CASE FILE / DOSSIERPublic Record

A Hoax, Documented

Evidence of a fabricated criminal allegation engineered to silence activism on behalf of the Lev Tahor children.

A personal introduction

A short video explaining the case in my own words.

Executive Summary

In Guatemala, a teenager was pressured to allege that I had shouted at him — an act that is not a crime in any jurisdiction. I spent months in prison and house arrest, was coerced into a guilty plea, and paid a $10,000 fine. The money was later returned to me by the victim's own family, who acknowledged the allegation was a hoax. This dossier collects the primary-source evidence — official declarations, photographs, recordings, emails, and signed letters — showing how the case was manufactured by Shie Blum to obstruct my activism on behalf of Lev Tahor children held in custody.

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Six anomalies that contradict the prosecution's narrative:

ANOMALY 01A Spanish-speaking teenager gave his official declaration in Yiddish — translated by Shie Blum, an interested party, not a certified translator.
ANOMALY 02Shie Blum offered, on the record, to drop the charges if I changed my dress and stopped my activism — and after I complied, he publicly said the charges would be dropped.
ANOMALY 03A community figure (Yitschak Teichman) wrote publicly on Yidtish.com that thousands of dollars would be spent to drop the charges against me.
ANOMALY 04After the $10,000 fine was paid, the funds were returned to me — confirmed by recordings of the father and a fellow activist, and by deposit slips.
ANOMALY 05An email from Shmuel Fuchs quotes the alleged victim saying he had nothing against me and was forced by Shie Blum to make the allegation.
ANOMALY 06A psychologist later interviewed the alleged victim entirely in Spanish — proving no translator was ever needed, and Shie Blum had no legitimate role.