@elonmuskADO AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.... and make sure it has a brand new OS. Tesla OS (Teslos). The OS duopoly must be broken.
I have represented a man the US government claimed was funding terrorism. They locked him up for three years in solitary confinement and were trying to lock him up for two decades but a judge released him after we exposed in court that the government lied.
I represented a man whose wife accused him of sexually molesting his daughters - a crime I believe he should be executed for - if he did it. But we showed police how the wife fabricated those allegations to get custody.
I represented a man whose wife claimed he broke her ribs - he was facing felony charges till we found a video her toddler accidentally recorded where the mother is overheard telling a friend that she’s claiming her husband for bruises and injuries she gave herself.
I have also seen very often those engaged in the most wrongdoing privately publicly attack innocent people and falsely accuse them of the same things the accuser is actually doing. People often point fingers and falsely accuse others to distract from the wrongs they are doing.
I have seen messages of women threatening successful men with false charges if they do not give them money.
And I’ve seen the media IGNORE those extorting messages and still paint the extorter as a victim.
These are just a few examples.
I firmly believe the case against @Cobratate and @TateTheTalisman is almost exactly like the many cases where people are falsely accused for personal, financial, or political vendettas, and where we have been able to get the prosecutors to unilaterally drop the charges as a result.
If the brothers were not as known and influential as they were - prosecutors would have dropped the case long ago as I have seen them do in many similarly situated cases.
There’s a common pattern of people conspiring to falsely accuse successful leaders and change makers. When the targets of such character assassination campaigns do not pose a threat to the status quo the charges are dropped. But when you are seen as a threat to the status quo you’ll face charges on such flimsy evidence that would never result in charges against anyone else.