Lorcan Kilroy — former Los Angeles Unified teacher; SCOTUS Petitions 18-9663 and 20-354




Lorcan Kilroy — former Los Angeles Unified School District teacher; U.S. Supreme Court Petitions Nos. [18-9663] and [20-354]     


Public archive of filings by Lorcan Kilroy, including Petition No. [18-9663]  

with the affidavit at [ Appendix p. 7], Petition No. [20-354], and later oversight complaints. The [public docket for No. 18-9663]  does not show a recorded cert-pool denial. Related Supreme Court papers include Justice Elena Kagan’s [motion rulings] [docket].     


This archive also collects a pending U.S. House Judiciary Committee complaint [link] concerning former California Attorney General Kamala Harris, and a September 2026 motion before Chief Judge Dolly M. Gee (C.D. Cal.) in *Kilroy* matters tied to USDC Case No. CV 16-09068 (Millikan / Louis Armstrong Middle School). 



That [motion] asks the district court to unseal the case and to address alleged defects in papers filed with the declaration of LAUSD investigator Ray Daniel Jordan, including pages the movant says were not authenticated under oath, a misspelled declarant signature, and an alleged missing or incomplete page 11 of 11 of an LAUSD investigative report. Those papers were filed on Jordan’s behalf by LAUSD counsel Maria Tuason ([Cal. Bar No. 256397], John McNulty ([Cal. Bar No. 290834], and Thomas Hurrell ([Cal. Bar No. 119876]. The motion remains pending. The motion may involve other authorities, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1001, 1503, 1512, 1519, 1621–1623, and 371, and California Rules of Professional Conduct 3.3, 3.4, 4.1, and 8.4. This site does not determine whether any statute or rule was violated.


Purpose of This Archive


This site is a document archive for the two United States Supreme Court  petitions 18-9663 and 20-354 filed by Califonia Art teacher Lorcan Kilroy. It collects petitions, appendices, declarations, and later complaints so the filings can be read without relying on secondary news accounts.


The underlying federal cases are closed. The archive does not reopen that judgment. It preserves the paper that was filed, including the 2015 LAUSD Student Safety Investigation Team (SSIT) materials that later appeared in the cv 16-09068 summary-judgment record as Dkt. 182.


Those materials concern an October 6, 2015 incident at Millikan Middle School,(now renamed  Louis Armstrong Middle School), in Sherman Oaks, CA. during a dance class taught by Melanie Kim Weiss. The SSIT packet filed with the Jordan declaration summarizes student interviews. It does not attach the original written student statements. Student declarations later filed on the public docket (including those of R.V., R.R., and L.N.) are also collected here.


Persons who were students in that class in October 2015 are now adults. This page exists so the public record of what was filed can be compared with firsthand memory of the room, the class period, and how accounts were later written down.


Information about those events should be directed to FBI Special Agent Chad Yarbrough at chad.yarbrough@ic.fbi.gov — not to this archive.


Supreme Court Petitions




2026 POST Commission Complaints


(a) POST Complaint regarding the 2012 Van Nuys High School incident (LAPD DR 12-09-11015) that started the events. 

 

Investigative and review materials concerning the April 20, 2012 classroom battery incident.(pending)



(b) POST Complaint regarding former LASPD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan and the 2015 SSIT Report



Related Correspondence – Request for Response from Counsel & Kamala Harris Connections


On the morning of August 21, 2026, Thomas C. Hurrell (California State Bar No. 119876), Managing Partner of Hurrell LLP and counsel of record for the LAUSD defendants, emailed Kilroy at 7:37 a.m. requesting that future communications be directed only to him rather than to LAUSD personnel.


At 9:28 a.m. the same day, Kilroy replied to Mr. Hurrell, FBI SA Chad Yarbrough, and others. In that email Kilroy asked Mr. Hurrell to respond directly to SA Yarbrough and state, on the record, that neither he nor, to his knowledge, any attorney at [Hurrell LLP] (https://hurrell-llp.com/ ) (formerly Hurrell & Cantrall in 2015) had knowledge of or involvement in:


- any deliberate placement of Kilroy into the third-period dance classroom at Millikan Middle School, (now Louis Armstrong Middle School), on October 6, 2015, or  

- any fabrication of the un-filed student statements later referenced as hearsay in the declaration of former LASPD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan.


Jordan’s declaration (hearsay) and the related SSIT report prepared with Julie Padilla (sister of U.S. Senator Alex Padilla, described by Kamala Harris as a “dear friend”) correspond to  the stated basis given for opposing party  Kilroy’s termination from LAUSD ,(while federal litigation remained active), as asserted by Hurrell's partner Melinda Cantrall  in SCOTUS Respondent's Brief in No. 20-354. LAUSD has nevertheless  continued to refuse production of the exact Board of Education statement of charges allegedly voted upon in the termination (see 2026 California Labor Commissioner [filing].


Mr. Hurrell did not reply to the 9:28 a.m. request.

The full email has been provided to Special Agent Yarbrough.


Index of Key Documents


| Page | Document Set |

|------|--------------|

| 3 | POST Complaint – Los Angeles School Police Department & LAPD, CAG Kamala Harris re: Van Nuys High School DR 12-09-11015 (pending) |

| 4 | POST Complaint & Exhibits – former LAUSD Detective Ray Daniel Jordan (pending final upload) | Millikan Middle School, (now Louis Armstrong Middle) (pending)



**Millikan record, October 2015**


Class: dance, Millikan Middle School, (now Louis Armstrong Middle), Sherman Oaks  

Teacher named in public materials: Melanie Kim Weiss  

Date referenced in the SSIT packet: October 6, 2015  

Kim Weiss dance class , Sherman Oaks, Millikan Middle School

The SSIT Case Summary filed with Dkt. 182 summarizes student interviews. The original written student statements are not attached. Student declarations later filed on the public docket are linked from the filings pages.

Persons who were in that class in October 2015 are now adults. Firsthand information about the room, the class period, or how accounts were later written down may be sent to FBI Special Agent Chad Yarbrough, chad.yarbrough@ic.fbi.gov. This site does not collect statements.