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General Mar 24, 2026 at 7:53 PM

Minnesota sues US agencies for access to evidence in killings of Renee Good, Alex Pretti

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https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/minnesota-sues-us-agencies-access-evidence-killings-rene-good-alex-pretti-2026-03-24/
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TheBigCore Mar 24, 2026 +70
> Minnesota sues US agencies for access to evidence in killings of Renee Good, Alex Pretti "We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing!" "We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas!" "On the advice of our legal counsel, we invoke the 5th Amendment."
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Infamous-Sky-1874 Mar 24, 2026 +26
More like "We torched the evidence and then pissed on it. What are you going to do about it nerd?"
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MiddayClimax Mar 25, 2026 +5
What are Democrats going to do about it? Throw the lowest hanging fruit in prison and circle jerk themselves over a job well done? Meanwhile all the people in actual power face no consequences. Hey maybe shake it up for once
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TheBigCore Mar 25, 2026 +3
At a minimum, Democrats need to regain all 3 branches of government in 2028. Problem with that though is even if they do, the Democrats will chicken out and drop the subject like they always do.
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rnilf Mar 24, 2026 +365
> In late January, following the killing of Alex Pretti, a court granted the state a temporary restraining order ​barring federal investigators ​from ⁠destroying evidence in the investigation. The restraining order was eventually ​dissolved by the judge who granted ​it. Insane that this order would be needed. More insane that the order was then "dissolved". In a rational world, all Americans across the entire political spectrum would want accountability from our government. But, of course, when millions of Americans are either **f****** idiots** or corrupt as f***, rationality gets thrown out the window.
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TheBigCore Mar 24, 2026 +40
Well, the American educational system encourages lack of critical thinking and intelligence. This is by design since the rulers of this country do not want a population capable of those.
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mrflarp Mar 25, 2026 +11
The education system is being replaced by an indoctrination system.
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jazznessa Mar 25, 2026 +1
The rest of the world had been making fun of you guys for ages for your tourists, interviewing answers, online comments, etc.
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breakneckjones Mar 25, 2026 -8
Meanwhile, we don't care about the rest of the world's opinions because we have the biggest stick.
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jazznessa Mar 25, 2026 +7
Yeah , it shows. You guys got an interesting cabinet linked to a certain island to host a bunch of kids, who you voted in for twice. A national debt of over 39 T, can't afford medical care, can't offer social nets for people; but yeah tell me more about those munitions you are using to police the world because is clearly working for the average american.
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TheBigCore Mar 25, 2026 +4
Americans don't see until they're much older that they are indoctrinated and propagandized from an early age about how "great" the USA is. The public educational system in the USA was intentionally designed to create an ignorant and stupid population that cannot think critically or rationally. The USA's owners also want a population **that obeys** and **does not question** those in charge. They expect the average American to go to work, pay their taxes, and be quiet. As long as the bread and circuses continue, nothing will change. Unfortunately, the minority of Americans who see through all the bullshit can't really do anything because the overwhelming majority of the population **enjoys its serfdom** and won't do anything about how socially, economically, and politically backward the country is.
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TheBigCore Mar 25, 2026 +2
One day you most certainly will care, when the USA no longer has the world's reserve currency and everyone has made economic arrangements excluding the US from them.
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NessaMagick Mar 25, 2026 +2
I can't imagine living in a country where blowing up other countries instead of looking after your own is seen as a genuine flex to be proud of.
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goomyman Mar 24, 2026 +12
Many Judges are also complicit IMO. Not just the maga ones but the ones who don’t do their job. The ones who grant favors for the rich and powerful. They erode public trust more than a maga judge corrupt ruling. We expect that, but when the “good” ones don’t uphold good we have no one look to.
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fxkatt Mar 24, 2026 +34
Yup, very antagonizing that so much struggle must be employed to get even minimal cooperation from federal justice agencies over what were taped murders. (to boot even so professional an outfit as Reuters, has to correct its original spelling of Rene Good to Renee)
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Butt_Fungus_Among_Us Mar 25, 2026 +3
Tens of millions. The problem is actually orders of magnitude worse than this comment suggests.
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scenr0 Mar 25, 2026 +1
The history books our kids have to learn from in highschool are gunna be wild.
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Squire_II Mar 25, 2026 +1
I'll be genuinely shocked if the evidence wasn't destroyed out of spite the moment the judge dissolved their order. Hell, Republicans are happy to destroy evidence even when they're still under a court order to preserve it (ie: Brian Kemp).
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DrexellGames Mar 24, 2026 +47
So I'm guessing is one of the reasons why Gregory Bovino retired then?
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uprightsalmon Mar 25, 2026 +11
Crazy that it Seems like they just moved on like, oops our bad
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MiddayClimax Mar 25, 2026 -14
Yes crazy how living in Minnesota you get told to keep the protesting tame or Tampon Tim is calling out the national guard, but not to protect you from the Gestapo. Ope, guess I’ll drop out of the governor’s race. I see why he isn’t the vice president now.
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ImCreeptastic Mar 26, 2026 +4
Tampon Tim? Dang, your Fox "News" is showing. And I, for one, welcome the free tampons.
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imahugemoron Mar 25, 2026 +6
If it was justified, they would want nothing more than transparency to show their agents acted according to… laws? Are they beholden to any laws?? Idk it doesn’t seem that way. But either way, they should welcome an investigation to prove the agents were in the right. The only, ONLY, reason to not allow it is because they know it wasn’t justified and they’re covering up the fact their Gestapo is murdering innocent civilians and violating people’s constitutional rights.
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Uncle_Hephaestus Mar 25, 2026 +3
this traitor admin is going to do everything possible to allow ice to get away with every single crime against us. ​
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Old-Suspect4129 Mar 24, 2026 +10
These are the "Hodor" moments that may save democracy in the USA.
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Deliani Mar 25, 2026 +2
"We destroyed that thing that your law has a rule against destroying. Sorry, that means there's no evidence." - the law-based United States of America
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Odd-Syllabub-3642 Mar 25, 2026 +2
Good thing the entire f****** world saw what happened. Very hard to weasel out of that one when you were caught red handed in multiple povs. What a bunch of cvnts
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Optix_au Mar 25, 2026 +1
“What evidence? Who? Never heard of ‘em.” - FBI, probably.
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Eponack Mar 25, 2026 +2
Where’s the video from Alex’s phone?!?! He was recording, and if it had exonerated the killer, we would already have it. It would have been on every new feed. And yet, crickets.
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