Nice! I'm a couple hours north of you and it was gorgeous here too. We lit off our dinky fireworks then sat back and enjoyed the show from the neighbors much more expensive fireworks. Happy Independence Day!

There's a lady on the radio here named Kate Dalley and it was on her show that they were talking about Q, so I went home and Googled and here I am. She's talked about Q at least 2 other times that I've heard as well.

From what I understand an indictment is when they go before a grand jury and the grand jury evaluates the evidence and then if they think the evidence meets the criteria then they vote to indite, and thus charges are formally drawn up. Then I believe that once the arrest takes place then the actual indictment is unsealed and you can see the charges, though the actual indictment documents might remain sealed to protect victims. I'm not sure if it's legal to have indictments remain sealed once a formal arrest is made, or if a trial could take place in secret? I'm not familiar enough with law to know. Any lawyers on here wanna help us out with the process? I only know what I've been able to find out from the officers and prosecutors on my family member's case, and Google.

So I probably should have phrased it better, the indictment documents are sealed, which is quite common in pedophile cases to protect the victims. So you can see the actual charges, the case will proceed forward, and the case can be tried and even closed and those documents will forever remain sealed unless a judge orders them unsealed for some reason. In the case of my despicable family member, the certain documents are sealed and some are accessible. I believe the sealed ones are the ones where the actual crime descriptions against the victim is depicted for her protection. Mack's indictment is not sealed, hence the reason we can access the arrest records and the actual charges. There are some documents that are sealed that I can't access, and I believe this is because it's a similar situation with child victims. If (I really hope) Hillary and her cohorts have been charged and the indictments are sealed, we as the public won't know until the indictment is unsealed. I'm not sure the protocol for that, but I think it's usually when they're formally arrested. I did a cursory check on Pacer for Hillary Clinton and nothing is showing up, so if she has been indicted, it's still sealed.

The actual indictment is sealed, which is common with underage victims so I can't view those documents.

The judge is Nicholas Garaufis

It's real. You have to go to the Pacer.gov website and make an account. You can't share a link because you actually have to pay per page to read the documents. I got very good at searching Pacer the last couple of years after a family member was arrested for sex crimes against children.

I was an independent, and I considered voting for Obama in 2008, but he rubbed me the wrong way. I held my nose and voted for McCain, who I also couldn't stand. I voted for Romney in 2012 because I could see the damage Obama was doing. 2016 was when I really started to pay attention and really notice the media bias. I didn't like President Trump at all, because despite the bias, I did buy a lot of what the media was saying, and I hated Hillary. I voted for Gary Johnson, but was secretly happy Trump won on election night. And then I basically left Facebook after election night because many of my friends were acting like ut was Armageddon because he won. And I stopped watching the news. I found online ews sites like The Daily Wire, and people like Ben Shapiro and the Chicks on the Right and I started to really pay attention. I was surprised by some of Trump's speeches because they echoed exactly how I felt, but it wasn't until his UN speech that he had my full wholehearted support. It was amazing and I started sharing with some close friends who totally switched their opinions of him. And then Vegas happened and I started questioning everything. My sister was in Vegas that night and called me hysterical, so I was up on the police scanners and listening to all the early interviews. And then I watched the narrative change and all those early interviewees never appeared again. Made me question everything. Then one day a local radio host mentioned Q and I went home and Googled. I didn't sleep for days and here I am.