WHERE IN THE WORLD IS MERV MASON: REQUEST FOR INDEPENDENT FBI INTAKE 2026
REQUEST FOR INDEPENDENT FBI INTAKE
Cold-case leads • reported interference •
civil-rights and records-integrity review
To: Special Agent Merv
Mason, Federal Bureau of Investigation (or appropriate successor/violent-crime
coordinator)
Via: FBI Dallas Field Office, One Justice
Way, Dallas, Texas 75220
From: Brian Happy Bryanson, 20411 Veronica
Lane, Farmersville, Texas 75442
Email: CPTSDcoldcase@gmail.com — written
communication requested; no telephone contact
Date: July 20, 2026
Re: Independent intake, preservation,
conflict review, victim-sheet comparison, and medical-examiner records search
Dear Special Agent Mason:
I am asking the FBI to
independently receive and preserve my cold-case material and determine whether
any of my reported details correspond to existing missing-person, homicide,
recovered-body, medical-examiner, school, or law-enforcement records. I understand
that you previously had contact with material concerning my situation; if you
are no longer the correct agent, please route this package to the proper unit
and tell me in writing where it was sent.
I live with Complex PTSD
and dissociative amnesia. My accounts arise from traumatic memories and later
documentation. I do not ask the FBI to accept every recollection as fact. I ask
for objective comparison against records, maps, dates, rosters, autopsy
descriptors, property history, and independently located witnesses. The accused
persons in my narratives are deceased; the living family member discussed below
is not accused of the underlying killings.
Why I am requesting federal intake now
· Reported
conflict and intimidation. My second cousin, Sergeant Jeremy
Hummert, whom I understand to be associated with the Irving Police Department,
reportedly communicated through family members that I should stop submitting
victim sheets, that my cases would reach his desk and not be investigated, and
that submissions were laughed about or discarded.
· No independent
disposition known. I have not received a case-by-case written intake decision,
preservation confirmation, recusal notice, supervisory review, or outside
referral for the material at issue.
· Disability
access. I am homebound and request a written, trauma-informed process.
Email is my reliable communication method; do not list or use a phone number.
· Purpose. My
goal is to identify victims, recover remains where possible, and provide
families with answers and a lawful burial—not to direct field activity myself.
Important status notice: Every event description in
this package is an allegation or recollection supplied by me unless an agency
record independently confirms it. This document is an intake aid, not a finding
of guilt.
CIVIL-RIGHTS, CONFLICT, AND RECORDS-INTEGRITY CONCERN
A request for evaluation—not a legal conclusion
On or about September
22, 2025, I was reportedly told through immediate family members to stop
sending information. I was also told that my second cousin said the submissions
that I emailed to chief of police Derick Miller came to his desk, would not be
investigated, were laughed about, or would be thrown away. I cannot
independently verify the precise words or what happened inside the department.
The family relationship, alleged control over intake, and reported discouragement
nevertheless create an actual or apparent conflict that warrants external
review.
I recognize that
disagreement with investigative strategy, by itself, is not a civil-rights
violation and that law-enforcement agencies retain discretion over resources.
My concern is narrower: whether a related official used authority, access,
ridicule, threats of non-investigation, selective treatment, disability bias,
or destruction/suppression of records to deter lawful reporting or prevent
neutral review. I request that the FBI and, if appropriate, the Department of
Justice evaluate whether verified conduct implicates federal civil-rights,
disability-access, retaliation, obstruction, or records-integrity law. I make
no final legal conclusion.
Requested safeguards
· Recuse Sergeant Hummert—and anyone acting under his direction—from
intake, classification, deletion, closure, disposition, or referral of my
submissions.
· Issue a preservation request for every victim sheet, attachment,
email, web-form submission, call/intake entry, access log, deletion log, note,
internal message, routing history, and disposition record associated with my
name, email addresses, or cold-case submissions.
· Identify who received, accessed, discussed, forwarded, classified,
rejected, altered, closed, or deleted each submission and preserve the
applicable retention schedules and backups.
· Interview separately the family members who relayed the alleged
stop-reporting statements; compare their accounts before any joint discussion.
· Provide an independent written channel and a tracking or reference
number for each lead set; acknowledge receipt and state the receiving unit.
· Provide reasonable disability accommodations: written questions,
advance scheduling, breaks, a support person if permitted, and no unannounced
home visit.
· If credible evidence of retaliation, records tampering,
discriminatory denial of access, or obstruction is found, refer it to an agency
without the family conflict and notify me of that referral to the extent
permitted.
· This family member has poisoned the pool of clarity, tipped the
scales of justice to his favor, and made the tree of knowledge bear poisoned
fruit. The Irving Police Department has
allowed corruption to sew dissention into its rank and file. It is now a cistern of intermingled self-righteous
narcissism led by one morally dysfunctional man whose family benefited from
these ill-gotten gains and is purposely benefiting himself through his
disingenuous reminiscence of family conduct and heirloom traumas.
What I can document
|
Item |
Available material / requested comparison |
|
Submission
history |
Letters,
emails, victim sheets, maps, contact lists, receipts, and prior outreach to
local, state, and federal recipients. |
|
Reported statements |
My written chronology and the
identities of family members who say the statements were relayed to them. |
|
Disability |
Clinical/disability
records and my request for written, trauma-informed communication. |
|
Objective tests |
Medical-examiner descriptors,
historical police logs, school rosters/payroll, property records, maps,
archived newspapers, and missing-person databases. |

PRIORITY LEAD TRIAGE
Quick breakdown for independent records comparison
|
Lead set |
Reported descriptors and records requested |
|
Lee
Britain Elementary / Irving ISD |
Five-person
cluster reported in my writings: a deaf-education teacher, a student teacher,
an older front-office worker, a young Hispanic/Mexican female associated with
the cafeteria parking lot, and the missing mother of a boy in my kindergarten
class. Search 1970s staff/payroll rosters, abrupt payroll endings,
student-teacher placements, front-office and janitorial rosters, Deaf
Education program records, police visit/canvass logs, memorials, CPS records,
and living employee/student witnesses. These identities and linkages are
unverified. |
|
Twin Falls — five recovered bodies |
See page 4. Four victims were described
in my April 15, 2025, coroner request. A fifth was described as a white/blond
girl, about five, reportedly shot once in the torso in the front yard during
the mid-to-late 1970s and removed by responders. Search Irving/Dallas County
homicide, EMS, hospital, funeral, burial, and medical-examiner records. |
|
Pineville,
Louisiana child/female lead |
My
narrative places one or more young girls—some estimated at 8–10—in a rural
feed-store/farm/wooded creek setting during an asserted “Pineville murders”
period. Exact parish, road, date, and victim identities remain unresolved.
Compare only after geolocating the feed store, creek/flash-flood terrain,
rural residences, fire records, missing children, and recovered remains. |
|
Weatherford, Texas leads |
Structured sheet: woman approximately
25–30, winter in the 1970s, exterior bathroom behind a general store on or
near Palo Pinto Drive, reported stabbing. Search Parker County
law-enforcement, medical-examiner, hospital, newspaper, business-directory,
and property records. Other Weatherford references require individualization
before linkage. |
|
Cul-de-sac
dumping-ground map |
A
separate mapped disposal-area claim described in my materials as a cul-de-sac
dumping ground. The present index does not establish a reliable municipality,
street, date, or coordinates. Please preserve it as an unverified map lead
and geolocate it before any case linkage or field action. |
|
DFW ravine / wooded disposal area |
My Lee Britain writings also describe a
ravine or wooded DFW-area disposal location. Treat this separately from the
cul-de-sac lead until maps and historical aerials establish whether they are
the same place. |
Triage principle: search historical records and
identify a matching official incident first. No excavation, witness contact,
public accusation, or media release should occur without law-enforcement
control and corroboration.
VICTIM-SHEET AND CORONER-REQUEST DIGEST
Condensed index of the material supplied or available
for transfer
|
Set |
Count / focus |
Current review request |
|
Sheets
1043, 1047–1049 |
4
numbered sheets; women/girls; Irving / Old Irving / Twin Falls context |
Compare
descriptions, dates, vehicles, abduction/disposal locations, missing-person
entries, and recovered remains. Do not assume common offenders without
corroboration. |
|
Sheets 1506–1512 |
7 sheets; reported family/van cluster
near Irving golf range, Highway 183, and wooded area |
Compare school-ground/van events,
historical golf-range location, missing families/children, vehicles, and
recovered remains. Preserve the 1506–1512 timeline. |
|
Three
Red-Headed Girls |
3
combined sheets; unidentified red-haired females; reported strong Irish
accents |
Search
missing-person and unidentified-remains records using physical descriptors,
accent/national-origin leads, travel records, and mapped locations. They would have used their passport visa to
land at DFW airport in the 1970’s till 1980’s. |
|
4109 Twin Falls child |
1 Texas Ranger lead; young blond girl
from neighboring home; alleged burial at 4105 Twin Falls |
Verify residents/property history,
missing-child records, permits, landscaping, utility work, aerials, and any
prior search before considering a lawful forensic assessment. |
|
Weatherford
worksheet |
1
structured worksheet plus map references |
Geolocate
the general store and exterior bathroom; compare with Parker County homicide
and death records. A female body was collected from that bathroom in the
1970’s. |
|
Contact/receipt files |
Cold-case contacts, media contacts,
mailings, receipts, and correspondence |
Use as a routing history and to locate
prior versions; not proof that the underlying allegations are true. |
April 15, 2025 Dallas-area coroner request — four reported
recovered victims
|
# |
Reported victim / location / distinguishing features |
|
1 |
White
male, about 15; official Boy Scout shirt and shorts; drainage ditch by Twin
Falls and behind Thomas Haley Elementary; reported head trauma and drowning. His official boy scout shirt was left at the
house of hate. |
|
2 |
White girl, about 4, possibly named
Rachel; brown shoulder-length hair; pajamas and bare feet; same drainage
area; reported missing after nighttime bedroom abduction; possible drugging
or asphyxia requires records review. |
|
3 |
Hispanic
toddler, about 2; same drainage area; reported head injury on a jagged rock;
possible burns or other injuries noted in records. |
|
4 |
White male, about 20–25; brown curly
hair, sunglasses, muscle shirt/shorts; white left-arm cast extending above
elbow and looping thumb; alley off Twin Falls by chain-link fence; reported
upper-back/left-shoulder stabbing. |
|
5 |
Separate
later sheet: white/blond girl, about 5; front yard on Twin Falls; reportedly
one gunshot to torso, witnessed by mother and older sister, and removed by
emergency personnel in the mid-to-late 1970s. |
Requested comparison: Dallas County
medical-examiner/coroner indexes; Irving, Dallas Police and Dallas County
Sheriff reports; EMS and hospital transport; funeral and
indigent/potter’s-field burial records; archived newspapers; and missing-person
reports. “Recovered” and cause-of-death descriptions remain my recollections
unless matched to official records.

REQUESTED FBI ACTION AND ENCLOSURE INDEX
A narrow, testable path to confirmation or exclusion
I respectfully request that the FBI:
· Assign a conflict-free intake official and provide one written
reference number for this package plus sub-identifiers for each lead set.
· Preserve the local submission trail and assess the reported
interference/civil-rights concern described on page 2.
· Run the Twin Falls five-person descriptor search and the April 15, 2025,
coroner-request comparison before broader behavioral linkage.
· Obtain 1970s Lee Britain Elementary/Irving ISD rosters and payroll
data, identify the five reported persons if possible, and locate living
witnesses through official channels. Use social media and local news outlets.
· Refer the Pineville lead to the appropriate Louisiana field office
or state/local agency for geolocation and missing-child comparison.
· Refer Weatherford/Parker County material and the cul-de-sac/DFW map
leads to the proper jurisdictions after coordinates are validated.
· Tell me in writing which items were accepted, referred, retained
for intelligence, or declined—and the reason that can lawfully be disclosed.
Enclosures / files available
|
Priority |
Document group |
|
A |
Victim
sheets 1043 and 1047–1049; victim sheets 1506–1512 and their timeline; Three
Red-Headed Girls combined victim sheets. |
|
B |
April 15, 2025 “Request for autopsy
boyscout” / Dallas-area coroner request; January 2, 2026 fifth Twin Falls
victim sheet; 4109 Twin Falls Texas Ranger letter. |
|
C |
Weatherford
woman worksheet and maps; OPEN SHEET; COLD CASES HAPPY REMEMBERS;
Descriptions spreadsheets. |
|
D |
Lee Britain Elementary
narrative/cluster material; Pineville narrative; cul-de-sac and DFW disposal
maps. |
|
E |
Cold-case
contact lists, media-contact lists, mailing receipts, emails, prior agency
letters, civil-rights conflict brief, and FBI color-of-law complaint. |
Closing request
My CPTSD and
dissociative amnesia make this work difficult, but I have continued to organize
memories into victim sheets, maps, timelines, and contact records so they can
be tested. I ask for a neutral review that can confirm, exclude, or redirect
each lead. My deepest request is that any identifiable victims be returned to
their families and that these questions be addressed before I die.
Please acknowledge
receipt by email, preserve the records described above, and send written
questions in manageable groups. I will cooperate within my disability
limitations and will correct any detail shown to be inaccurate by reliable
records. I request that if you have questions
as to my mental state that you send an independent forensic psychologist to
interview me at my home since I cannot travel due to my diabetic feet.
Respectfully,
Brian HAPPY Bryanson
CPTSD Cold Case advocacy
https://cptsdcoldcase.blogspot.com/
20411
Veronica Lane, Farmersville, Texas 75442
No phone number listed by request. Written
communication only.


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