The story.
The sources.
The open questions.

Start with the full chronology, then read a focused brief on the event, record, or question you want to understand.

Start with the full story ↗
01
Master chronology

FBI, DEA and DoD OIG: My 2021–2026 Records Timeline

The agency-records chronology, source notes, and questions that remain open.

02
Chronology

January 8, 2022: What Happened in Boston

The Boston meeting, the recording allegation, what the Attleboro response establishes, and what remains unresolved.

03
Chronology

August 2022: Federal Reporting, the Mondrian, and the Reported Threat

A date-centered reconstruction separating firsthand observation, preserved communications, and unresolved attribution questions.

04
Chronology

The 2024 Timeline: From First Contact to December 30

A conservative reconstruction of the 2024 branch and the questions that primary records must answer.

05
Evidence

The December 30, 2024 Collision: What the Records Establish — and What They Do Not

The difference between proving a collision occurred and proving criminal intent, coordination, or causation.

06
Records

How Government Records Could Confirm or Disprove My Allegations

Why audit logs, access histories, provider process, referral records, and dissemination histories matter.

07
Preservation

The Records I Am Asking Agencies to Preserve

A practical inventory of the records that could prove, narrow, or disprove the central allegations.

08
Procedure

Why These Proceedings Must Remain Separate

Why federal, military, state, local, records, forensic, and civil lanes cannot simply be merged.

09
Methodology

Evidence Grades A–E: How I Separate Evidence From Inference

The evidence-classification system used throughout this public record.

10
Policy

Corrections, Sources, and Evidence Integrity Policy

How this site handles originals, summaries, corrections, redactions, conflicting sources, and better evidence.

11
Trust

What I Am Alleging — and What I Am Not Claiming Is Proven

A plain-language boundary between allegations, evidence, legal theories, and adjudicated facts.

12
Legal analysis

Why RICO Entered the Analysis

Why a cross-actor enterprise theory is now an investigative question—and why it is not an automatic conclusion.

13
Perspective

Why I Waited Years Before Speaking Publicly

Why preservation, records, and lawful process came before public accusations.

14
Business

The Dark Knight Project and the Business Consequences

How I separate documented business effects from unproven causation theories involving the broader investigation.

Brief publication dates are shown on each page. The full-story article is the later agency-records edition. Read subsequent updates.