Both sides have now posted their briefs in Royce White's appeal of his 50-year protective order with the MN Court of Appeals (Case A26-0671).
Let's take a look at what Angelic Aguilar, Royce's ex, has to say in her brief to the court about the abuse she and their children have suffered from US Senate Candidate Royce White.
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What Megan Says Happened:
Megan, flanked by her intrepid students, stormed into Anoka County with nothing but their sheer brilliance and a “great brief”. They singlehandedly forced the defendant to lay down his constitutional arms in total surrender.
What Actually Happened:
📝 “Appeared” in Anoka County
They did NOT file an appearance or address the court. They didn’t appear on the record. They were spectators. Nice photo though.
⚖️ “Our case”?
It wasn’t her case. It was an ordinary criminal matter prosecuted by Anoka County. Her Gun Control Clinic sought to intervene—then withdrew their motion to intervene, and told the court they wouldn’t be filing any briefs, because the defendant was pleading guilty.
🧾 “Defendant withdrew his 2A challenge”?
No. The defendant accepted a plea deal. That decision had nothing to do with her Gun Control Clinic, their presence, or their unfiled “great brief.”
📄 “Wrote a great brief”?
Maybe. But it was never filed. Never argued. Never entered into the record. The only place it exists is in her manufactured social media victory lap.
Megan Walsh’s version of events belongs in the fiction section. It's not advocacy. It’s cosplay.
But don't take our word for it. Unlike Megan, the court record doesn't lie. 02-CR-23-7572
The FBI affidavit in the Vance Boelter case directly refutes much of the disinformation circulating about the so-called manifesto, how he got from Brooklyn Park to his rented room in Minneapolis, and then to Green Isle.
A court will weigh the facts—but the alleged timeline is clear and the investigation impressively thorough for just 48 hours.
Read it here:
https://t.co/4Fqr91vS9H