It’s Illegal and It’s Criminal! A Glimpse of the Criminals in the Waco Justice System

[Elderberry]

Harley Liberty by Texas Bellend March 22, 2018

Roll up your selves because the truth is getting deep!

When Able Reyna lost the primary election, a great sense of relief came down like a down pour of rain from heaven for those who are involved with the Twin Peaks atrocity.  A sense of permission to take off the suit of armor of determination and fight for Justice against the incestuous justice system of Waco Texas. This sounds redundant but it is so true.

Pacified that there is truly light at the end of this dark tunnel, many of us writers like myself are dumb founded with the silence and bailing of the McLennan county ship.  We are all watching them turn on each other like dirty rats and scurry out of offices like an infestation of cockroaches when the light is turned on.

After almost three years of pure obsession against the miscarriage of justice that is Waco…..NOW WHAT!  Giving this a lot of thought, I came to the conclusion that so many of you out there possibly do not understand the level of criminality by the Prosecution and Judges that took place and how deep the pockets are in Waco among the District Attorneys office, DPS, Texas Rangers, ATF, FBI, Sheriffs Department, Game Wardens (yes Game Wardens were present at Twin Peaks), and local Police.

More: https://harleyliberty.com/2018/03/22/its-illegal-and-its-criminal-a-glimpse-of-the-criminals-in-the-waco-justice-system/

[Elderberry]

[Elderberry]

"Officer of the Court | Sgt. Cory J. Ledbetter | AKA Red Boots"

https://www.onenationunderarrest.com/police/officer-court-sgt-cory-j-ledbetter-aka-red-boots/

[Elderberry]

Waco Day 1326

It doesn’t seem likely that there will be another trial in the Waco Twin Peaks Mass Murder case until at least January 2, 2019. That will be 1,326 days after lame duck District Attorney Abel Reyna “helped” police with their investigation, as Waco Police Public Information Officer Patrick Swanton put it at the time, and unilaterally decided to arrest 177 witnesses because at least one of them was a murderer and possibly more than a dozen of them may have fired, thrust or swung a deadly weapon in what can probably be reasonably argued was self defense.

The defenses of the men who fought will probably be the same two defenses that peace officers always use which are: “Everybody has 20-20 hindsight” and “It is better to be tried by 12 than buried by six.”

http://www.agingrebel.com/16374

[Sanguine]

Elderberry, I hadn't heard that he lost.  Great news!

And, in continuing good news, our crooked county judge also lost his primary.   ^-^

[IsailedawayfromFR]

This is such a travesty of justice it needs to be continued to be exposed for its corruption and the incipient consequential corruption of individuals.

Those individuals require jail time to ensure our system of justice.