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Someone requested the footage I captured while walking #KarenReadTrial witnesses and the family of #JohnOKeefe into court on 2/26/24 as they were booed by #KarenRead's pep-rally cheer squad. This was an important day, for those who understand the full context in a number of different ways, so I am... show more

Grant Smith Ellis

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1,003,911 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

新闻政治 #KarenReadTrial #JohnOKeefe #KarenRead

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Grant Smith Ellis1 年前

Please note the date (3/3/24, just days after this video was filmed) of the newly-leaked bombshell text message from #KarenRead, explaining how Read viewed Aiden #TurtleBoy Kearney as a liability because, in particular, of #LindseyGaetani.

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Robyn Burns1 年前

They were booing Lindsey Grant.

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Critical Mass1 年前

Abominable. They are going to make an example out of Kearney and rightly so. Beautiful courthouse, by the way.

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Corn Pope1 年前

I think they were booing you brah

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kai1 年前

lol they are there because they know they are going down

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Gregory James1 年前

Who requested it? Mant Blith Jellis? That dude

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Karma1 年前

You must feel lonely and stupid yourself Grant! What do they have on you ? Pedophilia ?

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For all of you who have falsely accused the McCabes and the Alberts of Murder, Alli's testimony signifies a fraction of the pain you have caused these families. This is why I am involved, for the Victims. Anyone who had a dry eye after Alli's testimony must not have a heart. #JusticeforJohnOkeefe #KarenRead is accused of murdering #JohnOkeefe and the harrassment against witnesses was lead by a blogger whose strings were pulled by Read. (Below just one clip of the blogger discussing harrassment and directing his followers)

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