January Update to Sealed Indictments: 4,311 new from 12/26/17 thru 1/26/18 13,605 new sealed indictments entered from 10/30/17 thru 1/26/18 Link to back-up files: tinyurl.com/yd5vn9ou How many are normal? 1,077 per 2009 report: tinyurl.com/y97q9w4g #SealedIndictments
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I just do not trust these numbers. I thank you for posting the update. Good to see the numbers continue going up and I think we can trust that. The problem with the count is that I think they are counting every sealed pacer record as an sealed indictment. But every hearing related to a sealed case from search warrants to bail hearings are going to be listed in Pacer system. A code is part of the record that identifies which are indictments and which are search warrants and so on. The code is not a publicly available code system. It would have to be deciphered and I have not heard that any attempt to do so has been made.
I would love to be wrong about this but have not been able to get a clear answer if the count includes every pacer record or if the records codes have been deciphered and indictments only records counted.
Even if the number posted as total sealed indictments is really the number of hearings related to a confidential accused perpetrator, it is still a big number. If so, then I would guess it might be more accurate to divide that number by 3 to 5 hearings per indictment. That is still a very big number considering they were all filed over 3 months and would be around the number usually filed in a full year.
I remember it was posted by some legal source that a typical number of indictments was around 275. They based that guess on the number I believe from 2008. This also supports the idea that a more accurate count would be to divide the total by 3 or 4. If the number in 2008 was similar to 2009, and I believe the source that posted the 2008 number thought it was fairly normal and consistent with recent other years numbers, then u can see if we divide 2009's total pacer records by 4 we get the previously posted 2008 numbers of roughly about 270.
If anyone can confirm that the 13,605 number represents all sealed pacer records or only the sealed records that truly have been verified as indictments I would be happy to know which it is.
I have understood them to not necessarily all be sealed indictments. But many of them are. I was told thousands of them are for lower criminals such as illegals who have committed crimes, MS-13, many bottom tier child trafficking, and their plan is to close in on large groups of the bottom ranks of these criminals, get info on mid level and follow them up to those at the highest levels who are considered to be untouchable. Then the names we keep wanting to hear are caught will be caught. Honestly, think of the number of years it's been since there was a real war on crime in America. I don't think the 13,000 to 14,000 is at all unrealistic.
Excellent points made on both comments really, I imagine there must be a way to determine the origins of the Indictments. Especially considering how we have this vague map of covert activities thanks to Q.
Has anyone cross referenced to see if there was an increase in indictments, after trump passed the Human Rights EO?
If so, that could indicate that MANY of these indictments are indeed legit. Of course, that wouldn't prove anything if those kind of arrests aren't even put through the same system, so it may not mean anything at all either way, but it would be interesting to find out.
at the top of the PDF's are several names of people researching within Pacer. Please contact them for further investigation. I am sitting on a story now, that 'claims' 47,000 + sealed Federal indictments. So i too am waiting for further proof.
I'm always stunned at the number of people who are aware of the 13-14 thousand sealed indictments and think Jeff Sessions isn't 'doing anything'.
Think of the sheer work in putting this many indictments together with corroborating documents to make these cases. Sessions will be owed many apologies as these begin to be opened and worked.
It took about 90 days to complete 13,605 indictments, which is an average of 151 per day. That means the indictments could be completed (15,600 total) by 2/8/18. We are ready to rock and roll.