CaptSteve
@SailboatWolf
Just an old IT guru with a sailboat. Lover of dogs, cats, and most other critters. Also, Slava Ukraini!
Apparently the government has been working with Jessica Leslie, the grand jury leaker, for close to a year. One wonders how many wiretapping warrants were approved during that time? My hunch is that it was more than 1.
I've had to deal with people like this woman for most of my working career.
She tells The CEO he's not allowed to park there.
Spring, 1981, at the beach, sitting in a car with my fellow wastrels drinking beer and smoking cigs, listening to this on tape twice over.
Name the last time you can recall @DoctorTurtleboy being wrong about any significant detail or pertinent fact? You can't. And there will be NO amnesty.
Name the last time you can recall @DoctorTurtleboy being wrong about any significant detail or pertinent fact? You can't. And there will be NO amnesty.
I was fired from Astronomer today. I ran our company’s events team. Turns out our CEO and Head of HR were having an affair and got caught at the Coldplay concert that I bought the company tickets to. They blamed me for getting caught and fired me on the spot. Taking some…
I see very few ways where pushing a false narrative, raising scads of money based on that false narrative, intimidating witnesses and potential jury tampering do NOT draw the attention of law enforcement.
From what I can tell, the only CDLs in the current Grand Jury story are the ones held by the people who drive the prisoners from the courthouse to the prison.
The real question is: how did the Feds find Jessica Leslie and get their hands on her comms? Second question: if they've been negotiating her plea for a year, who else's communications do they have access to?
What was so wrong with this that it needed to be deconstructed and transformed into the hell scape that we now currently inhabit?
Jessica Leslie has flipped and federal indictments are coming.
This is quite relevant to the ongoing flood of FKR troll accounts. theguardian.com/books/2025/jul…
What a curious way to announce that you overdid the day drinking.
Bringing my tools of the trade (Loos tension gauge, toolkit, roast beef sandwich) and heading out to engage in the dark, somewhat mysterious art of tuning large sailboats' rigging.
Karen Read talks out of her ass quite a bit, and thanks to that leaky balloon knot, she tends to speak in run-on sentences.