Population of each state divided by the number of indictments based on 2016 census data. the resulting graph shows an inverse relationship of the size of the bar to the number of indictments– lower bar like California has higher indictments per person that Oregon which has the lowest number of indictments per person
thought about that and although it is possible it is just the inverse of what i showed– i intended it to be more a directional conversation starter– like why are Michigan and Florida so pure?– previous speculation that it related to actions against officials who created and promoted sanctuary cities– does that theory hold up if Michigan has so few indictments per capita?- or does it have to do with CP rings– missing and abducted children by state– do the statistics match the same pattern as the indictments?
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stuff like that there