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John Paul Young is a Canadian musician best known as the lead vocalist and keyboardist for the Toronto-based punk rock band Cardboard Brains, which he co-founded in 1976. The band was integral to Toronto’s Queen Street circuit, performing at venues like The Edge and The Horseshoe Tavern.  Cardboard Brains underwent several lineup changes during their active years. The original members included: • Vince Carlucci: Guitarist and vocalist • Paul O’Connell: Bassist • Richard Miller: Drummer Later additions to the band were: • Patrick Gregory: Bassist and vocalist • Mickel Keena: Drummer • Dave Richardson: Drummer • Rob Ross: Bassist In 1977, they released the “White EP,” featuring tracks like “I Wanna Be A Yank” and a cover of “(I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone.” This was followed by the “Black EP” in 1979, which showcased a shift towards a more New Wave sound.  The band also appeared in the 1978 concert documentary “The Last Pogo,” which captured the punk scene in Toronto during that ...

  The Systematic Destruction of John Paul Young: A Case of Judicial Malpractice, Corruption, and Concealed Fraud For decades, John Paul Young was a rising force in Canada’s music and entertainment industry. As the frontman of Cardboard Brains, a pioneering figure in Toronto’s punk and new wave scene, and a versatile voice actor, he had carved out a name for himself. His reputation, however, would be systematically dismantled—not through personal failure, but through an orchestrated campaign of fraudulent legal action, judicial misconduct, and systemic abuse that spanned over a decade. This is the story of a man who was not only robbed of his career but also his freedom, his inheritance, his financial stability, and ultimately, his identity. This is a case of corruption at the highest levels, involving malicious prosecution, fraudulent concealment, judicial collusion, and a pattern of wrongful arrests and imprisonments that continued for a full decade (2002–2012). And now, in ...

  Robert Goddard Young D.C. N.D, The Unlawful Arrest That Changed Everything: How a Fraudulent Private Prosecution Destroyed My Life In September 2001, while my mother lay sick in the hospital, my father, Robert Goddard Young, began laying the groundwork for what would become an orchestrated campaign to disinherit, criminalize, and ultimately destroy me. I was the alternate executor of my mother’s estate and an heir. Under the terms of the will, if my brother—who had passed away in 1996—and I had both survived my father, I would have inherited everything. However, when my mother died, Levitt, Lightman, Dewar & Graham, the law firm that handled my mother’s estate, determined that my father was sole beneficiary. Despite this, I was still entitled to part of the estate—yet I never received a single dollar. As soon as my father was named sole beneficiary, everything changed. He began falsely calling the police on me, making three separate allegations of assault, despite the ...