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Do you think Michael Morrissey's CPAC Unit losing a server 4 days before the feds indicted Matthew Farwell may have been something Adam Deitch knew about, but couldn't disclose, that motivated him to run for NFCDA? I have a feeling there's a lot more where that came from. The Birchmore trial will be revealing.

Grant Ellis Smith Reports Bombshell: 4 days before Matthew Farwell was indicted by the Feds, Brian Tully, Nicholas Guarino and John Fanning claim to have lost the server that contained Birchmore's laptop (presumably image). To envision losing a server, imagine misplacing something the size of a mini fridge. This seems to bolster the suspicion that Sandra Birchmore's murder was covered up by members of Michael Morrissey's CPAC Unit, which included Michael Proctor, to protect their fellow officer, Matthew Farwell. piped.video/watch?v=6aHsuoMI…

The insurmountable problem for the people bringing cases against Karen & Aiden, is they're stuck with Michael Proctor. No jury will trust him. They WILL be offended and disgusted by his documented statements, especially when his spoken voice recordings are played in court.

I enjoy hearing neutral channels react . Came across this one who went over Turtleboy's a few days ago. Maybe check it out and give em a sub they're just starting out. piped.video/live/zs4ocY6xaR0…

Edward Snowden walks journalist Glenn Greenwald through encrypted intelligence files in Hong Kong, days before going public with the NSA leaks. Exposing state corruption demands immense courage. Knowing full well the gravity and personal risk of breaking the story, both men ultimately decided the truth was too important.

In Norfolk County, MA, apparently a bullhorn is as dangerous as an AR-15. Punishing Turtleboy for his reporting sets a dangerous precedent that threatens all of our free speech. He's done more to expose corruption than the NFDAO, the MSP, the Canton Police, and Internal Affairs combined. Please follow his case, share his story, and voice your opinion.

The truth is never afraid.

All you can read from this is Jen was in the general vicinity of 34 Fairview at those times. The circles are jumping around so fast that it can't be representative of her exact location. I don't interpret it as meaning she was outside running around or across the street.

The most important revelation reported by @GrantSmithEllis, who was in the courtroom to hear it, was that 35 items were deleted from Sandra Birchmore's laptop between February 10, 2021 and September 29, 2021, while in the possession and custody of Lt. John Fanning. I have no doubt a bizarre technical explanation is being spun up right now. But if those 35 deleted items turn out to be a set of the most incriminating messages, there's only one conclusion to make and it won't be ignored.

It’s easy to make a mean face and tell the media all the serious things you’re doing. But Col Noble doesn’t follow thru. According to @RosemaryScapicc, he never investigated Michael Proctor, despite saying he was. He didn’t provide any docs when she requested them. Not a man of his word. Not surprised.

I was just cited for “what I did to Julie Grant” by that weak Four Rooms show over the following short. The entire video is an edit down of Julie Grant’s own CourtTV episode, just her speaking to her guests. I make no claims, I don’t say a single word. So where’s the infraction. What line did I cross. Was the music too scary? piped.video/s4DbXJJMnRU?is=_l6y…

The plan was clearly to invite a New York Times bestselling author onto this panel to ambush him. Brilliant idea. They really think they can threaten and coerce anyone they want. @DaveWedge is way too accomplished to appear on that show.

Clavicular charged with rape of an underage influencer Aleksandra Mendoza in his family's Chatham home in Cape Cod, MA in 2025. This one looks like it may stick. cnn.com/2026/09/22/us/clavic…

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You measure an effective journalist by how far the powers-that-be go to silence them. The 1st time you heard the name ‘Michael Proctor’ was likely from a Turtleboy report. When someone is willing to risk everything to expose vile state officials, it's a critical public service that everyone needs to stand behind in total solidarity. We need more people willing to do that, not punish those who do. Whether you like him personally is irrelevant and should not cloud your ability to recognize this.

Recently we learned that disgraced, fired trooper Michael Proctor had interviewed for the Boston Police Department prior to joining the Massachusetts State Police. BPD ultimately denied him the job. But now, after receiving more documentation from Proctor's work history, Attorney Rosemary Scappichio says that BPD was not the only department to reject Proctor. He had applied for other unknown departments in the state and they too rejected the now decertified trooper. Also - and what I think is most shocking - MSP rejected his first application with them as well. This puts much more context to his white supremacist group chat buddies when Proctor questioned how he even scored the MSP gig in the first place. So the question is: after being denied once, how did MSP end up hiring Proctor? Did he complete extra training or schooling for the job? Or.. did he get a reference from someone who mattered? Perhaps someone he would eventually owe a favor to? I went over this before but is it likely, with these new documents, that Attorney Scappichio was given all of this information and then some. And it is only a matter of time before the public finds out..

Why would Michael Proctor need to plead the fifth? Is it because there’s a new DA coming in who won’t protect him? Or is it because the feds are on his ass? It’s just a matter of time before he’s arrested, charged and flips. He’s a mentally weak head case and he’ll fold in a heartbeat.

This is disturbing. It shows coordination between the judges in multiple locations. There's only one reason to hide proceedings from the public. They forget that they serve us, and we own the courtrooms they sit in. The cameras should never be turned off.