1. • Theresa Harvey
   • January 21, 2019

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   You’re so right about those claiming nothing is going on. They’re likely focused on the arrest of those at the top, not seeing all the rest.

   I’ve been researching the Fed indictment numbers, both sealed & unsealed & it’s obvious that MUCH is happening. It’s also very interesting that members of Congress can’t be indicted while Congress is in session. Puts a possible new slant on the partial shutdown.

   Indictment numbers were long updated monthly, but it’s more often, now, including just yesterday.

   FEDERAL INDICTMENTS
   2018/11/07 – Sealed – 63,215
   …………Unsealed – 5,523

   2018/11/12 – Sealed – 63,228 + 13
   …………Unsealed – 5,859 + 336

   2018/11/19 – Sealed –
   …………..Unsealed – 5,916 + 57

   2018/12/04 – Sealed – 68,615 + 5,387
   …………..Unsealed – 6,083 + 167

   2018/12/11 – Sealed – 68,615
   …………..Unsealed – 6,337 + 254

   2018/12/16 – Sealed – 69,405 + 790
   …………..Unsealed – 6,239 –98

   2019/01/03 – Sealed – 73,090 +3,685
   …………..Unsealed – 5,796 –443

   2019/01/19 – Sealed – 72,539 –551
   …………..Unsealed – 6,344 + 548

   +9,324 sealed, –821 UNSEALED since Vet’s Day, 11/11 – woohoo!!

   Watch those total numbers go down even as the number of new sealed indictments increases. Workin’ hard to serve & arrest them then retire those indictments, pulling them off of the active list.

   https://qmap.pub/indictments

   Those who subscribe to PACER can find more detailed indictment info on Pacer.gov (Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER).)

   ~♥~

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