Armour
Armour v. Fidelity Select Technology Portfolio
Opinion
Trial Court Opinion
I. BACKGROUND
11 On November 08, 2023, Plaintiff, proceeding pro se, commenced this action 12 against Defendants, appearing to raise claims related to invasion of privacy, identity theft, 13 stalking, attempted murder of her youngest child, and murder of her oldest child. Plaintiff 14 alleges that “Fidelity happens to have access to accounts numbers, birth certificates, any 15 accolades of accomplishments attached with numbers reflect my being the true ownership 16 of such accounts and information for myself and my daughters, which the perpetrators 17 has utilized over the years at their discretions and is being utilized for monetary gain and 18 economic development currently without my consent.” ECF No. 1. Plaintiff also alleges 19 that Defendants have acquired a significant amount of information about her dating back 20 to her teenage years, which constitute as stalking, invasion of privacy, and identity theft. 21 Id. at 2. Plaintiff claims that she and her daughters have suffered from Defendants’ 22 alleged conduct “over the years but was never able to keep steady and stable employment 23 for my life goals for ourselves for our future to become productive law-abiding…