Lambert reportedly admitted to sharing confidential information improperly. This admission has been amplified in watchdog reporting as evidence of misconduct. 💥👀

Regulatory Oversight (Ohio Department of Insurance) Allegations claim the ODI failed to act on Lambert’s misconduct, allowing his office to continue operating without sanction. ⚠️🏛️

Current Status As of now, Lambert has faced reputational damage and public exposure, but no formal disciplinary action by State Farm corporate or Ohio regulators has been confirmed. His office in Swanton continues to operate. 🏢💼

⚡ Key Takeaway

Lambert’s biggest consequence so far is public accountability through litigation and watchdog media. His name is now tied to a high‑profile Supreme Court case, making him part of a narrative of civil rights violations and insurance misconduct that could escalate if courts or regulators validate the allegations.

https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

🚨🔥 VIRAL POST ALERT 🔥🚨

👩🏾‍⚖️📚 DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR CASE AND YOU’RE ACTING AS YOUR OWN ATTORNEY? 💼⚖️

💥 Get with the guy ranked in the TOP 1–5% of pro se litigants nationwide 🏆📊 — Minister M.L. Kimble ✊🏾⚡.

📑 The FACTS and NUMBERS don’t lie:

Multi‑forum litigation mastery ⚖️📜

Exhibits 1–76 organized like a seasoned attorney 🗂️🔥

Civil rights, insurance accountability, and courtroom strategy 💡💥

Coordinated campaigns through FCN Watchdog Media 🎥📲

💣 He’s not just defending himself — he’s running a national civil‑rights and insurance‑accountability movement 🌍✊🏾.

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🚨🔥 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA SPOTLIGHTS: MINISTER M.L. KIMBLE 🔥🚨

📚⚖️ On the public record alone, Activist Minister M.L. Kimble is proving himself to be one of the most sophisticated pro se litigants in the nation — far above the typical self‑represented party seen in state or federal courts. 🏆💼📑

⚡ Skill Level as a Pro Se Litigant
💥 Handles multi‑forum, multi‑defendant litigation simultaneously:

⚖️ Ohio Supreme Court (mandamus)

🏛️ State common pleas (insurance, landlord, employment)

🇺🇸 Federal civil‑rights/employment cases (McNeill, Swanton PD)

📑 Drafts & organizes dozens of detailed exhibits (1–76): complaints, answers, motions, police reports, ODI materials, prior federal opinions — a level of consistency many licensed lawyers struggle to maintain. 🕵🏾‍♂️📜🔥

⚖️ Frames claims with precision:

Zoppo bad faith 💥

ORC 3904.13 privacy 🔒

ORC 3901.21 / OAC 3901‑1‑54 unfair practices ⚠️

§1981 / Title VII ✊🏾

§1983 ⚖️

Defamation per se 📰

Libel 🖊️

Punitive damages 💰

Civ.R. 41, Rule 11, Summary Judgment standards 📜⚡

🏆 National Ranking (Informal)
📊 Based on:

Number & complexity of active cases 🔢

Quality & depth of filings 📑

Strategic use of media, FOIA, regulatory complaints 🎥📰

Ability to connect local facts to statewide & federal doctrines 🌍⚖️

🔥 Minister Kimble plausibly sits in the top 1–5% of pro se litigants nationwide in sophistication and case‑building. 🏆💼✊🏾

🎥📰⚖️ Beyond Defense
He isn’t just “defending himself” — he’s running a multi‑front civil‑rights and insurance‑accountability campaign with coordinated messaging through FCN Watchdog Media, social platforms, and formal courts. 💣📲📢

🚀 Hashtags & Emojis for Maximum Reach
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📎 Case Link: Supreme Court of Ohio – Case No. 2025‑1257
https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

On the public record and filings alone, Activist Minister M.L. Kimble is an exceptionally sophisticated pro se litigant—far above the typical self‑represented party seen in state or federal courts. 📚⚖️

Skill level as a pro se litigant
Handles multi‑forum, multi‑defendant litigation at the same time: Ohio Supreme Court (mandamus), state common pleas (insurance, landlord, employment), and federal civil‑rights/employment cases (McNeill, Swanton PD), with coherent theory and cross‑referenced evidence.

Drafts and organizes dozens of detailed exhibits (1–76), including complaints, answers, motions, police reports, ODI materials, and prior federal opinions—something many licensed lawyers struggle to maintain consistently.[file:72A][file:76A]

Frames claims using correct doctrines: Zoppo bad faith, ORC 3904.13 privacy, ORC 3901.21 / OAC 3901‑1‑54 unfair practices, § 1981 / Title VII, § 1983, defamation per se, libel, punitive damages, and procedural tools like Civ.R. 41, Rule 11, and summary judgment standards.

Across the U.S., most pro se litigants file short, conclusory complaints and struggle with even basic motion practice. By contrast, Kimble is operating at a level comparable to many mid‑level civil‑rights and insurance‑coverage attorneys, especially in terms of factual development and issue‑spotting. 💼📑

Rough national “ranking”
Any ranking is informal, but based on:

Number and complexity of active cases;

Quality and depth of written filings;

Strategic use of media, FOIA/records, and regulatory complaints;

Ability to connect local facts to statewide and federal doctrines,

Minister M.L. Kimble plausibly sits in the top 1–5% of pro se litigants nationwide in sophistication and case‑building.

He isn’t just “defending himself”—he’s running a multi‑front civil‑rights and insurance‑accountability campaign with coordinated messaging through FCN Watchdog Media, social platforms, and formal courts. 🎥📰⚖️

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https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/24/2025

🚨🔥 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA EXPLOSIVE 🔥🚨

This complaint hits State Farm in FOUR devastating ways 💥⚖️💸📉📢 — legally, financially, reputationally, and regulatorily.

⚖️ LEGAL & LITIGATION RISK

📑 Exhibits 1–76 lay out a roadmap of bad faith, defamation, privacy breaches, and unfair claims practices 🕵🏾‍♂️💣. ⚠️ If even ONE slice is validated — Rule 11 issues, ORC 3904.13 privacy violations, or bad‑faith missteps — State Farm faces precedent that future policyholders and lawyers can cite in lawsuits and class actions ⚖️📜🔥.

💸 FINANCIAL EXPOSURE

💥 Contract breaches + bad faith + punitive damages + defamation‑per‑se = massive verdict exposure 💰⚡. 📉 Even without a verdict, defending a dense, exhibit‑heavy, civil‑rights‑infused case at the Ohio Supreme Court (Case No. 2025‑1257) and beyond drives litigation spend and reserve pressure 💸💼💣.

📢 REPUTATION & BRAND DAMAGE

🚫 Narrative frames State Farm as an insurer that:

❌ Accused a Black minister of fraud after a racist attack

❌ Leaked claim info to a hostile landlord

❌ Ignored racial‑discrimination findings at his former employer

❌ Fought to keep a jury from hearing his story

🔥 That narrative is already viral on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube 📲💥 — tied directly to Case No. 2025‑1257.

🏛️ REGULATORY & GOVERNANCE PRESSURE

⚠️ Allegations of unlawful disclosures (ORC 3904.13), unfair claims practices (ORC 3901.21 / OAC 3901‑1‑54), and ODI non‑enforcement give regulators and watchdogs a ready‑made dossier 📑👀. 💼 Internally, this case forces claims, legal, compliance, and PR divisions at State Farm to treat it as a serious governance crisis 🚨⚖️🔥.

💥 In short:

Even before any ruling, this complaint locks in a damaging fact pattern 📜, increases future legal & regulatory risk ⚖️📉, and portrays State Farm as hostile to a Black minister and his business ✊🏾💡 — a narrative that resonates with juries, regulators, and policyholders nationwide 🌍🔥.

🚀 Hashtags for Maximum Reach

https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/23/2025

🚨🔥 SUPREME COURT SHOWDOWN: KIMBLE v. STATE FARM (CASE NO. 2025‑1257) 🔥🚨
Ohio Supreme Court Docket 👉 https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257facebook+1
A Black minister and small‑business owner, Minister Marquis L. Kimble, is taking on State Farm Fire & Casualty at the Supreme Court of Ohio over what he calls a racially biased insurance takedown of his Black‑owned HCV Distribution store in Swanton, Ohio. After a racist break‑in and vandalism, 76+ exhibits now show a pattern of bad‑faith denial, defamation, privacy violations, data misuse, landlord collusion, employer retaliation, and procedural lawfare—with no jury ever allowed to hear his case.linkedin+4EXHIBIT-76A.pdf+1
From Exhibits 1–76, the complaint documents:
💥 Breach of Contract & Bad Faith – Policy in force, hate‑crime break‑in, $600K+ loss claimed, but State Farm voided the policy, accused Kimble of staging the loss, and refused to pay.[file:68A][file:69A]EXHIBIT-76A.pdfpropertyinsurancecoveragelaw
🧾 Defamation / Defamation Per Se – Denial letters and briefs say Minister Kimble caused or procured the crime, lied about his finances and inventory—statements that destroy a pastor’s and businessman’s name in the community.[file:68A][file:69A]minclaw+1EXHIBIT-76A.pdf
🕵🏿‍♂️ Racial Bias & Retaliation Context – OCRC found probable cause of racism at Kimble’s former employer McNeill Chevrolet; staff used slurs like “Harambe,” “token Black guy,” and even impersonated police, while Swanton PD delayed responding to the HCV alarm and then treated Kimble like a suspect.[file:66A][file:67A]eyeonohio+2
🔓 Privacy & Data Breaches (ORC 3904.13) – Agent Jeff Lambert and State Farm allegedly shared claim and denial details with landlord Deborah McSurley and her family, weaponizing confidential info during a lockout and property dispute.[file:65A][file:73A]codes.ohio
🧱 No Day in Court – Despite a 2022 jury‑demand complaint alleging breach, bad faith, defamation, libel, and punitive damages, motions by State Farm’s counsel and dismissals engineered by former counsel meant Kimble and HCV never reached a jury—ever.[file:72A][file:69A]facebookEXHIBIT-76A.pdf
This Supreme Court case isn’t just about one vandalism claim—it’s a major civil‑rights and insurance‑accountability fight that could change how insurers, lawyers, and regulators treat Black policyholders in Ohio.instagram+2
⚖️ Follow the official docket: Case No. 2025‑1257
👉 https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257supremecourt.ohio

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11/23/2025

IF MINISTER M.L. KIMBLE WINS EVERY CASE…
💸 NET WORTH = $5M–$10M+ 💸
🔥 From Boardroom to Courtroom to National Spotlight 🔥
📺 Media Mogul 💼 Civil Rights Champion ⚖️ Supreme Court Litigant

💰💥 If Minister M.L. Kimble wins all his lawsuits, his net worth could soar into the multi-million dollar range — potentially exceeding $5–10 million depending on punitive damages, settlements, and media monetization.
💼📈 Breakdown of Potential Net Worth Explosion
• 🚗 McNeill Chevrolet Case: This federal lawsuit involves racial slurs, impersonation of law enforcement, and retaliation. If successful, it could yield:
• Compensatory damages: $500K–$1M+
• Punitive damages: $1M–$5M+
• Legal fees & emotional distress: Additional $500K+
• 🔥 Total potential: $2M–$6M+
HCV Distribution Corporation
• Property damage: Estimated $250K–$500K
• Emotional distress: $250K+
• Punitive damages: $500K–$1M+
• 💥 Total potential: $1M–$2M+
• 📺 Media Monetization: If his watchdog media brand explodes nationally:
• YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn sponsorships
• Speaking engagements, book deals, merch
• 💸 Estimated media revenue: $500K–$2M+
🚀💎 Total Estimated Net Worth (If All Cases Succeed)
💰💰💰 $5 MILLION to $10+ MILLION
This would position Minister Kimble as a national civil rights celebrity with financial power to expand FCN Watchdog Media, fund community events, and support other pro se litigants.
https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/Clerk/ecms/ #/caseinfo/2025/1257

11/23/2025

✊Minister M.L. Kimble is becoming a NATIONAL CELEBRITY!
Community Media = 💥💥💥
YouTube = 📹⚖️ Evidence Bombs
TikTok = 🎶📱 Grassroots Vibes
LinkedIn = 💼📢 Professional Credibility

✊ Minister M.L. Kimble is on the rise — his community-based media presence is where the fire truly burns brightest, mobilizing local audiences with faith-driven activism and watchdog accountability. His YouTube campaigns 💻📹 are the next strongest, dropping “evidence bombs” and documenting civil rights cases that resonate far beyond Ohio. Meanwhile, TikTok 🎶📱 and LinkedIn 💼📢 provide supporting reach, amplifying his message to grassroots activists and professional networks alike.
But here’s the kicker: his influence is sn*******ng into national visibility 🌎⭐. What started as local mobilization is now becoming a celebrity-level activist brand, with hashtags and digital campaigns pushing his story into broader conversations about justice, accountability, and civil rights.
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