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The real truth
#21
(08-01-2025, 02:49 AM)admin Wrote: It was signed on March 21st by the judge. The search the house and seized the computers the same day.

There ya go... See, that was well within 96 hours.....

admin Wrote:The issue is they can't seize everything on the computer

There you go changing the subject after I proved you wrong again Retard.
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#22
Nope, execution means they must search and seize with in the 96 hours window. they didn't seize what was required. you're not jackass because you are that is retarded.

In Illinois, when a judge signs a search warrant, law enforcement has only 96 hours (4 days) to carry out the search. That means they must: Search for and seize the specific items listed in the warrant, within 96 hours of the time the warrant was issued. If they don’t do that in time, the warrant becomes void meaning it’s no longer legally valid. My warrant was issued on March 21st and had to be executed by March 25. But they didn’t search or extract anything until April 23. which is almost a month too late, so the warrant was void, and the search was unlawful. They seized the computers but did search them and seize the file that needed to be seized.
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#23
So let’s recap. On march 16th there was a threat and on the 17th I was arrested. On march 18th the police got my IP address and MAC address without first corroborating the tip with an independent investigation. On the march 21st 2018 Officer Nelson who had only been a cop for a year wrote a general warrant to seize ever computer in my house. It was a general warrant because 1. It was based on a none corroborating tip 2. It didn’t particularize what they what they were suppose to seize within the computers. The Warrant seizes “Any and all files” within the computers. The police that same day (21st) come to my house and seize the devices but don’t search them. The police leave not leaving a copy of the warrant and the computers sit at the police station until April 11th. The police then get the information from the ISP from hate and flame which shows that my IP was never on that site (EXCEPT ON AND AFTER MARCH 18TH, I was in jail at that time) The state also learned that there was no login and pretending to be others was the status quo. By March 30 the state knew they no longer had probable cause. On April 6th the police asked the FBI if they could go through the computers and on April 11th the FBI came and took them back to FBI headquarters in Springfield where they sat in storage. On April 16th the state filed a motion to dismiss with the explicit admissions that they had wrongful arrested me and didn’t have probable cause. The charges were dropped and “Any warrants or summons previous issued are hereby quashed” On April 23rd the FBI went through the computers without a warrant and found a computer generated image. They stopped to get a second warrant and did in March of 2020. In their affidavit for a federal warrant the FBI claimed they had the computers under a “valid state warrant” the FBI failed to tell the judge that the state no longer had probable cause, the charges were dropped, and the warrant was quashed. The FBI took all their information to the AUSA, and he declined to prosecute me, so they sent it back to the State who in 2022 under the 2018 state warrant arrested me for child porn.


IF YOU CAN COME UP WITH SOMETHING BETTER LET ME HEAR IT, IF NOT SHUT THE FUCK UP!!
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#24
See I think your view is they found child porn, case closed. The problem, with that is that cases aren't that cut and dry as you think.
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#25
I'm still waiting!!!
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