LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SENDS ME A JULY 18, 2014, REPLY E-MAIL LETTER IN REGARD TO ALLEGED CONTINUOUS PERSONAL-INJURY CRIMES ALLEGEDLY VICTIMIZING MYSELF IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, AND TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS:

(THE FOLLOWING IS A VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT OF THE ENTIRE TEXT OF A JULY 18, 2014, EXCHANGE OF E-MAIL LETTERS BETWEEN MYSELF, JOHN KEVIN MCMILLAN OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA, AND THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. ONE CLARIFYING TERM, "ALLEGED POSSIBLE," HAS BEEN INSERTED BY ME AT THIS TIME AS A PARENTHETICAL ADDITION TO THE TEXT OF THIS LEGAL DOCUMENT. ALSO, I HAVE AT THIS TIME CORRECTED TWO TOTAL MINOR TYPOGRAPHICAL SPELLING ERRORS. IN ADDITION, PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE APPARENTLY CHOSE TO DELETE SOME OF THE "TO" AND "FROM" DETAILS FROM MY OWN JULY 18, 2014, E-MAIL LETTER TO THEIR DA'S OFFICE THAT HAD ELICITED THE FOLLOWING DIRECT REPLY TO ME FROM THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY IN CALIFORNIA.----CRIMINAL-LAW COMPLAINANT JOHN KEVIN MCMILLAN OF AUSTIN, TEXAS.)

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Dear Very Honorable and Influential Los Angeles County District Attorney,

As a courtesy to you, since I am a former resident of California and my self-identified biological older brother Dr. Michael McMillan reportedly resides in Los Angeles County, California, and that medical research scientist relative of mine stated to me in writing several months ago that I myself "may be unsafe" (exact quote) in my current rental apartment unit in Austin, Texas, I would like to share this legal correspondence of mine with you.

Thank you in advance for your kind interest in this criminal-law case in which I am the self-identified victim of crime in Austin, Texas. Any written response on this that you are willing to offer me would be greatly appreciated.

Also, please feel free to share this legal correspondence with any district attorney or county attorney or any other government official or government agency or non-profit group or media company for which or for whom you believe this might be pertinent.

Sincerely and Best Wishes,

John Kevin McMillan, a self-identified victim of alleged personal-injury crimes, including during my sleep, and alleged anal-rape crimes during my sleep on a daily and year-round and multi-year basis inside my bolt-locked rental apartment unit at the Westdale-managed Wind River Crossing Apartments in Austin, Texas. Westdale, which I believe also owns and manages apartment complexes in California, if I remember correctly, is a for-profit multi-state realty corporation headquartered in Dallas.

I am also the current criminal-law complainant in Travis County District Attorney's Office Public Integrity Unit Case 9655-13, with Sergeant Investigator Lori Carter the first-rate investigator for that case and Travis County Assistant District Attorney Rob Drummond the honorable Prosecuting Attorney. Their office phone number in Austin is: (512) 854-9530.

So far, no City of Austin employee has been charged with any (alleged possible) crime in connection with that case.

Incidentally, I was recently informed in writing by the City of Austin Law Department that "numerous" (exact quote) employees of the Austin Police Department (APD) over the course of a two-month period in the last few months have each consulted the City Attorney's Office here in Austin about me.

That disclosure was made to me in the form of a signed legal letter from Assistant City Attorney Elaine Nicholson of the City of Austin Law Department in which she asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to withhold from me a copy of legal documents on file with the City Attorney's Office that contain details about the nature of those cited very recent legal consultations about myself by "numerous" APD employees.

My home address: 11411 Research Boulevard, Wind River Crossing Apartments, Building 3, Apartment 325 (a top-floor, vaulted-ceiling rental apartment unit), Austin, Texas, 78759.
My home phone: (512) 342-2295.
My Blog: http://www.johnkevinmcmillan.blogspot.com/