A bullet almost ended my life.
The justice system almost took the rest.
Five surgeries. Fifty-three days in the hospital. One hundred thirty-eight days behind bars. Hundreds of days separated from my son.
I was acquitted—but surviving wasn’t the end of the story.
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👀 Paragraphs 14 & 15
Bederow shows a paper trail proving Proctor actively helped draft the initial witness intimidation charges!!
On July 28 and 29, 2023, Bukhenik emailed Proctor draft reports titled "McCabe harassment" and "Albert harassment". Bukhenik explicitly asked Proctor for his investigative input and if anything needed to "be fixed". MINUTES LATER, Bukhenik sent updated, "more accurate" versions of those reports back to Proctor. Did Cosgrove lie to the court about Proctor’s involvement?
This mornings hearing:
-Karen Reads team will be filing a motion to compel for Matt McCabe very shortly.
-Proctors depo started 2.5 hours late (at his request) at 12:30pm and ended at 5pm (at his request)
-Karen Read sat for her full day deposition and they will be scheduling another day to finish
-Allie McCabe sat for her deposition ✅
-Karina and Nicholas Kolkatas have their depositions scheduled for July 29
Judge Gildea says “we’re trying but not getting very far and I guess we need the motions to compel” 😏💪🏼
When Proctor’s attorney low key accused Read of leaking Proctor’s emergency motion, the Court laughed and suggested that maybe Proctor meant the judge leaked it! Did he demand a factual basis for Proctor’s accusation? No. He just said Seligson he couldn’t address it.
Today at 5:00 PM EDT the incomparable @Bederowlaw joins us for a cozy fireside chat…and we will be talking about whatever the hell Mark wants to chat about! It’s bound to be a good time…so come and hang!
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In light of retired MSP Lt. Brian Tully seeking to quash his subpoena in the KR civil suit, I wanted to reshare Tully’s full IA report that I obtained through a FOIA request at the beginning of this year.
Worth a read through again, especially the interviews of the higher ranks Gerald Collins and Leonard Coppenrath. This went all the way to the top. They all knew what was going on and they all protected each other.
Fascinating. Absolutely fascinating.
Here's the guy everybody had to wait on to give the go-ahead to plant the taillight (allegedly). He supervised the entire investigation. Now Brian Tully wants the Court quash, "in its entirety," a subpoena directed to him in the O'Keefe family's wrongful death civil case, because:
🔹 A "subpoena is not a legitimate exercise of discovery." Huh?
🔹 He's retired (i.e., he's been "re-homed").
🔹 He wasn't the "primary investigator."
🔹 It's burdensome.
🔹 He has a motion to dismiss pending in the (later-filed) federal civil rights case, and he wants to pretend that case came first and is somehow more important.
The O'Keefe family must prove Karen Read struck Officer O'Keefe with her SUV in order to win their wrongful death case. They cannot possibly do that without extensive testimony from Brian Tully. Yet Tully's lawyer wants Judge Gildea to agree that Tully shouldn't be deposed - at all!
Faced with the reality that he (a) previously agreed (in writing) to attend his deposition and (b) blew past the ten-day limit to object to the subpoena, he argues that shouldn't matter because . . . he's Brian Tully (I guess).
On top of that, Tully says his lawyer never tried to comply with Superior Court Rule 9C ("counsel for each of the parties shall confer in advance of filing any motion") because his lawyer "did not believe a conference would be productive." But he's now willing to comply if the "Court would find it useful." There's that Brian Tully exception again!
Clown world, folks. A complete waste of the Court's time and resources, imho.
Tully has to face the music in the O’Keefe case.
Don’t forget - The only reason the O’Keefe’s IED claims survived Karen’s MTD is because Diller attached TULLY’s search warrant affidavit to his opposition brief. DILLER put Tully at the center of THIS lawsuit.