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Canton Coverup Part 551: Reviewing The Evidence Of Witness Intimidation Brian Tully Found In My House

 

Dave Aronberg is a former Palm Beach County State Attorney and State Senator, who regularly makes a fool of himself on Court TV when sharing his opinions about the Karen Read case. He knew next to nothing about the case, but nonetheless determined she as guilty because defendants are always guilty to people like him. What’s scary is that this man once had the power to prosecute anyone, and he clearly doesn’t care about finding out if defendants are actually guilty or not. He recently went on the Brother Counsel YouTube presentation where he made a fool of himself by ignoring expert testimony and baselessly stating that Read was acquitted due to jury nullification. But the most ridiculous thing he said was that there was no probable cause to search Brian Albert’s house:

There was a dead cop on Albert’s front lawn, who was invited there a couple hours prior, and was dropped off there by his girlfriend. There were no reports of a man lying on their front lawn by the 8 people who drove by where his body was found with dog bites and black eyes, and no one from inside the house came outside to help during the 30 minutes first responders and a screaming woman were on the front lawn.

I know from experience that judges will sign any search warrant application police give them. After all, a judge signed a search warrant for my house, car, phones, and computers, based off of the probable cause that I had wiretapped Yuri Bukhenik in the bathroom he wasn’t located in, and said things on my YouTube presentation that they determined were witness intimidation. Tully told the judge in his sworn affidavit that he believed he would find more witness intimidation inside my house and car, as if it’s a bloody knife or DNA. After arresting me at the kids’ bus stop the police searched every inch of my house and took over 300 pictures. Let’s take a look at all the witness intimidation they found…..

Tully searched my children’s rooms and took pictures from all angles. He went through their drawers and searched their closets. I was not hiding the witness intimidation in there, so he came up empty.

 

Their report says that they took close to a dozen computers and phones. Jennifer Coffindoofus and others suggested I was a drug dealer because of that. In reality they stole my ex-wife’s computer and rummaged through closets and drawers confiscating old laptops and iPhone 4’s I forgot to discard of at a military base.

 

Whenever I get a tip from a source I write it down. But a lot of time people send me crazy shit I can’t verify, so I don’t publish it. Tully found some of these notes on my dining room table and photographed them all. Even though many of these tips are bullshit, the fact that the police can search someone’s house to identify the sources who are feeding a journalist information ABOUT the very same police searching my house, should frighten everyone.

 

I’m sure it pained Tully to find letters like this from Jenna Rocco in my house. He desperately wants me to be the villain, but there are millions of people like Jenna who can see that I am standing up for the greater good, that I am athentic, brave, and diligent, and that I am making a HUGE impact in finding justice for John O’Keefe and Karen Read. She wrote this letter about the risks I was taking by leading this movement BEFORE I was arrested. If and when a jury finds out the whole story behind why I said and did the things I’ve been charged with, I have faith that they will reach the same conclusion Jenna did.

 

Tully searched everywhere for witness intimidation, but all he found was a fully stocked pantry, some laundry, and a living room that wasn’t tidied up by the children who were there an hour before because we didn’t know we would be expecting company.

 

Next up they searched my office, but all the found there was a bunch of clutter, unopened mail, journalism awards on the wall, and a plaque for World’s Greatest Dad.

 

After coming up empty in my office Tully tried the bathroom and the linen closet, but once again couldn’t find the hidden witness intimidation.

 

After that it was onto the master bedroom, where they ripped the sheets off the bed but didn’t find any witness intimidation. What they did find suspicious was the Dish cable box, the hot tub I’ve never once used, and my addiction to baby powder, which leaves my special areas fresh and smooth.

 

Tully must’ve figured the witness intimidation was being hidden in the basement, where I conducted my YouTube presentations. Such a powerful person who can reach so many people must have an elaborate setup. Behold – Turtleboy Studios in all its splendor.

 

Maybe the witness intimidation is in the west wing of the basement? Nope. Just a bunch of 2015 Turtleboy merch, discarded children’s toys, and a gift from the 2014 Shepherd Hill Men’s Cross Country team to their favorite coach.

 

Because I sometimes streamed from my car the judge decided this was probable cause enough to search my vehicle as well. Inside the car they found all sorts of witness intimidation they’d never seen before, including the signs I filmed myself holding in front of D&E Pizza, and the 2 most deadly weapons imaginable – megaphones.

 

After coming up empty again Tully took a look around the rest of the garage. He didn’t any witness intimidation, but he did find a Frozen bicycle, some tools for lawn work, and yard signs from my failed 2021 School Committee run.

 

Frustrated, Tully went back to the Turtleboy Studios in the basement and began looking through the trash. There he found all sorts of damning things, like random stuff I jotted down during shows such as “24.2 mph,” “Feds,” an elaborate McAlbert flow chart, and “road head.”

 

The funniest part was Tully wearing carefully photographing my notes from the trash about anal beeds, and making list of the biggest stories I had written at the time. These are the same guys who left John O’Keefe’s clothes on the floor for 18 months without processing them.

 

Tully did find a letter addressed to my ex-wife from his CI Katherine Peter (AKA Krusty Panties Esq) in the trash, which Krusty left underneath our doormat while I was in Canton at the Rolling Rally. The letter tells my ex-wife that Krusty has shared her address with lots of people and was there to ask her questions as a journalist. Krusty noted that this is completely legal for her to do because MY actions are also legal when I go to the homes of witnesses. Thank you to Krusty for admitting that the Rolling Rally and my speech is completely LEGAL, which is why she wasn’t arrested for doing the same thing.

 

Tully also found this in the trash. It’s an outline I was using to show my daughter how to draw the American flag. But I’m sure they will argue it’s some sort of code for witness intimidation.

 

Boomers love sending me shit in the mail, especially tips about stuff I have no intention of writing about. Tully found an unopened letter in the house addressed to me, with a return address for me, but with the words “Canton Info” written on the back. It was too much for him to resist opening with his latex gloves. Unfortunately for him all he found was some guy rambling about the schools and asking him not to take a picture of the letter.

 

Next he decided to look through a computer bag and found all sorts of crap I never through out, including a 2018 Turtleboy business plan, tally of t-shirt sizes, and a letter from the attorney for the parents who are raising the 2 children Krusty Panties didn’t feel like raising and had taken from her by the state. I’ve never published the names of these heroic people who stepped up to be the mother and father that Kate Peter refused to be, but the Attleboro Sun Chronicle still has their article up about adopting them.

 

Tully also got a close look at what TBDS looks like in the flesh, as he read an insane letter Michael Gaffney wrote to the office of campaign finance when he filed a complaint that went nowhere, because I spent $500 out of pocket on yard signs for my failed School Committee run, and didn’t realize I had to report that.

 

Tully also found in the computer bag a color coded map of Massachusetts towns and cities, which must represent all the places I committed witness intimidation. Just kidding, my ex-wife and I went to every city and town in Massachusetts during the summer of 2014 and color coded our trips by date. He also found Mike Fucci’s failed attempt to get a harassment prevention order and criminal charges on me for when I came to his house, knocked on the door, and attempted to ask him questions about defrauding people for fake cancer donations. That was BEFORE it was illegal to knock on people’s doors.

 

Finally, Tully’s mission ended after finding an old computer hidden under a bunch of crap in the basement and some digital cameras and handheld recorders from 2008 that I just couldn’t ever get rid of. They are currently processing them at the lab for witness intimidation.

 

Despite having access to my entire phones, computer, car, and house, the only evidence of witness intimidation the Commonwealth has entered into discovery at this point are things I said on my YouTube show. I have never hid anything except for the identity of my sources, because I don’t violate the law and I do respect the anonymity of my sources who bravely come forward to expose corruption.

 

 

 

 

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2 Comments

  1. They really broke the case with the picture of your washer and drier. Pretty funny they had gloves on.

  2. I doubt they ever intended to used anything they found during the search. They thought they would use it to embarrass you & get you to back down. They probably figured out by now that’s not who you are!

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