PSA: I found the court documents between David Brock and William Grey! Help me go over them! #StrongerTogether ( pizzagate )

submitted by matheasysolutions

Earlier, in my #PizzaGate Part 26 video ( https://youtu.be/1xEsnuhFhWs?t=1h3m36s) ) I went over an overview of David Brock to serve as background for any potential leads. I referenced the Fox News article: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/02/27/media-matters-boss-paid-former-partner-850g-blackmail-settlement.html , going over the $850,000 blackmail incident between David Brock and his ex-lover William Grey, but I mentioned that the court documents were no longer available, and neither were they archived...

Well I recently just found them through these archive links!

I will be reviewing them in hopes of finding some leads, but thought I would let the online-crew know about these documents in case you haven't already!

Let me know what you find!

Blacksmith21

If you translated some of the legalese, some of the "salacious claims" are probably very juicy.

My guess is this guy Grey got "honeytrapped" by DB and JA once they started playing butt buddies. They probably concoted a plan to trap Grey with his cock in something illegal. And bingo - Grey can ruin DB via taxes and DB/JA can send Grey to prison as a kid toucher.

Blacksmith21

I told you I liked you for a reason @matheasysolutions

matheasysolutions

Like you too fam!

Singleservename

Brock emphasises he was forced to sell the Rehobot house. Given its history and subsequent demolishment this was awfully convenient.

Could the entire case be a coverup?

Piscina

Wow, good work.

Yuke

The court documents were found months ago so nothing new unfortunately. I would really like to find this William Grey though, as far as I know that aspect of things wasn't carried out definitively.

abcdefg222

I haven't seen them. Is there a post you can share? I'm about to check them out.

Yuke

No, sorry, it was months ago. You can search away if you like though.

13Buddha

Below is the Superior Court docket for the case. Case settled through mediation. I see nothing out of the ordinary or eye-catching with Complaint or Counterclaim, but it certainly would be very interesting to read those incriminating emails. Without a doubt, they would have been requested through discovery and produced. Although you cannot access filed pleadings online, archived case files at the DC Courthouse or any courthouse are a matter of public record, so any citizen can go in and review contents except for sealed documents. The more info you have, the better and faster you will find what you are looking for, i.e., the right court and jurisdiction (Superior Court, District of Columbia); filing year (2011); case caption (William Grey v. David Brock), and CA (Civil Action) # (695-11)

https://www.dccourts.gov/cco/maincase.jsf

Vindicator

@matheasysolutions : I'm giving this a "Potential Lead" flair to help get folks in here.

Vindicator

@RebelSkum , @JrSlimms and @PleadingtheYiff might be interested in this.

hookednosedjoooo

Damn son, I'm tired af but im gunna check this shit out tmrw when I get some amphetamines/caffeine in me. Archive those links onto wayback machine too just incase (we've seen them scrub shit from archive.is)