Derrick Jones a Black senior citizens alleges identity theft and first-degree forgery. Race-Based Cover-Up.
Exposing a documented evidence cover-up shielding Carl Black Chevrolet Buick GMC Kennesaw and GM Financial, executed by the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office against a Black senior citizen.
This dossier meticulously details the allegations of first-degree forgery (Fraud in the Factum) committed against Derrick Jones, a 63-year-old Black elder. More disturbingly, it outlines how local authorities deliberately falsified investigative narratives to suppress digital evidence, effectively providing corporate immunity to a wealthy dealership network.
Identity theft of this magnitude requires complicity. Three powerful entities aligned to execute the fraud, enforce the debt, and conceal the truth.
Allegedly utilized an unauthorized electronic signature to bind Mr. Jones to a $34,856 contract. Server metadata confirms this occurred exactly 33 minutes after he departed the property.
Despite formal notification and undeniably impossible digital metadata, GM Financial refused to audit the dealership's server logs, actively enforcing a voided contract to ruin the victim's credit.
Investigators abruptly closed the case. A Sergeant officially stated the evidence was "already gone," claiming they lacked digital documentation of the signature to clear the dealership.
Identity theft leaves an exact digital footprint. Undisputed server metadata proves Derrick Jones could not have physically executed this contract.
Mr. Jones completes a $1,000 down payment. The physical paper receipt provided by the dealership is definitively stamped with this exact time.
Mr. Jones physically leaves the Carl Black Kennesaw property to go home. This timeline is undisputed and corroborated by a 17-hour continuous audio recording.
The $34,856 Retail Installment Sale Contract is digitally executed via electronic signature. Exactly 33 minutes after he left the building.
To close Case #26-01870 and shield the dealership, Investigator Smith of the Cobb County Sheriff's Office formally documented:
"I did not receive any documentation with a digital signature."
Law enforcement utilized the claim of "missing" digital evidence as the sole justification to prematurely close the investigation, effectively clearing Carl Black Kennesaw of first-degree forgery allegations without a server audit.
On May 29, 2026, the Cobb County Records Department complied with a formal Open Records request. Embedded directly inside the police department's official file were the exact digital signatures they claimed did not exist. They possessed the forgery evidence the entire time.
When the local network utilizes law enforcement as a private shield for corporate crime, citizens must demand federal oversight. We are calling for an immediate DOJ civil rights investigation into Cobb County.
A 63-year-old Black senior citizen was targeted for forgery by Carl Black Chevrolet Kennesaw. The math proves the $34k contract was signed 33 mins AFTER he left. The Cobb County Sheriff HID the digital evidence to close the case. We demand a DOJ investigation! #NotOnMyWATCH #JusticeForDerrickJones