You love to see it: More insurrectionists indicted

[soothsayer]

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[UPDATE] James Uptmore has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *FOUR COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status…



8:54 AM · Mar 23, 2021


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[UPDATE] Alexander Shepard has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *SIX COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status…


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[UPDATE] Jeffrey Witcher has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *FIVE COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status…



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[UPDATE] Richard Barnard has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *FOUR COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status


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[UPDATE] Virginia Spencer has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *FOUR COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status…




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[UPDATE] Christopher Spencer has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *FIVE COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status…


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[UPDATE] Federico Klein has been indicted by a federal grand jury on *EIGHT COUNTS* http://seditiontracker.com/suspects/by_status

[TNNurse]

1. Can we get started on some CONVICTIONS????

[gratuitous]

2. Need a trial first

And that's months down the line, as evidence is developed, testimony is secured, and the defendants have to sift through the evidence against them. It's time-consuming, cumbersome, and absolutely necessary, and I hope to avail myself of every last legal tool at my disposal should I be accused of a crime.

I want these fuckers behind bars, but I want to make sure they don't get off on a technicality because some overeager prosecutor missed something, like what happened to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge terrorists (Thank you, then-AUSA Billy Williams).

[soothsayer]

4. Yep, slow and steady wins the race

Read somewhere that feds have a 99% win record but idk if that’s a fact. They’re pretty sure of their case by time they charge ‘em though.

[ancianita]

7. Right, but before that, filed indictments. This is a nationwide swamp of cultists. At this point

there should be no unemployed lawyers. As of yesterday, 351 have been charged. 110 of them are by grand jury indictment. Indictments and trials to follow.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/capitol-riot-arrests-2021-03-18/

By March 2021 the Justice Department stated the "investigation and prosecution of the Capitol Attack will likely be one of the largest in American history, both in terms of the number of defendants prosecuted and the nature and volume of the evidence." The Department asked courts to delay most cases by at least two months so the volumes of cases and evidence could be better managed.[521]...

As of March 18, a total of 312 people, from 42 states, were charged in federal court with crimes, including at least 110 indicted by federal grand juries.[26][27] Federal prosecutors expect that at least 400 will ultimately be charged.[521]

Acting U.S. Attorney Sherwin said that "almost all" of the cases charged in federal court have involved "significant federal felonies" with sentences between five and twenty years.[26] Many have been charged with assault on law enforcement officers; "violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol ground";[26] trespassing; disrupting Congress; theft or other property crimes; weapons offenses; making threats; and conspiracy.[523] Some criminal indictments are under seal.[522] The majority of cases are in federal court, while others are in D.C. Superior Court.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_storming_of_the_United_States_Capitol#Investigations_and_prosecutions

I wonder why, and whose, indictments are under seal.

[Evolve Dammit]

8. Good question (last line). We can't even see the un-redacted Mueller report FCS.

"nationwide swamp of cultists." That's for damn sure. Probably in the millions

[ancianita]

10. The 117th should hold hearings as a public review on why indictments are sealed. It could be

for timing court cases so that precedents might enable further discovery; it could be over classified info, in which case that should be publicly stated; it could be that elected officials get judges' chamber considerations for questionable reasons.

But sealed indictments and the justice system's neglect of jury-based trial justice really piss me off.

[Evolve Dammit]

15. Agreed. It is unecessarily murky and protracted. Hearings would be welcome.

[lagomorph777]

16. Some perps may not know they are under indictment yet.

Don't wanna tip 'em off before the arrests.

[ancianita]

19. See where my looking into that just got me. It's no rabbit hole. It's worse.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100215259240

[lagomorph777]

23. So they might get tipped off by Putin.

But I doubt he's bothering to interact with individual terrorists.

[ancianita]

24. No, that's not how this works --it's by his network of proxies through trump and 45's messengers.

[lagomorph777]

25. Yeah. Bad news.

We have to surveil Turd and all of his cronies.

[ancianita]

26. If facts of that were in sealed docs exposed by hacking, he might already know that had happened,

and has warned all his fellow seditionists in Congress.

[Fritz Walter]

14. Patience, everyone!

The prosecutors may decide to apply some legal thumb-screws to get these seditionist to flip on bigger fish: the organizers.

[Warpy]

9. Even assholes need trials unless they smarten up and plea bargain down

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but being assholes, they'll get quick trials, lose them, and be faced with a minimum of fines, court costs, and what I hope will be long probation with their Preciious taken away from them for the duration (you know, no guns).

That last part will hurt them most of all, especially the ones who went in as couples, no way to get their arsenals registered to Mrs. Howler MonKey, she also got the fine and probation.

Trials most likely won't start until June and they won't be over for many months. The wheels of justice grind ever slowly, but grind they do, something these jerks are about to find out.

[iluvtennis]

3. Excellent news....now, Lock. Them. Up. nt

[KS Toronado]

5. Brother sent me the 2nd picture several weeks back

asking if the cops were knocking on my door yet. I thought he photo shopped my face in it. Asked where he
was hiding in the photo since we were together that day. Everybody has a look-a-like.

[soothsayer]

13. That's hilarious

Or scary

[KS Toronado]

20. More like hilarious since we had some good laughs over it.

Scary would have been being at the insurrection among a crazed mob of Qrumpers proudly wearing my
anti-tRump hat.

[Glorfindel]

6. It does my heart good to see these traitors indicted

Thanks for posting, soothsayer, and keep 'em coming!

[soothsayer]

12. You got it!

[BobTheSubgenius]

11. Posts like these make me...I was going to say "happy," but nothing about this makes me "happy."

Maybe "mollified" is the better word.

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

18. I really hope the FBI starts aiming higher.

They need to go after Bannon, Stone and Manafort. Paul Manafort did this kind of shit in the Ukraine against their government. They're neck-deep in this shit and they need to serve some time for this.

Maybe some of the lower hanging fruit will flip...

[soothsayer]

22. You kinda gotta work your way up the food chain

[crickets]

27. True. My fervent hope is that the FBI is slowly but surely doing so. nt

[spanone]

21. Why aren't the feds showing up at mar a lago to arrest the ring leader?