OFFICIAL PUBLIC STATEMENT: MARIE-SOLEIL SESHAT LANDRY - SUBJECT: Admission of Federal Negligence by PSE nd the Pursuit of Structural Justice - DATE: April 29, 2026 LOCATION: Moncton, New Brunswick

OFFICIAL PUBLIC STATEMENT: MARIE-SOLEIL SESHAT LANDRY

SUBJECT: Admission of Federal Negligence by PSE and the Pursuit of Structural Justice DATE: April 29, 2026 LOCATION: Moncton, New Brunswick

For nearly a decade, the narrative surrounding my person and my business has been shadowed by a criminal record that was as false as it was damaging. Today, I am bringing the truth into the light of the public record.

The Admission of Error

It has now been formally admitted in writing by representatives of the RCMP that the "guilty" convictions appearing on my record since 2016 were the result of a profound administrative failure. Despite the court withdrawing these charges in October 2016, a Federal Public Service Employee (PSE) incorrectly entered them as convictions into the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) database.

The Cost of Silence

This was not a simple clerical "mistake." It was a catalyst for a decade of systemic duress. This false record:

• Deprived me of the presumption of innocence in every subsequent legal interaction.
• Misled the judiciary, leading to conditions and incarcerations that would never have occurred had my record accurately reflected the truth.
• Served as a tool of character assassination used to undermine my leadership at Landry Industries and Marie Landry’s Spy Shop.

The Failure of Oversight

While the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC) previously attempted to deflect jurisdiction by falsely labeling the responsible party as a municipal employee, we now hold the "smoking gun." The RCMP’s own internal correspondence confirms the actor was a Federal employee. This shift places total liability on the Attorney General of Canada and the Federal Crown.

The Path Forward: $50 Million Federal Claim

I am no longer seeking a mere correction; I am seeking a reckoning. I have initiated a $50 million federal civil claim against the Crown. This litigation is not just about the error of 2016—it is about the years of systemic abuse, the violation of my Charter rights, and the refusal of federal institutions to take accountability until they were forced to by the evidence I surfaced.

Conclusion

To the public, my peers, and my detractors: Facts are immutable. The state has admitted its error. The "criminal" was never the individual being prosecuted, but the system that chose to maintain a lie for nine years rather than uphold the integrity of its own data.

The Organic Revolution requires transparency. My battle for justice is the first step in ensuring that no other citizen is ever "erased" by a federal database error.

Justice is coming.

Signed,

Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry CEO, Landry Industries ORCID: 0009-0008-5027-3337

AI Disclosure: Gemini 3 Flash | Verification: High. Based on verified correspondence from Cpl. Yanick Soucy (RCMP) dated Sept 26, 2023. 

Keywords: Public Statement, RCMP Admission, Federal PSE, CPIC Correction, Marie Landry Lawsuit, $50M Crown Liability.