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Yesterday, I contacted the Collin County District Attorney’s Office and the Frisco Police Department regarding statements made by Tiffney Billions in which she said she intended to reveal the names of witnesses - including minor witnesses - show their photographs, and “expose” them as liars. I made that report because the identities of minor witnesses were protected by the court for a reason. As the investigative journalist who has covered this case from the very beginning, I have spent months documenting this conduct. I have the recordings. I have the screenshots. I have the names. I have the timeline. If investigators need the evidence, I can hand it to them on a silver platter. Then, around 9pm last night, Tiffney went live. She was originally supposed to be live at 6pm. Despite what she had previously announced she intended to do, she changed the subject and never revealed the minor witnesses. She is now claiming that my previous post was “clickbait.” It wasn’t. And here is the recording of her threat to prove it. 👇 I have the video of her saying exactly what she planned to do. My post was based on her own statements - not speculation. I can’t say for certain why she changed course. But I believe the only reason she did not follow through with exposing those witnesses is because my post put a spotlight on what she had publicly announced, and she knew people were watching. If that’s true, then ask yourself this: Why is an investigative journalist the one standing between protected witnesses and people threatening to expose them? Why am I the one documenting the evidence, preserving it, notifying law enforcement, and sounding the alarm? At some point, my investigation has to end, and law enforcement’s investigation has to begin. That is how the justice system is supposed to work. I also want to make something else clear. There are plenty of people online repeating rumors, spreading misinformation, and amplifying the attacks. But after following this case from the beginning, I believe I know who has been driving much of it from the top. I know who the head of the snake. The people repeating the narrative are one thing. The people directing it are another. In law enforcement, you don’t solve an organized problem by chasing every person at the bottom. You identify the source. You identify the organizers. You focus on the people leading the conduct. Why aren’t these actions being thoroughly investigated? If there is evidence of people publicly stating they intend to expose protected witnesses, why isn’t the law being enforced? Why have individuals who publicly revealed the identities of minor witnesses DURING the trial, to my knowledge, also faced no consequences? Witnesses - especially children - deserve to know that when a court puts protections in place, those protections actually mean something. The public deserves to know that those protections are enforced equally, regardless of who is involved.