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FKR, FTB Not here to fight but not afraid to argue.

Joined November 2022
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Replying to @jukeboxgrad
Well, since they're citing experts hired by the U.S. Attorney's Office, there's also the Quantico trained Special Agent from the FBI's Regional Computer Forensics Lab who confirmed unequivocally that Jen McCabe's phone made the "hos long to die in cold" Google search at 2:27am.
Imagine how badly Jessica Hyde & Ian Whiffin wanted to back out as expert witnesses for the Commonwealth when they found out that the FBI, including a Quantico trained Special Agent with the FBI’s Regional Computer Forensics Lab, specifically confirmed that the search “hos long to die in cold” was made on Jen McCabe’s phone, and it was made at or before 2:27:40am on January 29, 2022. #KarenRead #KarenReadTrial #JusticeForJohnOKeefe #CantonCoverup #Cellebrite #PoliceCorruption
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
This account started posting about two weeks ago and is rehashing all the usual McAlbert lies at the rate of about 200 posts per day. In this instance it’s a lie by omission. Walsh said it wasn’t a dog attack, but he also said it wasn’t a car. nitter.gq/jukeboxgrad/status/203…
Replying to @AnEagleEyedGirl
“the Fed's Medical expert agreed with the prosecution” Ignoring the rest of what Walsh said is not good for your credibility.
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Since @NoodleMom1983 wanted to post manufactured quotes of Aidan’s and pass them off as violent threats I thought we should make sure and highlight the quote that directly threatens bodily harm- that CHRIS ALBERT said to @DoctorTurtleboy. And don’t forget Chris Albert has killed a man before so this is a Killer threatening to beat Aidan, but we are supposed to believe Chris Albert was intimidated by Aidan and Will doing T-Rex arms outside DE Pizza????
🤖 Made with AI
Well Don’t forget this one then……. This is for sure the most important threat of all- the only one where anyone is threatening bodily harm…..but it was Chris Albert who said it, not @DoctorTurtleboy
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
And this is exactly the problem. They keep relying on forensic artifacts to support their conclusions without establishing what those artifacts actually prove. To be clear, nobody is disputing that mobilesafari.plist contains a record of the 6:24 search. Yet they spend all this time insisting that timestamp proves the search only occurred at 6:24. Then they admit they haven’t seen any testing establishing how iOS 15.2.1 handles repeated identical searches. So how exactly can they rule out an earlier search? Seems like a pretty important detail to establish before treating that timestamp as definitive proof that an earlier identical search didn’t occur, doesn’t it? Then there’s the discrepancy between Whiffin’s and Hyde’s KnowledgeC exhibits, which they acknowledge but can’t explain. Perhaps instead of pumping out AI-generated graphics and lecturing everyone else about how to interpret evidence, they should spend some time understanding the evidence themselves. Because the issue isn’t whether those timestamps exist. It’s whether they actually establish the conclusions they keep drawing from them.
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
“We have the guns, why can’t we just arrest the guy” impacts everyone because next time it could be you 💯
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Individually, each of these incidents below might have an innocent explanation. People accidentally dial phones, forget conversations, misremember times, and lose records. But how many of those explanations can reasonably occur among the same interconnected group of people, during the same few critical hours, in connection with the same death? At what point does a series of seemingly innocent coincidences become a pattern that demands an explanation? And this is barely scratching the surface. @netflix @SandpaperFilms Did you make sure to ask these questions in your hit piece? 1. Phone records show Jen McCabe made a 38-second call to Nicole Albert at 5:07 a.m., yet Jen claims they never spoke. 2. Phone records show Jen McCabe made two additional calls to Nicole Albert shortly after 6:00 a.m., yet Jen again claims they never spoke. 3. Phone records show Brian Albert called Brian Higgins at 2:22 a.m., and Higgins called him back just 17 seconds later for a 22-second call. Yet both men deny speaking and claim the calls were accidental “butt dials.” 4. Phone records show Jen McCabe called John O'Keefe seven times between 12:29 a.m. and 12:50 a.m., yet she claims they were all accidental “butt dials” that she doesn't remember making. 5. On top of Jen McCabe's seven alleged “butt dials” to John O'Keefe, phone records show she was actively sending him text messages during that same period. How do you butt dial, then text, then butt dial, then text, then butt dial... 6. Phone records show Jen McCabe called John O'Keefe at 12:29 a.m., with the call connecting for eight seconds, yet Jen claims she never spoke to him. 7. Chris Albert sent a group text that included John O'Keefe after 9:00 a.m. on January 29, 2022, despite testifying that his wife had already informed him John was dead. 8. Of the reported 4,560 searches on Jen McCabe's phone, the controversial “hos long to die in cold” search was flagged as deleted, yet Jen insists she never deleted it. 9. Jen McCabe acknowledged obtaining a screenshot of Ryan Nagel's 12:23 a.m. text to his sister Julie to establish his arrival time at 34 Fairview Road, yet that is conveniently nowhere to be found. 10. Allie McCabe and Colin Albert claimed their text messages established that Colin left 34 Fairview at 12:10 a.m., yet investigators never obtained a forensic extraction of either phone to independently verify the screen shots.
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Sue, you keep saying advocacy journalists have to "get the story right." But where exactly was Aidan wrong? He’s the one who exposed Michael Proctor’s conflicts, dug up the 2:27 AM Google search, and uncovered a systemic scandal so bad it got an entire State Police unit dismantled. The Commonwealth didn't indict him for making things up. They indicted him because he was loud, in their face, and caused key witnesses and public officials "emotional harm." The First Amendment doesn't care if you answer to an editor, play nice, or pass a J-school ethics class to avoid going to prison. If a reporter actually gets the facts wrong, the legal remedy is a civil defamation lawsuit—which the Alberts and McCabes have already filed. Let's not forget Jen McCabe and Chris Albert already tried to silence @DoctorTurtleboy in civil court and failed. Between May and September 2023, both of them tried to slap him with Chapter 258E Harassment Prevention Orders to shut down his coverage. Two different judges shot them down. The judges looked at it and basically said that no matter how offensive or distressing his coverage was, he was acting as the press. Because he wasn't making "true threats" or using "fighting words," his speech was fully protected by the First Amendment. So what happened next? DA Michael Morrissey went crying to the Attorney General's office begging them to file criminal charges, and the AG basically told him to kick rocks. He needed to figure out a way to do it on his own. And he did by employing corrupt and conflicted LEOs embedded in the Read Case as well as an informant with a personal vendetta against him. The answer to journalism you find distasteful is never weaponizing a witness intimidation statute to throw a critic in solitary confinement. When you argue that constitutional rights only belong to people who clear your subjective "ethical bar," you're just handing the state the power to lock up anyone they don't like. It’s reminiscent of the DOJ using their power against journalists who factually report on the current president, like they did to Don Lemon, the Washington Post journalists, etc. If “mainstream” journalists/reporters don’t start standing up and reporting on what’s happening to Aidan Kearney it’s co-signing the behavior of the government—in my opinion—and this will eventually trickle up.
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
One of my valid crashouts after the McAlberts went on Dateline
Nice Try McAlbert's They really thought this Dateline interview would make them look relatable and innocent and it just makes them look even worse. Sorry guys, we watched your actions and testimonies and you're not smarter than the collective mind of hundreds of thousands of people paying attention at once. #freekarenread #karenread
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
"You'd have to have multiple cops on two different police departments, multiple civilians, the medical examiner, firemen, EMT's, you name it. That's how preposterous and silly this is. And, great question, I don't understand how people bought this." - Brian Albert Well, let's break this down... 1. You'd have to have multiple cops on two different police departments In the Farwell case, Stoughton cops and MSP were seemingly involved in covering for Farwell. 2. Multiple civilans, medical examiner, firemen, EMT's The medical examiner in the Sandra Birchmore case received information from police that the death was a suicide, wasn't informed that homicide was a possibility, and relied partly on those investigative updates when making her determination. 3. That's how preposterous and silly this is Is it though? The Feds had to step in and prosecute Matthew Farwell and now DA Morrissey is in full panic mode trying (unsuccessfully) to cover his ass. In the ongoing Miles King case, SIX search warrants authored by Michael Proctor were never disclosed while the defendant sar in jail for four years. The CW also failed to promptly provide timely DNA evidence. It doesn't take 30-50 people. Twenty officers don't need to be conspiring if three people are responsible for the critical investigative decisions. If the involvement of multiple agencies and professionals makes investigative misconduct virtually impossible, how do you explain the documented failures in the Birchmore investigation and the discovery problems in the King case?
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Emma walked in from school on her 16th birthday, already half-convinced nothing big awaited her. She’d asked for a puppy for years and mostly stopped bringing it up. Her parents gave her a box. 🎁 She opened it and pulled out a stuffed black dog. It was cute, but not what she’d hoped for. Then her father brought in her real gift, Fig, whose tail hasn’t stopped wagging. Welcome to the family, little one.🐕‍🦺 ❤️
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Sue, it's time to stop pretending that you don't know what the issue is here. No one is saying this was the type of journalism that would keep me employed at a corporate controlled media outlet like the one that pays your bills. Stop pretending that is the issue people are debating. It's not. What people are debating is whether or not the powers of the government should be used to incarcerate people who hold large protests outside the homes of people who we believe are involved in covering up a murder.
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Norfolk County DA Michael Morrissey’s office is the definition of a good-old-boy system—and it stinks to high heaven. In her WCVB interview, Chief McNamara said she and Deputy Chief Holmes pushed the DA’s office to pursue criminal charges against Farwell. They were told charging him was “not something the DA wanted.” The office claimed it would be prosecutorial misconduct because “we didn’t have a victim.” McNamara and Holmes laid out why the case should go forward. In her words, it “fell on deaf ears.” The decision, she made clear, rested with the District Attorney’s Office.
McNamara answered some really tough questions here, and she did so with professionalism. She has been outed because of her role in attempting to enforce accountability. DA Morrisey on the other hand, failed to do his job, blamed others, and turned a blind eye when he had all the power. How is it that Morrissey isn’t getting these hard-ball questions? And how is it that he is still in his position of power while she has been removed? Full interview: Stoughton's embattled Police Chief Donna McNamara youtu.be/RPXye7TwkZY?is=EpnW… via @YouTube
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Another one of my Karen Read trial bangers, in preparation for the new @netflix documentary
THROWING IT WAY BACK TO THE BEGINNING TAKE IT AWAY BOBBY!!! @takenaps 🤷‍♀️🥳🙌🙈
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I have never seen a more manipulative, mean girl, liar in my entire life. Jen, you are an absolute piece of garbage. There is a special place in hell for people like you. #JusticeForJohnOKeefe
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
This is the opposite of what she testified to under oath - TWICE. Jen McCabe is a LIAR.
These 3 pages of Jen McCabes deposition are attached to the OKeefes opposition to CF McCarthys motion to exclude Marissa Orlowski Charles Waters is the examing attorney
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Replying to @DixieNormu95224
CPD Sallyport video missing, Canton Library missing, Temple Video missing, 1 Meadows video missing, never got Deputy Chief Kelliher's ring camera across from 34 FV, or video up & down Fairview Road in both directions to corroborate time lines. WHY NOT? POLICE INVESTIGATION 101
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
💥Apparently the government run “news” is never allowed to ask the State Police Colonel questions! 💥5 years later and not even an attempt to question the leader of the most corrupt LE agency in the nation. This is why the corruption never stops! NO QUESTIONS NOBLE 🤡
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Replying to @netflix
@netflix @SandpaperFilms did you interview Coleen Crawford and ask her how she felt when she remembered that part of the taillight wasn't supposed to be broken? #karenread #johnokeefe #colindidit
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Absolutely Judge! “Punishing a police chief for doing her job and refusing to bury the truth is a blatant affront to the residents of the town who are demanding Chief McNamara’s immediate re-instatement, and accountability from its leaders.”
The Town of Stoughton Select Board continues to show its disrespect for Sandra Birchmore and Chief Donna McNamara, demonstrating the Board's failure to support a vulnerable victim while actively punishing a police chief who fought to expose the truth. Chief McNamara launched an Internal Affairs investigation into Mathew Farwell that uncovered the horrific truth, and in doing so helped deliver justice for Sandra Birchmore. Instead of standing behind her, town leadership subjected her to a retaliatory leave and a completely unnecessary investigation. Punishing a police chief for doing her job and refusing to bury the truth is a blatant affront to the residents of the town who are demanding Chief McNamara’s immediate re-instatement, and accountability from its leaders. Those residents haven’t forgotten Sandra. They are making their voices heard and we should support them.
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Anne Piccolo retweeted
Replying to @DoctorTurtleboy
Jess has said that you’re a shitty father and even wrote a whole ass song about you being a bad dad, she went on a rant about Altman’s birth parents not wanting her, called Lauren a “barren bitch”, called Baker a “creep”, and said a whole bunch of other shit that would take way too long to list. Jess has made fun of Baker for talking about his abusive ex-wife while she blames every shitty thing she does to other people on her step-daddy. Jess weaponized God, suicide, and your dead mother instead of just saying “Yeah I’ll stop telling the world about our private conversations”. And the kicker is her saying that *you* can’t handle strangers talking shit about you online while she is running to @YouTube to tattle on people for making AI images of her. K.👍🏻🫠
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