In an effort to protect their interest, the New York Public Library staff and security labeled me as mentally disturbed after

July 22, 2014

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a terrorist letter composed by Mary Moran & found it attached 2 my email account while using computer 6 on May 6, 2006. in SIBL @ 188 Madison Ave in NY. When I brought it 2 the attention of the dir. of the EIC on the lower level he instructed me 2 delete it & forget it. I saved it in a special file 2 b submitted 2 FBI 4 evidence which was later deleted by an unknown hacker. The library blocked jobs applied 4 on their computers . I submitted > 100 resumes a day 7 days a week 45 weeks out of the year. An attorney found they were calling potential employers and telling them I was mentally ill & paranoid even after I was found normal & passed a psych exam. The damages had a rippling negative effect keeping me from securing work. Can I bring legal action against the SIBL

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Presumably, the computers are owned by the library, so they can curtail use and delete whatever they want. Bear in mind that your claim goes all the way back to 2006. A NY defamation case needs to be filed within one year, so your eight year old claim is way past the statute of limitations.

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