
Brandi Siciliani
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I captured a video of Tyler Robinson leaving the courthouse today in Provo, Utah - here’s the latest update from the hearing: The Judge ruled most of the defense’s motions cannot stay sealed and will most likely become public! The defense argued releasing them could hurt Tyler's right to a fair trial, but the judge said they didn’t provide enough justification to keep them private, siding mostly with transparency. The defense now has until March 30 to file redacted versions with only truly private information removed. Bottom line: more details about the case filings could soon become public! What's next? There will be a hearing on April 17th whether cameras and media equipment should be excluded from the courtroom. And the preliminary hearing is currently scheduled for May. Your girl plans to attend all the trials and keep you updated!
Brandi Siciliani178,503 views • 5 months ago
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THIS IS A MUST-SEE VIDEO. My anonymous source gave me this footage they recorded on 9/10. If you've been skeptical of the exploding microphone theory, watch this carefully. What is the black debris falling from inside Charlie's shirt? Someone please explain what we're looking at if it isn't his Rode Wireless microphone... Full video below and my YouTube channel link in bio!
Brandi Siciliani41,742 views • 1 month ago

SLOW MOTION VIDEO OF BLACK DEBRIS FALLING OUT OF CHARLIE’S SHIRT!
Brandi Siciliani29,015 views • 1 month ago

Day 3 of the Tyler Robinson Hearing. Charlie’s parents walking into the courthouse.
Brandi Siciliani26,004 views • 1 month ago

The government isn't just surveilling us - it's making sure we know we're being surveilled. Privacy is freedom. Strip away privacy, and it's much easier to control people. Today, it's hard to go anywhere without being recorded. Cameras are everywhere, collecting images, video, and other data. The obvious question is: what is all of this data being used for? And now, the surveillance is moving into our cars. Congress passed a law that will require driver-monitoring systems in new passenger vehicles. That means yet another space many people once considered private is now subject to monitoring. Tucker Carlson
Brandi Siciliani18,114 views • 1 month ago
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