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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.
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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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Cars started hitting humans over a hundred years ago. It’s probably happened roughly a billion times. And yet they cannot show a single example of an arm that looks like John’s as a result of getting hit by a car. That’s telling.
“At the same time” is probably the single most important lie they tell, which is why they usually tell it first.
Jud’s slide is sufficient to prove that John was using his phone 26 seconds after the reverse event ended, which proves there was no collision.
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This is exactly what @DoctorTurtleboy did.
The only difference is the temperature of the heat. And that does not constitute a crime.
I do wonder why Rex didn’t do this after the Read trial. Or after Aidan was charged.
Replying to @KristinaRex
@KristinaRex is turning up the heat on Morrissey. Good. This is what reporters are for. Everyone should support her. "Thank god for the FBI."
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One giant sign that these clownish bullshitters don’t know what the fuck they’re talking about is when they gloss over the fact that there were two searches after 6 am, not just one. This is an undisputed fact, and it matters. nitter.gq/jukeboxgrad/status/179…
Replying to @ChiefSharkman @Cellebrite
CW admits these searches:
6:23 - how long ti die in cikd
6:24 - hos long to die in cold
Guess what: they return the same result. The first search is sufficient. There's no reason to do the second search. That is, unless you're trying to hide your 2:27 search.
As AJ said.
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Michael Morrissey’s attempt to deflect blame onto the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for his decision not to file murder charges against Matthew Farwell, is a masterclass in bureaucratic cowardice and utter tone-deafness. Claiming his office was 'constrained' by the initial suicide finding completely insults the intelligence of the public.
As District Attorney, Morrissey had the resources, the authority, and the fundamental duty to hire independent experts when the evidence surrounding Sandra Birchmore’s death so clearly demanded a deeper look—something the family and federal investigators successfully managed to do without his help.
Instead of taking accountability for an egregious failure of local justice, he chose to pass the buck.
Morrissey deserves every shred of criticism he is receiving, and it is entirely fitting that he leaves office in absolute disgrace. That's how he will be remembered, no matter how many self-serving statements he makes.
jukeboxgrad retweeted
“Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it possibly, without claiming it, she stands up for all women.” — Dr. Maya Angelou. Sandra stood up today. By bringing a predator’s actions into the unyielding light of a courtroom, her story shatters the illusion of the untouchable abuser.
Sandra did not just win a battle for her own memory and her unborn child; she stood up for every vulnerable person forced into the shadows. Her legacy is now a shield, echoing Angelou's timeless truth: in demanding justice for Sandra, a stand was taken for us all.
Sandra Birchmore’s cousin Barbara Wright, today: “we’re going to hold some other people accountable … they’re all going to fall like dominoes.”
The ME said it was suicide because the police said it was suicide.
The police said it was suicide because the ME said it was suicide.
Seriously fucked up.
The Norfolk District Attorney’s Office just released a statement following Matthew Farwell’s conviction for killing Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child.
Part of the statement reads: “Its ability to prosecute was constrained by the finding of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner that the manner of death was suicide.”
It is important to add context. During opening statements in Farwell’s trial, Assistant U.S. Attorney Torey Cummings told the jury that Massachusetts State Police troopers assigned to the Norfolk DA’s Office:
“very quickly told others, including the medical examiner, that this was definitively a suicide and there was no foul play. They told the medical examiner, no need to treat this death as suspicious.”
Watching @WCVB on the #Farwell Guilty verdict and what do I spy with my little eye..
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It’s like clockwork. The people who posture as supposedly being “open to debate” are always the people who immediately block anyone who’s too effective at debating.
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“His parents know he wasn't there”
His father’s testimony proves he was there.
“knowing one of their friends was dying”
He was already dead, and they knew it, and they figured there was no reason for their dog to die too, which is what would have happened.































