Reporter Grant Smith Ellis is reporting that YouTuber and Masshole Troll Mafia leader Kate Peter was found guilty of violating conditions of her release in a case involving Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney’s ex-girlfriend Lauren Murray today and has been sentenced to thirty hours of community service and had her probation extended by three months.
It’s Wednesday, so we have our usual Twitter drama out of the Canton, Massachusetts area, with Kate Peter and others focusing on the identity of a mysterious sock account that has been threatening pro-O’Keefe family accounts and defending Karen Read.
There were instant ramifications after the O’Keefe family filed their civil suit against Karen Read on Monday, with “Turtleboy” Aidan Kearney leading the charge of anti-O’Keefe family Twitter posts, accusing members of the family of financial discrepancies.
Sunday saw a crazy end to the weekend of surprise statements from the on-going conflict between Kate Peter, Grant Smith Ellis and “Turtleboy” Aidan Kearney as all three released statements to end the weekend.
The insanity in Massachusetts continued as Grant Smith Ellis went on a twitter rampage early Sunday morning, accusing Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney of being a confidential informant who has worked with the feds as his only explanation for why Kearney has avoided jail time.
“Turtleboy” Aidan Kearney called out Steve Cote as his main suspect in the lynching of a turtle outside of his parents’ house in July, replacing his former “top suspect” of Kate Peter in the act of animal cruelty.
Reporter Grant Smith Ellis took to twitter over the weekend with a series of attacks on Masshole Troll Mafia leader Kate Peter, equating her actions in helping organize the movement in support of the family of John O’Keefe, the victim in the Karen Read murder trial, with that of Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney, the former leader of the “Free Karen Read” movement.
SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes was found guilty of trespassing in the Schenectady, New York, City Hall, last Thursday based due to his actions in the city hall on April 1, 2024.
The market was flat for Monday other than a $70.00 donation to our own Ongoing Expenses campaign.
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