07-14-2025, 07:16 PM
You can mock me all you want, but the record speaks for itself—and it’s not in your favor.
Yes, the docket is long. That’s because this case has been dragged out for years through delays, procedural games, and constitutional violations. I’ve documented every hearing, every motion, and every reset because I’m not just ranting—I’m building a case.
Let’s be clear:
So no, this isn’t a coping mechanism. It’s a strategy. And it’s working.
Yes, the docket is long. That’s because this case has been dragged out for years through delays, procedural games, and constitutional violations. I’ve documented every hearing, every motion, and every reset because I’m not just ranting—I’m building a case.
Let’s be clear:
- The Motion to Suppress was filed on September 9, 2024. It’s now July 2025. That’s a 10-month delay on a constitutional challenge that should have been heard within weeks.
- The State was granted multiple extensions, then told they didn’t need to respond at all. That’s not justice—it’s obstruction.
- The dismissal without prejudice in 2018 doesn’t erase the fact that the FBI accessed my devices after the warrant was quashed, and then used that tainted access to justify a second warrant in 2020.
- The timeline you posted only strengthens my case. It shows how long I’ve waited, how many times the court reset hearings, and how the State has been allowed to stall without consequence.
So no, this isn’t a coping mechanism. It’s a strategy. And it’s working.