Self-proclaimed political prisoner and “innocent man” Craig Hendry received a financial windfall on Wednesday following his announcement that he was sentenced to over a year in prison after his felony stalking conviction.

Craig Hendry again dominated the GoFundMe market on Tuesday though his dominance may continue as Hendry made a defiant statement Wednesday morning after being sentenced for felony stalking and misdemeanor harassment charges.

Craig Hendry’s “To Support Craig’s Work” GoFundMe campaign surged on Monday following a direct appeal from the YouTuber to his fans following his latest audio address from jail at midday.

Kevin “The Angry Vet” Soper’s yearly donation drive for his Boost SCARS’ Mission for Veterans & Citizens took second place for Sunday as our own On-Going Expenses campaign edged it out for the victory, pulling in $70.00 in donations to the Angry Vet’s $60.00.

Perhaps Jose “Chille” DeCastro was onto something the other day when he said that he hated trying to do fundraisers between Thanksgiving and Christmas as the mid-month figures are in for the First Amendment Auditing Campaigns we follow, and things are bleak at best.

In a recent livestream, Jose “Chille” DeCastro stated that he didn’t like to hold fundraisers between Thanksgiving and Christmas as it tended to be a stressful time that people didn’t have a lot of extra money to contribute due to the holiday season.

Jeremiah Payne remained free on Tuesday as his dire warnings that he needed $600.00 from his fans immediately or else face “280 days in jail, guaranteed” proved false and he scrubbed his YouTube channels of evidence of his fundraisers.

The market was still down on Sunday but saw some signs of life as the Angry Vet’s Boost SCARS’ Mission for Veterans & Citizens campaign took in $20.00 for the day, bringing its total take to $1,100.00 out of a $20,000.00 goal.