HONOLULU -- Former Bishop Estate trustee Lokelani Lindsey is accusing the state, the federal government, and the current Kamehameha Schools trustees of helping commit genocide against Hawaiians.

Lindsey was sent to jail last week to begin her six-month sentence for bankruptcy fraud.

Before her hearing, she submitted a document, which angered Judge David Ezra, because it said he is biased. That was not the only inflammatory thing in the document, which the court released Monday.

Lindsey claims the government set her up with forged documents, that she was innocent, and targeted for political reasons.

She said her whistle blowing about Hawaiian "genocide" led to threats and an attempt to kill her by tampering with her car.

"The abuses against Hawaiians is race-based and thus civil genocide... assaults similar to those perpetuated by Nazi Germany," Lindsey wrote.

Lindsey blames this for her removal as a trustee.

"I was a guardian and am now merely a Hawaiian ward of these abusive overlords," Lindsey wrote.

The document also suggest Lindsey is under investigation for tax evasion, which she said is also part of the conspiracy against her.