John Bruce Grinols: Integrity Under Fire - John Bruce Grinols is an honorably discharged U.S. Coast Guard veteran (ET3, 1969–1973). Regardless of volunteering for Vietnam, he was assigned overseas under the command of the U.S.C.G. Commanding Officer of the North Atlantic, Lt. Cmdr. Mooney, an MIT graduate. After his service was completed, he was hired as a civilian by the U.S. Navy, excelling in Electrical Engineering, Special Projects Nuclear, regarding submarines. His significant contributions to classified naval systems have been overshadowed by systemic retaliation initiated after his intellectual property and beneficial suggestion royalties regarding a ship's entertainmment system ($100,000) and the savings in a submarine retrofit that saved $50 milion dollars and was implimented on two other submarines for a total savings of $150 million were misappropriated.
Systemic Retaliation & Fabricated Evidence - After proposing high-value efficiencies for naval operations, Grinols faced career sabotage. A fraudulent naval psychiatric evaluation prepared at the request of management—falsely alleging security risks—was weaponized against him. This document was systematically disseminated across various federal and local agencies, triggering coordinated persecution, including, but not limited to:
Decades of Institutional Weaponization - The fabricated naval report resurfaced repeatedly in legal proceedings to justify:
Coercive Judicial Tactics - When documentary evidence proved physical impossibility of alleged events, authorities engaged in last-minute unrelated charge fabrication and demanded false confessions in exchange for release eligibility, extending detention by years when refused.
The Fight for Accountability - Grinols has petitioned the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR Number: P-1018-17) to expose the chain of falsified evidence across judicial, naval, and law enforcement entities. This platform documents irrefutable evidence of how institutions silence those who challenge corruption. Visitors will witness how truth withstands decades of suppression.
“When corruption becomes systemic, transparency becomes resistance.”
This overview documents recurring methodologies observed in legal proceedings. These patterns demonstrate coordinated abuse of authority across multiple institutions.
Intentional creation of falsified police reports and charges, despite documented proof of physical impossibility (absence from jurisdiction).
Strategic weaponization of an unrelated decade-old acquitted records to validate/embellish state-fabricated allegations of extreme violence, despite zero corroborating medical, photographic, psychiatric, or eyewitness evidence, with documented investigative improprieties and prosecutorial irregularities including last-minute unrelated charge substitutions and coercive confession-for-release bargaining.
Introduction of falsified military naval psychiatric documentation of a civilian employee prepared at the request of naval management to support manufactured allegations, utilized for extended detention, forced chemical lobotomy, and other legal deprivations of due process.
Coordinated fabrication of evidence across inter-state, bi-national, and international agencies to secure predetermined unlawful judgments and decisions.
Unauthorized access to and dissemination of falsified conviction data via government databases to sabotage international and inter-state legal protections.
Documented instances of extreme pressure tactics deployed against individuals involved in proceedings.
Exploiting claims of non-contact to proceed unlawfully, last-minute charge fabrication without a complaint, and imposition of coercive plea bargains including extended detention to extract false confessions.
Demonstrating a sustained, multi-faceted effort to undermine international and other legal rights through systemic fraud and abuse and misuse of power. This ultimately required relocating to another country to ensure the safety and protection of his family and himself.
Note: This summary outlines generalized patterns of institutional misconduct observed over extended proceedings. Specific evidentiary documentation remains protected for ongoing legal actions.
U.S. Presidential Executive Order 13526 dated and issued on December 29th 2009 standardized, updated, and authorized the declassification system rules that automatically declassifies national security records, including personnel records after 25-years.