Send us a text This isn’t a deep dive or a document dump—it’s a year-end transition for Tentacle Nation. The Bryon Macron case put this platform on the map, and it remains a central focus. But as more source material comes in—statements, documents, memories—the approach stays the same: no shortcuts, no half-baked conclusions. Evidence gets time, not spin. This year, what started with a handful of public records requests turned into thousands of pages and a community willing to speak up. From...
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Send us a text This isn’t a deep dive or a document dump—it’s a year-end transition for Tentacle Nation. The Bryon Macron case put this platform on the map, and it remains a central focus. But as more source material comes in—statements, documents, memories—the approach stays the same: no shortcuts, no half-baked conclusions. Evidence gets time, not spin. This year, what started with a handful of public records requests turned into thousands of pages and a community willing to speak up. From...
North Royalton: Former Prosecutor Clears Chief in Report Alteration Case
The Infamous Ex-Chief
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3 weeks ago
North Royalton: Former Prosecutor Clears Chief in Report Alteration Case
Send us a text When a police chief allegedly orders the deletion of felony charges from an officer's sworn report, who investigates? In North Royalton, Ohio, they hired a former Cuyahoga County prosecutor—and the results were exactly what you'd expect. The investigation cleared the chief, dismissed the concerns, and conveniently looped in the county prosecutor's office. This isn't about one altered report. This is about a coordinated protection strategy that rewrites legal reality to justify...
The Infamous Ex-Chief
Send us a text This isn’t a deep dive or a document dump—it’s a year-end transition for Tentacle Nation. The Bryon Macron case put this platform on the map, and it remains a central focus. But as more source material comes in—statements, documents, memories—the approach stays the same: no shortcuts, no half-baked conclusions. Evidence gets time, not spin. This year, what started with a handful of public records requests turned into thousands of pages and a community willing to speak up. From...
