REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION

G.R. Smith, Magistrate Judge.

Kenneth Ramon Sanders has litigated a series of 28 U.S.C. § 2255 motions since his 1996 conviction. CR495-123, doc. 686; doc. 1005, as amended, doe. 1007; doc. 1009 at 1 (noting earlier filings construed as § 2255 motions).1 Addressing his latest motions, does. 1100 & 1113, the Court noted two views of the record in this case. Doe. 1130, reported at 2011 WL 6076180. That divergence stemmed from the government's belief that Sanders had forged documents to evade § 2255's statute of limitations. 2011 WL 6076180 at *2.

The Court then reminded Sanders that litigants face prosecution for advancing perjury and false documentation here, then directed him to "file an affirmation, under oath or declaration, as to the authenticity of all documents that he has filed. He must do so within 21 days of the date this Order is served upon him or face recommended dismissal of his § 2255 motion on those grounds alone." 2011 WL 6076180 at *2. The government, meanwhile, reiterates its fraud contention. Doc. 1132.

But Sanders had also moved "for Retroactive Application of Sentencing Guidelines to Crack Cocaine Offense," doc. 1129, and the Court granted it, then reduced his sentence from 324 to 262 months under 18 U.S.C. § 3582 (c)(2). Doc. 1131. Pointing to that result and reasoning that he won't do much better with his § 2255 motion, Sanders now moves to dismiss it. Doc. 133. His motion should be GRANTED.2

SO REPORTED AND RECOMMENDED.