US DOJ Tells
John Earle Sullivan Of Evidence It Uses
After He Showed $35000 CNN Receipt
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Song Song
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FEDERAL COURT,
March 23 – Among the cases
brought by the US Department
of Justice in the wake of the
events of January 6 in the
U.S. Capitol, that of John
Earle Sullivan stands out.
On February
16, Inner City
Press obtained
four receipts
Sullivan's
lawyer filed -
$35,000 from
CNN - and put
them on
DocumentCloud,
here.
Then
Inner City
Press live
tweeted the
proceeding in
which Sullivan
got GPS
removed, ban
on using
social media
to organize
"violent or
illegal"
protests.
Now on
March 23, the
Acting US
Attorney for
the DDC has
listed to Sullivan's
counsel this
discovery:
"The
enclosed
memorializes
the provision
of the
following
preliminary
discovery in
this case, via
file-sharing
(unless
otherwise
indicated):
1.
Indictment
(emailed on
2/3/2021) 2.
Signed
Complaint
(emailed on
2/18/2021) 3.
Signed
Affidavit
Supporting
Complaint
(emailed on
2/18/2021) 4.
302 from
Defendant’s
Interview 1/7
(emailed on
2/18/2021) 5.
302 from
Defendant’s
Interview 1/9
(emailed on
2/18/2021) 6.
Signed
Redacted
Complaint 7.
Signed Arrest
Warrant, and
Arrest Warrant
Return 8. 9
Screenshots of
Defendant from
Affidavit 9.
Criminal
History Report
10. Video of
Defendant’s
Interview 1/11
11. Videos
Provided by
Defendant 1/11
(10 files) 12.
CenturyLink
Subpoena
Production (2
files) 13.
Beehive
Broadband
Subpoena
Production (2
files) 14.
Defendant’s
Molotov
Cocktail Video
and Jayden X
screenshot 15.
Defendant’s
InsurgenceUSA
Instagram post
“How to Take
Down A
Monument” 16.
Defendant’s
Periscope
video “Let’s
Explore DC”
17.
Defendant’s
Facebook post
“Let’s start a
riot” Case
1:21-cr-00078-EGS
Document 18-1
Filed 03/23/21
Page 1 of 3 2
18.
Defendant’s
Facebook post
“Insurgence
Defense Fund”
19.
Defendant’s
Youtube videos
(7 files) 20.
Defendant’s
Youtube
screenshots
(11 files) 21.
Defendant’s
Twitter videos
(9 files) 22.
Defendant’s
Tweets (6
posts) 23.
Open-Source
Videos (10
files, zipped)
24.
Open-Source
Articles (5
files) 25.
Video of
Defendant’s
Infowars
Interview
Due to
the
extraordinary
nature of the
January 6,
2021 Capitol
Attack, the
government
anticipates
that a large
volume of
materials may
contain
information
relevant to
this
prosecution.
These
materials may
include, but
are not
limited to,
surveillance
video,
statements of
similarly
situated
defendants,
forensic
searches of
electronic
devices and
social media
accounts of
similarly
situated
defendants,
and citizen
tips. The
government is
working to
develop a
system that
will
facilitate
access to
these
materials."
On January
15 Sullivan appeared before
U.S. District Court for the
District of Utah Magistrate
Judge Daphne A. Oberg for the
type of detention hearing that
has resulted in the jailing of
Cleveland Grover Meredith and
Lonnie Coffman in DC, and
Eduard Florea in the EDNY in
New York.
But this
one went differently: DOJ did
not even file a detention
memo, or meet the threshold
that was met on Meredith. Full
just-filed list of conditions
of release on Patreon here.
Song here.
Inner City Press live tweeted
on January 15, here.
On February
5, DOJ took a second shot on
new facts, including an
iPhone, and InfoWars interview
and text messages, before U.S.
District Court for the
District of Columbia
Magistrate Judge Robin M.
Meriweather, now put over to
February 8. Inner City Press
live tweeted February 5 here
(and put the 26 page detention
memo on Patreon here)
On February 9
Judge Meriweather returned and
ruled that Sullivan can remain
free. One of the allegations
of violations, along emailing
the Insurgence USA list to say
"Pack the court," was lost.
But Judge Meriweather said it
did not change her ruling.
Inner City Press live tweeted
here
and below.
Now on
February 15, Presidents Day,
this from Sullivan's lawyer,
saying he should still be able
to make money through
Insurgence USA with contracts
with CNN: "Defendant should
not be restricted from earning
his income through Insurgence
USA Insurgence USA is not
charged with any offense in
this matter. Insurgence is not
deemed to have been involved
in any criminal activity.
Defendant is legitimately
self-employed as a
documentarian and it is
oppressive to require that he
not be allowed to continue his
primary area of employment for
an extended period of time.
Attached to this pleading are
receipts for services
documenting defendant’s
employment. 1. Contract with
Australian Broadcasting. 2.
Contract with Left/Right, LLC;
3. Agreement to release video
footage with Rocky Mountain
Public Media. 4. License
Agreement with CNN." More on
Patreon here.
Song on SoundCloud here.
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