Yellow Cottage Tales

Smoking Gun against US Attorney Josh Levy in #KarenRead The US Attorney hired private accident reconstructionists that do a lot of work with the Pentagon. Here is Dr. Wolf, who oozed arrogant resistance to even simple lines of questioning from Prosecutor Lally, clearly behaving like a defense witness, not some independent expert hired by the Feds to get to the truth. But this clip gives away the game. The CDR, or Crash Data Retrieval, is a snapshot taken within the vehicle data when a crash is detected. However, as Dr. Wolfe explains, such a report is not typically triggered in a pedestrian collision because of the size differential. However, Lexus Toyota additionally has a system on board called Tech Stream. This creates records of incidents beyond collisions, so it records "data relating to vehicle behavior from a larger number of collisions where traditional EDRs may not record an event." Did you notice the quotation marks? The text above was quoted directly from ARCCA. That's actually the company Dr. Wolfe works for, the "independent" experts the corrupt US Attorney hired. Here is an article from their website: So they're actually experts on Lexus/Toyota Tech Stream. It's a selling point they use to market themselves. If an accident involves a Lexus or Toyota, they're saying, hire us, because we're experts in Toyota Vehicle Control History. But you'll see at the end of this clip that they were not given this Tech Stream data by the US Attorney. Nor did they ask for it. They WERE given the EDR...Event Data Recorder...evidence, but as is typical in a pedestrian collision, there was no CDR recorded, so nothing helpful. However, for some reason they were not given the Tech Stream VCH data. Huh. And these experts, who knew the vehicle was a Lexus, did not ask for that data. Huh. Nor did they ask for the state's accident reconstruction report, which included that data. Hmmm. Look, if you woke up from a 3-year coma, and looked at this case knowing nothing else, you'd understand something shady went on here. Is going on. That's not conspiracy theory. That's actual conspiracy. Imagine if the US Attorney hired an independent pathologist to look into a murder victim, and gave them a bunch of evidence, but did not give them the autopsy report. You'd know for sure something stunk. Well, this is the same thing. It's so obvious a zombie can understand it. Well... But finding direct evidence of the corrupt instructions to the ARCCA guys might be impossible. There's not going to be a letter from Josh Levy telling them to prove that John was not struck by a vehicle. No one who graduated law school is that stupid(well, maybe Mark B. is). The communication from Levy would be subtle. And it wouldn't be hard for these guys, whose company makes a ton of cash from the Feds, to understand what the US Attorney wanted. But there is still vital information that can be learned. For example, when did the Feds contract with ARCCA? Their report didn't come out til this past February. Yet by last summer the US Attorney CERTAINLY understood the conspiracy theory was bunk. They'd not only grilled witnesses on the stand, but more importantly, they'd obtained all the communications from anyone the defense team accused of being part of the coverup. They very likely had things like geofence too, which showed John never went inside the house(if it showed he had, the Feds would have used it). So by the end of last summer, the US Attorney knew there was no coverup or conspiracy involving John O'Keefe. Yet they hired ARCCA. And didn't give them the Tech Stream data, which by itself was a signal to the engineers about that they were expected to find. The FBI knows they can delay scrutiny for years by saying they can't comment on an ongoing investigation, so they keep it officially going, though it's doing no further investigating. It's an old but effective trick. We saw a lot of this in the investigation into claims of interference by the Russians in the 2016 election. So by the time the Feds officially end the investigation in Canton, Levy will likely have skulked back to his prestigious partnership at Ropes and Gray, having realized higher political ambition will never be achieved now. However, that ambition(or perhaps something more sordid) led him to interfere in a murder case, jeopardizing justice and causing the persecution of many innocent people. That threat to justice has to be exposed. There's little more dangerous to our liberties than a federal justice department that operates outside of the law. The fight for justice for John O'Keefe has become a fight for our justice system itself.