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Kangaroo court breakdown: >Alex Rosen Alex Rosen steps up first, offers to pay the bondsman $100k from his own savings as a source. >Then DuelBet Mr. Leverson: a full $1M collateral package, owner sending the cash personally, "in transit as we speak." >Judge William Goodman won't take it. Local rule caps any one bonding company at $100k, so $1M needs 10 separate companies. >Defense admits getting 10 lined up is "very difficult." Goodman calls fixing it "a Pandora's box I'm not gonna answer." >Then he questions the source, poker money, "illegal in Tennessee," though the statute he cites was written for drug money. The premeditated attacker, Joshua Fox, still free eating chicken wings.
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BREAKING youtuber Poetik Flakko admits on stream to having video exonerating DALTON EATHERLY AKA CHUD the BUILDER. Yesterday I asked Poetik Flakko if a longer video of the May 13 courthouse incident exists, that he bought from the person that took it. Flokko's exact words: "If I had a video that could help Chud, I will go to jail before I turn over that video." He follows that with: "I do got a video that could hurt your case." Then he explains what he would do with evidence of innocence, "I would much rather go to jail, I would rather go to jail, spend time in jail for a contempt of whatever it is." His continues "If they could update this, add some hate crime charges, at another 50 years, give them life in prison. Oh, this would be my joy." Then he pulls up his youtube monetization on camera: "Chad, you made me $122,000 in the last 28 days. We make six figures a month." The irony is that Dalton Eatherly never wished anything like this on anyone. The entire reason Dalton had a following was because he was making a public stand about universal principles and basic morality. Agree with his delivery or not, his message was rooted in the idea that standards should apply to everyone equally. Flokko, the man who claims to oppose him just demonstrated on camera that he believes in no standards at all, that due process is disposable when the defendant is someone he hates, and that a wrongful conviction is an acceptable outcome if it funds his lifestyle. Flokko's video is a confession. Not of a crime, but of a value system where resentment and hatred overrides the right to a fair trial, where evidence is a weapon to be hidden or deployed based on financial incentive, and where a man's freedom is content to be monetized.
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