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Michael Proctor truly believed that his "gotcha" moment was when he destroyed his old cell phone, replaced that phone and set it to auto-delete after 30 days. Unbeknownst to him, his phone extraction, which was ordered in August of 2025, was successful back to the year of 2013. Trooper...

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In today's Karen Read hearing, Michael Proctor's attorney CONFIRMED everything we knew was on his new phone extraction.. essentially his attorney pled, “yes the phone is bad… but please don’t let her see HOW bad.” Proctor’s attorney said on the record that this 13-year phone dump contains: 🔹️Photos of intimate body parts 🔹️Images of people not involved in anything 🔹️Names of sexual assault victims 🔹️A whole lot of deeply personal material And then (I kid you not) he tells the judge to “assume” there might be ✨️homophobic texts✨️ … and “assume” there could be ✨️antisemitic messages✨️ from years ago. Sir… WHY are those your go-to examples unless that’s exactly what’s in there? 🗣🗣🗣 He continued his argument that none of it is relevant because Proctor didn’t meet Karen until January 29th, 2022 (the day John O'Keefe was murdered) and called this a “fishing expedition.” He also said this is “just a civil case” where no one is going to jail and no constitutional rights are at issue. (Meanwhile Karen is literally suing him for violating her constitutional rights.) They tried the classic, “she already got 38,707 pages of discovery.” 🙄 From a DIFFERENT phone. Before the mistrial. Before the second trial. Before all the new chaos. And then tried to tell the court that this was the improper venue and to request discovery directly from Proctor himself. The issue? Read's team has already tried that, hence filing in these other cases to force the hand of the DA's office to hand it over because Proctor has since lost that very cell phone. So no, she cannot just subpoena him directly. The ONLY copy left is with the Commonwealth. The same people fighting to keep it sealed. Multiple other defendants from Proctor cases already got this extraction. But Karen Read? Nope. The DA's office protecting Proctor (still) is no surprise but his attorney confirming to the public that yes, he is in fact a piece of shit? Priceless. 👩‍🍳💋
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In today's Karen Read hearing, Michael Proctor's attorney CONFIRMED everything we knew was on his new phone extraction.. essentially his attorney pled, “yes the phone is bad… but please don’t let her see HOW bad.” Proctor’s attorney said on the record that this 13-year phone dump contains: 🔹️Photos of intimate body parts 🔹️Images of people not involved in anything 🔹️Names of sexual assault victims 🔹️A whole lot of deeply personal material And then (I kid you not) he tells the judge to “assume” there might be ✨️homophobic texts✨️ … and “assume” there could be ✨️antisemitic messages✨️ from years ago. Sir… WHY are those your go-to examples unless that’s exactly what’s in there? 🗣🗣🗣 He continued his argument that none of it is relevant because Proctor didn’t meet Karen until January 29th, 2022 (the day John O'Keefe was murdered) and called this a “fishing expedition.” He also said this is “just a civil case” where no one is going to jail and no constitutional rights are at issue. (Meanwhile Karen is literally suing him for violating her constitutional rights.) They tried the classic, “she already got 38,707 pages of discovery.” 🙄 From a DIFFERENT phone. Before the mistrial. Before the second trial. Before all the new chaos. And then tried to tell the court that this was the improper venue and to request discovery directly from Proctor himself. The issue? Read's team has already tried that, hence filing in these other cases to force the hand of the DA's office to hand it over because Proctor has since lost that very cell phone. So no, she cannot just subpoena him directly. The ONLY copy left is with the Commonwealth. The same people fighting to keep it sealed. Multiple other defendants from Proctor cases already got this extraction. But Karen Read? Nope. The DA's office protecting Proctor (still) is no surprise but his attorney confirming to the public that yes, he is in fact a piece of shit? Priceless. 👩‍🍳💋

BoozeyBeauty

114,191 views • 5 months ago

"He loved being able to read to our kids, the same bedtime story on repeat, because he knew it was their favorite. To him, that was special. He loved to sit in the sun on a Saturday morning with his cup of decaf coffee, and his phone was off, because he was honoring the sabbath, and in that moment, it was his time to be in peace, to be in peace, because he was unreachable at the moment."
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"He loved being able to read to our kids, the same bedtime story on repeat, because he knew it was their favorite. To him, that was special. He loved to sit in the sun on a Saturday morning with his cup of decaf coffee, and his phone was off, because he was honoring the sabbath, and in that moment, it was his time to be in peace, to be in peace, because he was unreachable at the moment."

Gunther Eagleman™

31,452 views • 9 months ago

Michael fucking Morrissey For the first time since Karen Read's acquittal, the Norfolk County District Attorney makes a public appearance (outside of his favorite watering holes that serve his favorite Barcardi martinis) to speak on the Brian Walshe guilty verdict. In no surprise, he dodges accountability for any of his offices' actions in regards to the murder investigation of John O'Keefe - even doubling down alluding that Read's acquittal was a "loss". 🤯 He also states that his focus is always on the victims but mind you this is the same DA that refuses to further investigate the murder of Sandra Birchmore or change her case from suicide to murder.. something that Federal Investigators disagree with and have since arrested Matthew Farwell. Tripling down, in regards to his lack of public statements since this past spring, he states that he CAN'T SPEAK because he is "not a politician anymore", that he "doesn't want to affect the jury pool" and essentially states that not his job anymore??? Affect a jury pool of what case? Because the main cases he refuses to speak on will have no future jury because of his incompetence to investigate globally known murder cases in his own county. No mention of John O'Keefe. No mention of Sandra Birchmore. For anyone running for Morrissey's position let me say this: You MUST acknowledge these cases. You MUST campaign with how you intend to clean up this office. You cannot avoid the inevitable truth that the public perception is not "perceived" but rather fact. We do not trust the office. It will take time and re-opening of the O'Keefe and Birchmore cases for anyone to begin to trust DA's office again.
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Michael fucking Morrissey For the first time since Karen Read's acquittal, the Norfolk County District Attorney makes a public appearance (outside of his favorite watering holes that serve his favorite Barcardi martinis) to speak on the Brian Walshe guilty verdict. In no surprise, he dodges accountability for any of his offices' actions in regards to the murder investigation of John O'Keefe - even doubling down alluding that Read's acquittal was a "loss". 🤯 He also states that his focus is always on the victims but mind you this is the same DA that refuses to further investigate the murder of Sandra Birchmore or change her case from suicide to murder.. something that Federal Investigators disagree with and have since arrested Matthew Farwell. Tripling down, in regards to his lack of public statements since this past spring, he states that he CAN'T SPEAK because he is "not a politician anymore", that he "doesn't want to affect the jury pool" and essentially states that not his job anymore??? Affect a jury pool of what case? Because the main cases he refuses to speak on will have no future jury because of his incompetence to investigate globally known murder cases in his own county. No mention of John O'Keefe. No mention of Sandra Birchmore. For anyone running for Morrissey's position let me say this: You MUST acknowledge these cases. You MUST campaign with how you intend to clean up this office. You cannot avoid the inevitable truth that the public perception is not "perceived" but rather fact. We do not trust the office. It will take time and re-opening of the O'Keefe and Birchmore cases for anyone to begin to trust DA's office again.

BoozeyBeauty

63,227 views • 7 months ago

This child was recording through his phone a clip to save a nasheed while he was singing it, without realizing that at that moment he was documenting the moment of his bombing and his martyrdom.
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This child was recording through his phone a clip to save a nasheed while he was singing it, without realizing that at that moment he was documenting the moment of his bombing and his martyrdom.

Haitham in Gaza 🇵🇸🍉

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During a previous appearance on the Full Send Podcast, Tucker Carlson asserted with absolute certainty that Epstein was murdered. Tucker said a friend of his was one of the last people to talk to Epstein before he was killed. The friend told Tucker that Epstein truly believed he was getting out of prison. “A friend of mine, one of the people who last talked to him on the phone the day he was killed, and he had an expectation of a bail hearing in two days.” “He thought he was getting out. He was not despondent at all. I talked to his lawyer, told me the same thing.” “They moved someone out of his cell. They put two people, one of whom was not even a full-time, prison guard on duty. None of the cameras trained on the cell work. They were all out of it that night.”
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During a previous appearance on the Full Send Podcast, Tucker Carlson asserted with absolute certainty that Epstein was murdered. Tucker said a friend of his was one of the last people to talk to Epstein before he was killed. The friend told Tucker that Epstein truly believed he was getting out of prison. “A friend of mine, one of the people who last talked to him on the phone the day he was killed, and he had an expectation of a bail hearing in two days.” “He thought he was getting out. He was not despondent at all. I talked to his lawyer, told me the same thing.” “They moved someone out of his cell. They put two people, one of whom was not even a full-time, prison guard on duty. None of the cameras trained on the cell work. They were all out of it that night.”

Collin Rugg

780,790 views • 2 years ago

So you mean to tell me, the one "gotcha" Michael Proctor used on the stand to try and persuade the jury in Karen Read Trial 1, that he "was already scheduled to be on call" so he wasn't chosen to take the John O'Keefe case, was all a LIE?? Why did Bukake call Proctor to take the case if he WASN'T EVEN ON CALL THAT MORNING?? And how did he know that Lank was already on scene? It is so obvious to anyone with a brain that this was a setup. I would be willing to bet my life that Kevin Albert was informed about what happened and asked Bukake to call Proctor and make him lead investigator so that the cover up for his brother, Brian Albert, could be set in motion. Proctor is a FUCKING FOOL and a POS for doing what he did. He was, in fact, NOT ON CALL that morning, but Buhkenik wants everyone to believe the schedule is made the month prior, "well in advance" of the day Proctor was "on call". Except THIS SCHEDULE SAYS OTHERWISE. Liars, all liars. #KarenReadWasFramed #MichaelProctor #Buhkenik #Bukake #FKR #FreeTurtleboy #NCDAO #Corruption
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So you mean to tell me, the one "gotcha" Michael Proctor used on the stand to try and persuade the jury in Karen Read Trial 1, that he "was already scheduled to be on call" so he wasn't chosen to take the John O'Keefe case, was all a LIE?? Why did Bukake call Proctor to take the case if he WASN'T EVEN ON CALL THAT MORNING?? And how did he know that Lank was already on scene? It is so obvious to anyone with a brain that this was a setup. I would be willing to bet my life that Kevin Albert was informed about what happened and asked Bukake to call Proctor and make him lead investigator so that the cover up for his brother, Brian Albert, could be set in motion. Proctor is a FUCKING FOOL and a POS for doing what he did. He was, in fact, NOT ON CALL that morning, but Buhkenik wants everyone to believe the schedule is made the month prior, "well in advance" of the day Proctor was "on call". Except THIS SCHEDULE SAYS OTHERWISE. Liars, all liars. #KarenReadWasFramed #MichaelProctor #Buhkenik #Bukake #FKR #FreeTurtleboy #NCDAO #Corruption

That Girl T

26,008 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING🚨🚨: Was the Free Karen Read movement at least partially correct? Trooper Michael Proctor's new phone messages have revealed a disturbing and shocking pattern of leaks regarding ongoing cases (including the name of an SA victim and "images of intimate body parts") over 12 years. This, in turn, leaves one to wonder; was Brian Tully's release of Lindsey Gaetani's unredacted 15-year phone extraction, with the involvement of Tully's PI Kate Peter, part of a larger pattern? Tully ran Proctor's Mass. State Police unit (detailed to the Norfolk DA) at the time Tully leaked Lindsey's phone extraction. One also wonders why Proctor's phone is being subject to a court fight for a protective order (that won't even allow defendants in cases Proctor investigated to have copies of the material), while Lindsey's phone was left without a protective order for months as a result of the inaction of the same Norfolk DA's office. My full overview on this breaking news story below.
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BREAKING🚨🚨: Was the Free Karen Read movement at least partially correct? Trooper Michael Proctor's new phone messages have revealed a disturbing and shocking pattern of leaks regarding ongoing cases (including the name of an SA victim and "images of intimate body parts") over 12 years. This, in turn, leaves one to wonder; was Brian Tully's release of Lindsey Gaetani's unredacted 15-year phone extraction, with the involvement of Tully's PI Kate Peter, part of a larger pattern? Tully ran Proctor's Mass. State Police unit (detailed to the Norfolk DA) at the time Tully leaked Lindsey's phone extraction. One also wonders why Proctor's phone is being subject to a court fight for a protective order (that won't even allow defendants in cases Proctor investigated to have copies of the material), while Lindsey's phone was left without a protective order for months as a result of the inaction of the same Norfolk DA's office. My full overview on this breaking news story below.

Grant Smith Ellis

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Listen to what Rosemary Scapiccio says here…⬇️ Before she ever received information from his phone, Proctor was allowed to go through the phone for “privileged” material “with his wife.” Then, prior to being turned over to Rosemary Scapicchio, the Norfolk DA’s office ran another search on the phone for other privileged material. That means that Michael Proctor was the FIRST POINT OF FILTRATION before handing it off to the same DA who had already spent years protecting him. ❌ This reminds me of when Jen McCabe was allowed to quickly delete messages (if it really is just messages) that SHE deemed to be private before turning it in when Karen Read was being investigated/prosecuted. What if Brian Walshe was allowed to pick through his own phone before giving it to investigators? What else has Proctor said about Aidan Kearney, for that matter? What is the purpose of data collection if you allow the person under the microscope to remove what he pleases before “opening the kimono?” What did Proctor remove from his device? And furthermore, what did the Norfolk Coumty DA’s office sift out of it? We need full transparency at this point, and not just with Proctor. We need to know who else in the MSP has abused their power, and what defendants/convicts have been railroaded in the process.
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Listen to what Rosemary Scapiccio says here…⬇️ Before she ever received information from his phone, Proctor was allowed to go through the phone for “privileged” material “with his wife.” Then, prior to being turned over to Rosemary Scapicchio, the Norfolk DA’s office ran another search on the phone for other privileged material. That means that Michael Proctor was the FIRST POINT OF FILTRATION before handing it off to the same DA who had already spent years protecting him. ❌ This reminds me of when Jen McCabe was allowed to quickly delete messages (if it really is just messages) that SHE deemed to be private before turning it in when Karen Read was being investigated/prosecuted. What if Brian Walshe was allowed to pick through his own phone before giving it to investigators? What else has Proctor said about Aidan Kearney, for that matter? What is the purpose of data collection if you allow the person under the microscope to remove what he pleases before “opening the kimono?” What did Proctor remove from his device? And furthermore, what did the Norfolk Coumty DA’s office sift out of it? We need full transparency at this point, and not just with Proctor. We need to know who else in the MSP has abused their power, and what defendants/convicts have been railroaded in the process.

Britt Happens

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BREAKING NEWS 🚨🚨 Per newly-released John O'Keefe and Karen Read trial transcripts (May 24, 2024), undercover ATF Agent Brian Higgins testified or provided information to the US DOJ in Boston under a grant of immunity at some point prior to May of 2024 regarding John's death. Source, pages 127-128 (of 5481) here - Higgins, also according to new documents, was in some kind of bisexual relationship with both John and Karen in the weeks before John's death (that, for some reason, involved "gay men.") Read those text messages here - Furthermore, Higgins was inside a home at 34 Fairview Road in Canton on the night/early morning of January 28th into January 29th of 2022 that John was killed and left to die from a brain hemorrhage and hypothermia on a lawn during a blizzard. In recent weeks, it was also revealed that the state police unit who investigated Karen Read (and who may also have been involved in the coverup of Sandra Birchmore's murder by Stoughton police officer, and affiliate of Epstein-linked Stoughton Deputy Chief Robert Devine, Matthew Farwell) were the subject of an intense federal grand jury investigation related to the "performance of the Massachusetts state police" between, at the very least, the summer of 2024 and the early spring of 2024. Read more about the document, from the Brian Walshe, confirming that federal probe of the "performance of the state police" here- That grand jury (which, per the federal information filed against leaker Jessica Leslie, was empaneled by Justice Indra Talwani on May 26, 2022) culminated in a shocking six and a half hour interview of infamous former state trooper Michael Proctor (who worked under Brian Tully at the Norfolk District Attorney's State Police SPDU unit). According to new Internal Affairs documents released about Tully, after Proctor's six hour grilling by then US Attorney For The District Of Massachusetts Josh Levy, Tully and his right-hand man John Fanning (the trooper who wrote the 2021 state police report clearing Farwell for Birchmore's murder initially, prior to federal charges coming down for Farwell in August of 2024) visited Proctor's home and were desperate for information about that federal probe. Read that IA report here - Interestingly, in December of 2023, Brian Tully also used his official position as a state police officer to ask Lindsey Gaetani if she knew information about the "target of the federal probe." When Lindsey (a witness in the orbit of the TurtleBoy and Karen Read cases) told Tully that Norfolk DA Michael Morrissey was the target of the probe, Tully reacted with shock. Interestingly, Tully would have had access to a November 28, 2023, text messages (sent at 6:42PM ET exactly) from TurtleBoy to Lindsey which indicated that Josh Levy wanted to set an obstruction trap for Read trial witness Jen McCabe (who knows Tully personally and speaks to him directly) by comparing the discovery turned over to Karen Read's legal team with records obtained by the DOJ from McCabe's cellphone between February and May of 2022. Here's the transcript of an interview where Lindsey described that moment with Tully; **Grant Smith-Ellis:** Yeah, and Lindsey, let me ask you about something because I kind of might have previewed it before you came on, but I'm very interested to hear you talk about it. Brian Tully alludes in paragraph 79 of the Karen Read search warrant affidavit to a piece of information you told him related to like something about Josh Levy or something. Did Brian Tully—in December of 2023, while the Birchmore investigation was open (we know that now in hindsight)—did he ask you who the targets of the federal probe were? And what did you tell him, and how did he respond? **Lindsey Gaetani:** Yeah, and I said, yeah—from the conversations I had with Aidan, it was implied or alluded to—from either his conversations with Karen or whatever—that the target was Michael Morrissey. And I remember this moment like as if it were yesterday: Tully, at the same exact time as Nelson—they both looked at each other like their heads turned sideways. They both looked at each other, made eye contact, and kind of smirked. And then they looked back at me and continued the questioning. But it was just like—I was frozen in that moment, and I was like—what was that smirk about? Like, was that a smirk of relief? Like, “We are not the target”? Or was that a smirk of like, “Oh good—like, this is what we thought”? Like, I don't know what that was. I don't—I didn't know how to interpret it. I just know what I saw, you know? Source - In any event, on March 7th of 2024, after Tully found out that the DOJ had the contents of Michael proctor's cellphone (showing Proctor used horrifying language towards Karen Read), Tully was then forced to write up a disciplinary report on Proctor. However, before Tully could do so, Tully was forced to sign an NDA with the DOJ (middlewomaned by Norfolk ADA Laura McLaughlin) whereupon Tully was not allowed to see or hold the records from proctor's cellphone. Instead, Tully had to enter a room with McLaughlin and McLaughlin was not permitted (by the DOJ) to allow Tully to see or touch the documents. She read them, in part, to Tully and then he left the room. Furthermore, it is of note that, in July of 2025 (after Karen's second trial resulted in her acquittal for John's death and a guilty verdict on OUI) Michael Proctor, through counsel, told a lawyer in a number of other cases that Proctor investigated (including Myles King and Brian Walshe) that Proctor did not have any phone records to turn over to those defendants because his "old phone was destroyed in November of 2024" and "his new phone auto deletes itself every 30 days." Just a few months later, however, in late August of 2025, "someone" turned over 13 years of Proctor's phone records (including records that showed Proctor "sharing an SA victims name" with third parties, "sharing intimate images" with third parties and, also, potentially using racial slurs against defendants in cases Proctor investigated. Read more background about that timeline and Proctor's phone records here - In light of that information showing up in the Norfolk DA's possession, somehow, and then being turned over to multiple criminal defendants, Proctor then dropped his long-standing appeal of his discharge from the state police and retreated from public life entirely (as did almost all of his friends and allies connected to the Read investigation, many of whom were transferred demoted or involved in strange public scandals wherein the Boston Police Commissioner called them into his office and then lied to the media about it). As a result, it may well be that Brian Higgins is, or was, cooperating as a federal witness against some of the members of the state police unit who were involved in the investigation of John O'Keefe's death (and potentially he coverup of Sandra Birchmore's murder). My name is Grant Smith-Ellis and I wrote all of that from memory.
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BREAKING NEWS 🚨🚨 Per newly-released John O'Keefe and Karen Read trial transcripts (May 24, 2024), undercover ATF Agent Brian Higgins testified or provided information to the US DOJ in Boston under a grant of immunity at some point prior to May of 2024 regarding John's death. Source, pages 127-128 (of 5481) here - Higgins, also according to new documents, was in some kind of bisexual relationship with both John and Karen in the weeks before John's death (that, for some reason, involved "gay men.") Read those text messages here - Furthermore, Higgins was inside a home at 34 Fairview Road in Canton on the night/early morning of January 28th into January 29th of 2022 that John was killed and left to die from a brain hemorrhage and hypothermia on a lawn during a blizzard. In recent weeks, it was also revealed that the state police unit who investigated Karen Read (and who may also have been involved in the coverup of Sandra Birchmore's murder by Stoughton police officer, and affiliate of Epstein-linked Stoughton Deputy Chief Robert Devine, Matthew Farwell) were the subject of an intense federal grand jury investigation related to the "performance of the Massachusetts state police" between, at the very least, the summer of 2024 and the early spring of 2024. Read more about the document, from the Brian Walshe, confirming that federal probe of the "performance of the state police" here- That grand jury (which, per the federal information filed against leaker Jessica Leslie, was empaneled by Justice Indra Talwani on May 26, 2022) culminated in a shocking six and a half hour interview of infamous former state trooper Michael Proctor (who worked under Brian Tully at the Norfolk District Attorney's State Police SPDU unit). According to new Internal Affairs documents released about Tully, after Proctor's six hour grilling by then US Attorney For The District Of Massachusetts Josh Levy, Tully and his right-hand man John Fanning (the trooper who wrote the 2021 state police report clearing Farwell for Birchmore's murder initially, prior to federal charges coming down for Farwell in August of 2024) visited Proctor's home and were desperate for information about that federal probe. Read that IA report here - Interestingly, in December of 2023, Brian Tully also used his official position as a state police officer to ask Lindsey Gaetani if she knew information about the "target of the federal probe." When Lindsey (a witness in the orbit of the TurtleBoy and Karen Read cases) told Tully that Norfolk DA Michael Morrissey was the target of the probe, Tully reacted with shock. Interestingly, Tully would have had access to a November 28, 2023, text messages (sent at 6:42PM ET exactly) from TurtleBoy to Lindsey which indicated that Josh Levy wanted to set an obstruction trap for Read trial witness Jen McCabe (who knows Tully personally and speaks to him directly) by comparing the discovery turned over to Karen Read's legal team with records obtained by the DOJ from McCabe's cellphone between February and May of 2022. Here's the transcript of an interview where Lindsey described that moment with Tully; **Grant Smith-Ellis:** Yeah, and Lindsey, let me ask you about something because I kind of might have previewed it before you came on, but I'm very interested to hear you talk about it. Brian Tully alludes in paragraph 79 of the Karen Read search warrant affidavit to a piece of information you told him related to like something about Josh Levy or something. Did Brian Tully—in December of 2023, while the Birchmore investigation was open (we know that now in hindsight)—did he ask you who the targets of the federal probe were? And what did you tell him, and how did he respond? **Lindsey Gaetani:** Yeah, and I said, yeah—from the conversations I had with Aidan, it was implied or alluded to—from either his conversations with Karen or whatever—that the target was Michael Morrissey. And I remember this moment like as if it were yesterday: Tully, at the same exact time as Nelson—they both looked at each other like their heads turned sideways. They both looked at each other, made eye contact, and kind of smirked. And then they looked back at me and continued the questioning. But it was just like—I was frozen in that moment, and I was like—what was that smirk about? Like, was that a smirk of relief? Like, “We are not the target”? Or was that a smirk of like, “Oh good—like, this is what we thought”? Like, I don't know what that was. I don't—I didn't know how to interpret it. I just know what I saw, you know? Source - In any event, on March 7th of 2024, after Tully found out that the DOJ had the contents of Michael proctor's cellphone (showing Proctor used horrifying language towards Karen Read), Tully was then forced to write up a disciplinary report on Proctor. However, before Tully could do so, Tully was forced to sign an NDA with the DOJ (middlewomaned by Norfolk ADA Laura McLaughlin) whereupon Tully was not allowed to see or hold the records from proctor's cellphone. Instead, Tully had to enter a room with McLaughlin and McLaughlin was not permitted (by the DOJ) to allow Tully to see or touch the documents. She read them, in part, to Tully and then he left the room. Furthermore, it is of note that, in July of 2025 (after Karen's second trial resulted in her acquittal for John's death and a guilty verdict on OUI) Michael Proctor, through counsel, told a lawyer in a number of other cases that Proctor investigated (including Myles King and Brian Walshe) that Proctor did not have any phone records to turn over to those defendants because his "old phone was destroyed in November of 2024" and "his new phone auto deletes itself every 30 days." Just a few months later, however, in late August of 2025, "someone" turned over 13 years of Proctor's phone records (including records that showed Proctor "sharing an SA victims name" with third parties, "sharing intimate images" with third parties and, also, potentially using racial slurs against defendants in cases Proctor investigated. Read more background about that timeline and Proctor's phone records here - In light of that information showing up in the Norfolk DA's possession, somehow, and then being turned over to multiple criminal defendants, Proctor then dropped his long-standing appeal of his discharge from the state police and retreated from public life entirely (as did almost all of his friends and allies connected to the Read investigation, many of whom were transferred demoted or involved in strange public scandals wherein the Boston Police Commissioner called them into his office and then lied to the media about it). As a result, it may well be that Brian Higgins is, or was, cooperating as a federal witness against some of the members of the state police unit who were involved in the investigation of John O'Keefe's death (and potentially he coverup of Sandra Birchmore's murder). My name is Grant Smith-Ellis and I wrote all of that from memory.

Grant Smith Ellis

50,303 views • 5 months ago

KAREN READ TRIAL REVIEW #5: “During a federal proffer, #BrianHiggins admits that he had been served with a preservation order, and the Commonwealth told him he could destroy his phone despite the order. He then drives to a military base on Cape Cod, opens his phone, breaks the SIM card, and throws the phone away. He says that he discussed destroying his phone with #BrianAlbert. Brian Albert also destroyed his phone. And Brian Albert said that he had received some texts that concerned him as an explanation. And after that, Brian Higgins changes his phone number and his cell carrier. In short, he was present that night, he had a motive, and there is plenty of consciousness of guilt coverup evidence with regard to Mr. Higgins.” — Federal Touhy evidence provided by the Federal investigation. —————— The Federal investigation was “thorough”, to the tune of producing over 3k+ pages of evidence inculpating third party culprits, or exculpatory evidence for #KarenRead. Some people—without any evidence—claim the federal investigation closed and cleared the very people who it quite literally inculpated through its evidence thus far. This, of course, ignores the fact that the abstention doctrine precludes the federal government from intruding in ongoing state matters, which unlike the #SandraBirchmore case, for instance, applies to this—the Karen Read case pending resolution. #FreeKarenRead #KarenReadTrial #JusticeForJohnOKeefe
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KAREN READ TRIAL REVIEW #5: “During a federal proffer, #BrianHiggins admits that he had been served with a preservation order, and the Commonwealth told him he could destroy his phone despite the order. He then drives to a military base on Cape Cod, opens his phone, breaks the SIM card, and throws the phone away. He says that he discussed destroying his phone with #BrianAlbert. Brian Albert also destroyed his phone. And Brian Albert said that he had received some texts that concerned him as an explanation. And after that, Brian Higgins changes his phone number and his cell carrier. In short, he was present that night, he had a motive, and there is plenty of consciousness of guilt coverup evidence with regard to Mr. Higgins.” — Federal Touhy evidence provided by the Federal investigation. —————— The Federal investigation was “thorough”, to the tune of producing over 3k+ pages of evidence inculpating third party culprits, or exculpatory evidence for #KarenRead. Some people—without any evidence—claim the federal investigation closed and cleared the very people who it quite literally inculpated through its evidence thus far. This, of course, ignores the fact that the abstention doctrine precludes the federal government from intruding in ongoing state matters, which unlike the #SandraBirchmore case, for instance, applies to this—the Karen Read case pending resolution. #FreeKarenRead #KarenReadTrial #JusticeForJohnOKeefe

Olivia

181,177 views • 1 year ago

A Ghanaian resident in South Africa has alleged that he was subjected to a xenophobic attack by some South Africans, resulting in the destruction of his car and other personal belongings, as well as the theft of money from his room. According to him, his child had been admitted to a hospital due to illness, and he spent the day there attending to the child. However, upon returning to his residence, he was attacked by a group of individuals who vandalized his vehicle, destroyed property in his room, and made away with cash and other valuables. He further alleged that the attackers were not only civilians but that some police officers were also involved in the incident.
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A Ghanaian resident in South Africa has alleged that he was subjected to a xenophobic attack by some South Africans, resulting in the destruction of his car and other personal belongings, as well as the theft of money from his room. According to him, his child had been admitted to a hospital due to illness, and he spent the day there attending to the child. However, upon returning to his residence, he was attacked by a group of individuals who vandalized his vehicle, destroyed property in his room, and made away with cash and other valuables. He further alleged that the attackers were not only civilians but that some police officers were also involved in the incident.

EDHUB🌍ℹ

30,397 views • 1 month ago

Kyle Shanahan on Curtis Robinson: “He's really worked to get better each year, and he's a very talented guy. I think when he came here, he hadn't played in a system like this for a while. It took him a little bit to kind of pick that up, but we so believed in him as a guy and his talent level that after a year, you could start to see it clicking. He became a big asset on special teams, and last year was the first time that we really believed he was going to step in there, really contribute at linebacker at a high level. It was actually kind of a sad story, but it was about 20 minutes before he tours ACL, was the first time that I told him he'd be starting that week. It was his first start in his career, and he had earned it. We were going to move him ahead of Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles at the time. I had just told Flannigan, which was tough for Flannigan, but they were so tight, so he was happy for Curtis. Then it was about 20 minutes later that Curtis tore his ACL on special teams before he even got to a defensive rep. He was so coming in there and finally about to have his moment. Then he had that setback, which I know crushed the team for him. He's one of the most liked guys on our team, as good of a person and good of a dude as I've ever been around. He's worked for this moment, and we're excited to see him get his opportunity." via: 49ers on NBCS
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Kyle Shanahan on Curtis Robinson: “He's really worked to get better each year, and he's a very talented guy. I think when he came here, he hadn't played in a system like this for a while. It took him a little bit to kind of pick that up, but we so believed in him as a guy and his talent level that after a year, you could start to see it clicking. He became a big asset on special teams, and last year was the first time that we really believed he was going to step in there, really contribute at linebacker at a high level. It was actually kind of a sad story, but it was about 20 minutes before he tours ACL, was the first time that I told him he'd be starting that week. It was his first start in his career, and he had earned it. We were going to move him ahead of Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles at the time. I had just told Flannigan, which was tough for Flannigan, but they were so tight, so he was happy for Curtis. Then it was about 20 minutes later that Curtis tore his ACL on special teams before he even got to a defensive rep. He was so coming in there and finally about to have his moment. Then he had that setback, which I know crushed the team for him. He's one of the most liked guys on our team, as good of a person and good of a dude as I've ever been around. He's worked for this moment, and we're excited to see him get his opportunity." via: 49ers on NBCS

Coach Yac 🗣

16,873 views • 8 months ago

Justin Muturi: The President and I were standing next to each other; it's not that I was hearing him talk from a distance. I told him that I sent him a text message at 3AM & from my phone, it looked like he had not read it. That’s when he confessed to me that his phone had crushed. When he got his phone back, he made the call to Noordin #JKLive Ayub Sh Abdikadir
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Justin Muturi: The President and I were standing next to each other; it's not that I was hearing him talk from a distance. I told him that I sent him a text message at 3AM & from my phone, it looked like he had not read it. That’s when he confessed to me that his phone had crushed. When he got his phone back, he made the call to Noordin #JKLive Ayub Sh Abdikadir

Citizen TV Kenya

130,249 views • 1 year ago

In his latest video, David Wilcock thought that the photo of Jesus that Donald Trump posted was a "message by the Alliance" suggesting Trump was the Anti-Christ, which David then believed he and Trump were connected with a scar on the ear, and this caused Wilcock to wonder "if he was a part of the Anti-Christ thing too". Over the years Wilcock would entertain some fairly delusional stuff in his videos, but his most recent ideas indicate that his mind was spiraling into some serious self-doubt and paranoia. He would often be positive on camera, or try to be - I think this was a coping mechanism for the struggles he was facing off camera. Looks like it was to a point where he couldn't hide it as much anymore.
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In his latest video, David Wilcock thought that the photo of Jesus that Donald Trump posted was a "message by the Alliance" suggesting Trump was the Anti-Christ, which David then believed he and Trump were connected with a scar on the ear, and this caused Wilcock to wonder "if he was a part of the Anti-Christ thing too". Over the years Wilcock would entertain some fairly delusional stuff in his videos, but his most recent ideas indicate that his mind was spiraling into some serious self-doubt and paranoia. He would often be positive on camera, or try to be - I think this was a coping mechanism for the struggles he was facing off camera. Looks like it was to a point where he couldn't hide it as much anymore.

Jordan Sather

26,396 views • 3 months ago

JILL WINE-BANKS, FORMER WATERGATE PROSECUTOR: I’m relieved and thrilled that he did it. This was one of the cases that called out for clemency. Hunter Biden, first of all, would not ever be prosecuted for the gun crime but for his last name. Second of all, he was addicted, and that was a cause of his actions. He has now been sober for many years, and this is a time when it is really appropriate for a grant of clemency.
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JILL WINE-BANKS, FORMER WATERGATE PROSECUTOR: I’m relieved and thrilled that he did it. This was one of the cases that called out for clemency. Hunter Biden, first of all, would not ever be prosecuted for the gun crime but for his last name. Second of all, he was addicted, and that was a cause of his actions. He has now been sober for many years, and this is a time when it is really appropriate for a grant of clemency.

Acyn

316,106 views • 1 year ago

Marimar Martinez: I was escorted out through the back in a of the agents came up to me with his cell phone and took a photograph of me. It still haunts me that this agent has my photo on his phone. Was this the agent that shot me? Was this a trophy for him?
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Marimar Martinez: I was escorted out through the back in a of the agents came up to me with his cell phone and took a photograph of me. It still haunts me that this agent has my photo on his phone. Was this the agent that shot me? Was this a trophy for him?

Acyn

51,147 views • 6 months ago

I had to delete the post from before because I read a post by a cousin of this man that he was killed near his home in Khan Younis. Here is the updated caption: New heartbreaking video. The family of this man released the video they found on his phone. He was killed near his home in Khan Younis. You can see another man dead next to him. The man was saying his last prayers after he realized those were his last moments. I spent a lot of time searching and found out that his name is Mohammad Ziad Abu Taha and the he lost two of his children in an air strike in October 2024.
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I had to delete the post from before because I read a post by a cousin of this man that he was killed near his home in Khan Younis. Here is the updated caption: New heartbreaking video. The family of this man released the video they found on his phone. He was killed near his home in Khan Younis. You can see another man dead next to him. The man was saying his last prayers after he realized those were his last moments. I spent a lot of time searching and found out that his name is Mohammad Ziad Abu Taha and the he lost two of his children in an air strike in October 2024.

Mosab Abu Toha

20,557 views • 1 year ago

ABC's Jonathan Karl at 445pm Eastern on a phone call he had with President Trump after leaRNing of Charlie Kirk's assassination: “I had a brief conversation with the President over the phone. He sounded quite upset, quite down about this. ‘He told me it's horrific. It's one of the most horrific things I've ever seen. He was a great guy. He was a good man. He was an incredible guy. There's nobody like him.’ Charlie Kirk, as Mary pointed out, was truly a personal confidant of the president, incredibly close to the President's son, Donald Trump Jr. and really, in many ways, the beating heart of the MAGA movement, his Turning point USA organization, not just a campus organization. David, this was an organization that put on some of the largest and most ambitious conventions, rallies, events for Donald Trump around the country with pyrotechnics and huge crowds. Also, one other thing I think that is very important about Charlie Kirk is that is that he was somebody, particularly in recent months, who was making a point to try to engage with those that he disagreed with. Look, he had far right views, some very controversial views, but he sat down not long ago and did a podcast with Gavin Newsom, the governor of California. On — on his college campus tours, he would often give speeches. He would be protested. But then when it was over, when the discussion was over, his part of speaking, he would welcome questions from the crowds, including hostile questions in many cases from college students, and engage in those who found his views deeply problematic and offensive. He wanted to engage in those people, and he did so directly. And in fact, that appears to be what he was doing today in Utah when this horrific event happened.”
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ABC's Jonathan Karl at 445pm Eastern on a phone call he had with President Trump after leaRNing of Charlie Kirk's assassination: “I had a brief conversation with the President over the phone. He sounded quite upset, quite down about this. ‘He told me it's horrific. It's one of the most horrific things I've ever seen. He was a great guy. He was a good man. He was an incredible guy. There's nobody like him.’ Charlie Kirk, as Mary pointed out, was truly a personal confidant of the president, incredibly close to the President's son, Donald Trump Jr. and really, in many ways, the beating heart of the MAGA movement, his Turning point USA organization, not just a campus organization. David, this was an organization that put on some of the largest and most ambitious conventions, rallies, events for Donald Trump around the country with pyrotechnics and huge crowds. Also, one other thing I think that is very important about Charlie Kirk is that is that he was somebody, particularly in recent months, who was making a point to try to engage with those that he disagreed with. Look, he had far right views, some very controversial views, but he sat down not long ago and did a podcast with Gavin Newsom, the governor of California. On — on his college campus tours, he would often give speeches. He would be protested. But then when it was over, when the discussion was over, his part of speaking, he would welcome questions from the crowds, including hostile questions in many cases from college students, and engage in those who found his views deeply problematic and offensive. He wanted to engage in those people, and he did so directly. And in fact, that appears to be what he was doing today in Utah when this horrific event happened.”

Curtis Houck

648,285 views • 10 months ago