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A Message to Release Gregory Scott Goodyear and Lee County PD Corruption Exposed by Anonymous and The AEGIS Alliance

Message to Release Gregory Scott Goodyear, Corrupt Lee County PD Exposed by Anon, The AEGIS Alliance

Greetings World, we are Anonymous from Around the World; and, The AEGIS Alliance!

The ongoing corruption of the 20th circuit courts in lee county Florida, continues evolving into a cluster of non-human like entities. Mr. Gregory Scott Goodyear was threatened again and in fear for his life. He has now been kidnapped and incarcerated to cover for our state and local corrupt officials; this conspiracy upon him and all the ongoing corruption of the 20th circuit courts of lee county Florida continues to evolve. This conspiracy upon him and all of the officials involved, it must be stopped; for the people of the state of Florida. A witness has stepped forward and has testified to us that Gregory Scott Goodyear had been intentionally and falsely arrested by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office. We have a witness who was there, and saw what they have done, and what they can do to other citizens.

Book cover: "A Cesspool of Judicial Corruption" by Roland Hinkson. The cover depicts scales of justice, with money on one side and a gavel on the other, illustrating the theme of corruption. Silhouetted figures represent a family. Relevant keywords: Lee County, police corruption, justice failures.
Judicial corruption.

We cannot sit back and do nothing. Also let’s not forget the Cape Coral police of lee county Florida who fabricated evidence on a restraining order, who also held Mr Goodyear for two years in the county Jail, and we believe this to be a kidnapping, Mr Goodyear is not a felon and had no criminal background, unlike local fake media sources have recently reported. Mr Goodyear’s case is one of the longest running cover-ups, and massive police corruption, we believe to date in this great country of The United States of America. We must all take a stand and take our great country back. The ongoing federal investigations in Lee County Florida must put an end to this immediately, how many more people will die while being incarcerated, or falsely accused of being insane to stand trial. Our System is in Failure, wake up America, this is happening all over our great country!

Anonymous asked that the great people of Florida call out these officials, we now stand united with the great state of New Hampshire and Mr Michael Gill for exposing more local officials moving drugs and killing our children. State of corruption N. H. with Mr Michael Gill wants his followers to understand the magnitude of this false arrest on Mr Gregory Scott Goodyear. We want your comments to show our President Mr Donald J. Trump, and The Department of Justice, that Murders and corruption bring us together stronger in order to make a stand against it. We are watching. We will never give up, we are the anonymous legion from around the world; and The AEGIS Alliance has Anonymous allies. We do not forgive. We do not forget. You should have expected us.

Anonymous symbol over a globe with the Guy Fawkes mask. Text reads "Anonymous Around The World," "Behind this mask there is more than just flesh," and "Beneath this mask there is an idea... and ideas are bulletproof.

FOX4 news report: Lee Sheriff using your money to fund special badges for rich and famous, a story related to the Lee County PD scandal. The report features a bald Sheriff speaking in front of a white pickup truck.

News article headline: "Lee County sheriff's sergeant being investigated." The article is from NBC2 news, referencing a police investigation and Sgt. Martin Cook. Keywords: Lee County, police misconduct, investigation.

News article titled "New allegations of misconduct arise at LCPA PD". The article discusses allegations of corruption, favoritism, and misconduct within the Lee County Port Authority Police Department, mentioning Lt. Katie Blizzard and other issues. The article is from count on 2 news.

News report: "At least 5 FMPD officers placed on administrative leave" headline. Article discusses Fort Myers Police Department officers involved in an ongoing investigation, potentially related to police corruption in Lee County, Florida. Names mentioned: Captain Duke Perry, Sergeant Rick Nataro, Sergeant Eric Gutridge, Officer Jason Jackson, Sergeant Michael Forbes. Keywords: Lee County Police corruption, Gregory Goodyear case.

News article headline "Allegations of corruption, misconduct, favoritism surface at Port Authority" from NBC2 news. The article discusses the Lee County Port Authority police union, and the retirement of Police Chief Jack Cavanaugh amid accusations of police misconduct. Keywords: Lee County, Police corruption, Gregory Goodyear.

News article headline: "Lee deputy under investigation for inappropriate Facebook posts." The article discusses a Lee County deputy accused of posting racially charged and derogatory content on his personal Facebook page. Keywords: Lee County, Police corruption, Facebook posts.

News article headline: Lee County deputy fired for using unnecessary force. Article discusses Deputy Raymond Gallagher's firing after an internal investigation revealed excessive force and lying on official documents. The case involves police misconduct in Lee County, Florida.

Where the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Stands Now

The Lee County Sheriff at the center of this article and the wider Gregory Scott Goodyear coverage, Mike Scott, did not remain in office to answer for the allegations raised here. Scott held the post from 2004 until 2018, when he stepped down rather than seek another term, and no public indictment ever followed the corruption and false-arrest claims this series documented. Governor Rick Scott appointed Scott’s own undersheriff, Carmine Marceno, to the vacancy in 2018; Marceno then won election in 2020 and was re-elected in 2024.

For readers following this case, that hand-off is the point. The concerns laid out here — a fabricated restraining order, a man held in the county jail without a felony record, and a Sheriff’s Office accused of arresting a citizen to silence him — were never about one official’s name. They described a culture, and that culture was passed intact to a successor who came up through Mike Scott’s own command staff rather than being confronted by it. The questions this article asked about Gregory Scott Goodyear’s detention and the conduct of Lee County law enforcement remain unanswered, which is why The AEGIS Alliance continues to keep this record on file. Related reporting: the fabricated-evidence warrants, the May 27 Goodyear jail update, and the Jack Ottenwalder case.

The Successor Now Has His Own File

The man who inherited Mike Scott’s office is no longer just a footnote. In November 2025, two federal investigations into Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno — allegations of money laundering and misappropriation of public funds — were closed after going to a grand jury, following the firing of Assistant U.S. Attorney Mike Gordon. The claims did not vanish with the FBI file.

In January 2026, Ken Romano, a Bonita Springs jeweler Marceno once called his « most loyal friend, » filed a complaint with the Florida Commission on Ethics. The Florida Trident and WGCU confirmed in May 2026 that the commission opened an investigation into a no-show consulting contract paid with taxpayer money, gifts that never appeared on financial-disclosure forms, and cash allegedly kicked back to the sheriff’s father. Undercover FBI recordings capture Marceno assuring Romano that « what you do with your personal money is your personal business. » Marceno has called the kickback claims « completely false. » In June 2026 the Ethics Commission extended the probe by 60 days. The FBI walked away. The state file is still open.

The Closed-Door Hearing In Tallahassee

On August 28, 2026, Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno was due in Tallahassee for a closed-door Florida Commission on Ethics hearing on a second investigation — this one built around a complaint by former LCSO commander James Bogliole, including a 2024 whistleblower letter to the U.S. Department of Justice that WINK News reported the year before. The Florida Trident and WGCU said the session would hear staff findings and a probable-cause recommendation in executive session. The file stays sealed until the case is resolved. That is a second track, not a substitute for the Romano kickback probe. The nameplate on the sheriff’s door changed in 2018. The questions The AEGIS Alliance asked about the Lee County Sheriff’s Office did not.

Sheriff Carmine Marceno FBI Audio (Explicit Language)
Kyle James Lee
Majority Owner of The AEGIS Alliance. I studied in college for Media Arts, Game Development. Talents include Writer/Article Writer, Graphic Design, Photoshop, Web Design and Development, Video Production, Social Media, and eCommerce.

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