07-29-2025, 12:04 AM
Let’s deal in facts—not projection, defamation, or amateur psychoanalysis.
- The search warrant was quashed.
On April 16, 2018, the court issued an order invalidating the warrant. The FBI’s subsequent search on April 23, 2018 was conducted under a void instrument. That’s not just improper—it’s unconstitutional. You can deny it all you want, but the court record doesn’t lie.
- The claim that “child porn was found prior to the FBI being notified” is false and defamatory.
No such material was ever lawfully discovered, and any alleged findings stem from an illegal search. You’re parroting a narrative built on procedural misconduct and judicial manipulation. If you have proof, show it. Otherwise, you’re just amplifying libel.
- I did request the return of my property.
Multiple times. The fact that the State ignored those requests doesn’t mean they didn’t happen. And even if I hadn’t, the government has an affirmative duty to return unlawfully seized property. Silence does not equal consent.
- The judge’s comment that “the investigation could continue” does not override the Fourth Amendment.
Judicial permission to investigate is not a license to violate constitutional protections. The warrant was quashed. Period. Any continued search or seizure after that point is illegal.
- As for your attempt to brand me—save it.
The internet doesn’t care about truth until someone forces it to. That’s exactly what I’m doing. I’ve built a public record, exposed misconduct, and backed my defense with national-level legal expertise. You can try to smear me, but you’re not the final word—I am.