In connection with the arrest of suspect Bryan Christopher Kohberger yesterday in the Idaho student murders, there was a discussion in the comments of other cases brought to mind, such as that of Leopold and Loeb. That case, which occurred … Continue reading →
There will be a news conference soon, but here’s what we know so far: Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, was taken into custody by local police and the FBI at 1:30 a.m. in eastern Pennsylvania on a warrant charging him with … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I said that Part II would be about efforts in Arizona to make elections more secure even before the 2022 election. But I find I have a few more things to say first, and I’m saying them here in … Continue reading →
The GOP is on the warpath, and the victim is the FBI. Why are the Republicans doing this to those agency innocents, fighting for truth, justice, and the American Way? It’s because of Trump, of course: The attacks on [FBI … Continue reading →
[NOTE: It turns out I have more to say on this topic than I originally anticipated, so this will be a two-parter.] Lake’s loss of her election fraud suit was a foregone conclusion. And yet the court is closing the … Continue reading →
Here’s another recommended article by VDH. There’s so much in it that it’s hard to select just a few quotes, but here are some of special interest to me: The FBI is now, tragically, in freefall. The public is at … Continue reading →
There’s another fairly comprehensive summary of the proceedings at Powerline. To me, it seems pretty obvious that this lawsuit by Lake inevitably suffers from the built-in handicap of all such suits, which is that proof is well-nigh impossible. The type … Continue reading →
Two of his associates have pled guilty and probably will get a break in their sentences in exchange for cooperative testimony: “I’m announcing that the Southern District of New York has filed charges against Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of … Continue reading →
There is no question there were major irregularities in the 2022 election in Arizona, and many of them are being revealed in the ongoing trial. But it’s always an enormously uphill battle to prove there was intentional fraud that mattered … Continue reading →
The FBI says that the Twitter files simply reveal business as usual, no big deal: The correspondence between the FBI and Twitter show nothing more than examples of our tradition, longstanding and ongoing federal government and private sector engagements, which … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Barry Meislin.”] Alan Dershowitz opines on the Jan 6 committee’s recommendation that the DOJ indict Trump: “In my view, it’s clearly unconstitutional,” Dershowitz said on Monday’s edition of the “Just the News, No Noise” TV show. “Article … Continue reading →
I’m planning to deal with Twitter files #7 at some length in a post tomorrow. But for today, I’ll just link to it again, and add this observation: With the Steele dossier, the FBI and DOJ and MSM and social … Continue reading →