Prosecutor LIES TO THE COURT About Drone Footage in Rittenhouse Trial

Here's the segment where ADA Krause feebly attempts to explain the improper disclosure of the drone footage in the Kyle Rittenhouse case. Watch a state prosecutor lie directly to the court about what happened as he tries, desperately, to account for improper disclose of the KEY EVIDENCE in their unjust prosecution.

[@cliffhamrickwrites2378]

The one downside to Kyle's acquittal is there won't be as much pressure to investigate the prosecutor's office to figure out if they're corrupt, incompetent, or both.

[@user-jq5jx8nn5h]

@T G I hope you're correct. Unfortunetly I'm sadly cynical when it comes to things with this type of poltical nature. Who knows, while I personally not a huge fan of repubs I think the Virginia election shows some positive changes against a lot of radicalism happening. Would like to see a justice system work towards better integrity.

[@SonsOfDeForest]

figure out if? bruh. its blatant

[@OtherDalfite]

We definitely know they're incompetent. Corrupt is suspected, but not quite proven yet. Edit: okay there's proof of that too, basically these guys need to be taken under oath and asked a bunch of questions

[@Silvercrypto-xk4zy]

it can still be investigated by the Bar

[@tiffanyyoung9671]

If the verdict hadn't been not guilty the judge was going to rule mistrial with prejudice.

[@davincimemes3631]

This SERIOUSLY needs to be addressed! This is either gross incompetence or INTENTIONAL and should be a disbar-able offense either way!

[@bombing626]

We all know it was intentional

[@tmcche7881]

These Political persecutions will never end without changing the laws for prosecutorial immunity. We have a prosecutor problem in the cities. Too many of which are supported by and elected, thanks to Soros political donations. There is no justice for Kyle, nor anyone else in the future, until Kyle's prosecutor is punished in some manner for withholding Brady evidence and other prosecutorial misconduct. It was obvious from the beginning that the prosecutor was politically persecuting Kyle. He was trying for a conviction by any means necessary, as left likes to say. The only downside for the prosecutor's violation of Brady rights and other prosecutorial misconduct was a mistrial. Which is a loss for Kyle. Because, there would be another trial for Kyle. Prosecutors understand, the legal process is the punishment. Prosecutors must be held to a high standard, as a defendant's life is held in the balance. There is no skin in the game for prosecutors. Prosecutors must be accountable for violations of basic rights, having serious sanctions, if there is to be the rule of law. There should be no immunity for any prosecutor violating basic civil rights.

[@foobar3139]

If we had justice, the DOJ would follow up with this malicious prosecution

[@tiffanyyoung9671]

@@tmcche7881 a mistrial with prejudice means their is not anymore trials. They weren't asking for a mistrial, they were asking for a mistrial with prejudice which means Kyle could not be tried again. The judge said he would decide after the verdict.

[@sonoftherepublic9792]

@@tmcche7881 Well said.

[@shadic1988]

The list of people Kyle should sue is getting huge.

[@izerman4261]

If Nicholas Sandman got $250 Million, Kyle could become a billionaire.

[@lolasmom5816]

Theyve already explained why he can't win a lawsuit with anyone. I've become convinced that no one here makes any effort to listen to and absorb what these lawyers have been saying

[@marcusbullock630]

@@lolasmom5816 I feel bad for lola because her mom is an ignorant know-it-all. If Covington happened Kenosha will happen.

[@SAHBfan]

@@lolasmom5816 Do’n’t be silly - there have been hundreds of hours of vlogging by this channel and others. Don’t you have a job? I haven’t heard the explanation and I suspect many others haven’t either. Some of us do have lives outside of youtube.

[@calholli]

yuge

[@RedWave610]

Prosecutors should be held to higher standards with the power they have.

[@ttattx]

or at least have their immunity stripped so they know their ass could be on the line if they fuck up

[@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD]

Any SANE prosecutor wouldn't have taken this case. There was no case! I'm guessing the ONLY way binger and his fat (facepalm) colleague took the case was either $$$$, promotion or political power of some sort. The fact that this even went to trial is obviously political..... and it backfired 😜😜🤠🤠💪 But yes, I'm looking into the legalities of a possible suit against the state for even bringing this to trial. The web of corruption is great.

[@_Ekaros]

Anyone should be able to freely prosecute the prosecutors.

[@samanthabstn1]

Through this I've learned that they're not held to any standards. It makes me believe that there really are a lot of people in prison who don't belong there due to lies made up by a lawyer that just wants to win. I always thought they had to use truth they see through evidence.

[@sylviamclellan4838]

Good luck with that

[@marcuscato9083]

There really should be some further investigation into some of the questionable behavior of the prosecution.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Yes absolutely!

[@wesleytrout4931]

Yes.

[@SirPunch2Face]

It's not even questionable. It's objectively unethical and many times, such as in this instance, illegal and/or unconstitutional. Nothing questionable about it

[@marcuscato9083]

@@SirPunch2Face I agree that there were some actions that were objectively unethical, such as asking why Kyle didn’t give his story before he took the witness stand. That’s an obvious 5th amendment violation. But I wanted to include some of the other issues, such as claiming not to know the identity of so-called Jump Kick Man. I think there should be an investigation into that as well. I should have been more specific.

[@SirPunch2Face]

@@marcuscato9083 Gotcha. Yeah, there were a few things that were a little more open for interpretation, but much of it was just blatantly against the law

[@randomperson-up5vt]

The state prosecution should be thrown in jail.

[@AIRGEDOK]

No people shouldn't be thrown in jail on your say so you are just a bad as the prosecution. People deserve including this prosecution a fair hearing of the facts and punishment or acquittal based on all facts not just the ones you have heard. If you can't see why everyone deserves fair treatment under the law then how are you any better? Tribalism is wrong no matter what side it is.

[@randomperson-up5vt]

@@AIRGEDOK I didn't say they didn't deserve a trial before being thrown in jail. Just that they should be thrown in jail.

[@izerman4261]

That will just make “Backdoor Binger” happy

[@AIRGEDOK]

@@randomperson-up5vt To say they deserve to be in jail without knowing the facts and be perfectly clear you do NOT know the facts. You know some of the facts but hardly enough to decree that anyone involve deserve punishment. How are you any better than people saying Rittenhouse deserves to be in jail without the facts? You are behaving like every other mindless tribal fool. Jumping to a conclusion before ALL facts are in evidence doesn't make you part of the solution it makes you part of the problem. Your entire post was nothing but Bullshit virtue signaling and virtue signaling is only needed by the unvirtuous, because virtue is self evident.

[@randomperson-up5vt]

@@AIRGEDOK oh shut up with with the tribalism bullcrap and pretending that I'm acting just like them. I'm not required to write a essay listing everything single step and thought on why I think they should be sent to trial and then jail. It's a comment section.

[@LunchPail]

It's crazy how krauss admitted in court using his personal email to transport/save evidence in a capital murder trail. I am blown away

[@lolasmom5816]

This wasn't capital murder. Are u talking about a different case?

[@zang9147]

This happens a lot. Government agencies frequently are operating on IT policies written 25 years ago. The official email system may have low attachment size limits. They may also have ineffective firewalls that filter out legitimate emails and allow spam.

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

Anything I learned about chain of custody in cybersecurity. *pooof* obliterated

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

GMAIL ?!?! So GOOGLE / Alphabet had State's Evidence ?!? OMG - under military law - he'd be done - Game Over. Security breach. sensitive data over Non-secure, non-encrypted channels... again.... GMAIL !??!?!?!?

[@kevinh2345]

Robert Barnes was consistently saying he's lazy, but damn, using personal email for such sensitive matters? It would be funny if this opens him up for liability and his entire personal computer becomes discoverable

[@al1383]

Rekeita Law has proven that We The People want the truth, and deep dives into the issues of the day. WE WANT MORE!!!! Congrats guys, keep up the good work

[@bruceayers512]

Agreed. I'm with RL on having cameras in All courtrooms Except where they should not be as in underage cases. All others should be televised on PBS....

[@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD]

Fuck judge Judy (showing my age) we need to set Judge Schroeder up with multi-screen streaming capability and decent WiFi!!💪😜😂

[@LauraBeeDannon]

Truthers United.

[@pamgater9011]

The prosecutors committed a crime fraud should be charged and sentence like everyone else.

[@razorrich]

FlufferBoy and Big Boy held accountable for their outright malfeasance?

[@gunnar6674]

Don't hold your breath. Only way this will be corrected is to vote their boss out of office.

[@americansupervillain4595]

If I am ever accused of a capital crime these two would be my dream prosecutor team.

[@theShamrockShepherdWagon]

they're the 2 stooges. bahhaha

[@gunnar6674]

Yeah, I know - I'd just defend myself pro se, make timely objections, and stand up to say "the defense rests, your honor" at the end of their case in cheif.

[@americansupervillain4595]

@@theShamrockShepherdWagon Moe, Curley and Larry would have done a better job, and given us a few laughs.

[@promise372]

I hear you, but with them tampering with evidence to me I wouldn't want them.. they were caught this time. And I truly believe the judge had the mistrial decision ready to fling at them.. but for the jury coming to the right conclusion he did not have to rule mistrial. But how many other people have they twisted evidence to convict. I don't believe this is the first time.

[@texasbeast239]

Tweedledick and Twiddledum

[@wesleytrout4931]

I really hope the internet collective stays on the prosecutors. This prosecution pulled an astronomical amount of shit and I want to see every last thread chased down.

[@righthandoftyr947]

Honestly, the best way to punish them for this would be to turn the next Kenosha DA election into a referendum on the issue. I wouldn't expect the Bar Association to do much of anything (they _might_ but I wouldn't count on it), but the DA may very well toss them to the wolves if they becomes an electoral liability.

[@lolasmom5816]

To what? The only thing the public can do it vote. Our legal system shouldn't cater to the demands of the public in any case in any way. You're demanding they cater to the public this time. We don't want or need that. We don't need or want courts making decisions based on public opinions. Bc Kyle was found innocent this won't go anywhere. It'll back fire on binger in future cases tho.

[@marklgarcia]

The court clearly needs an upgrade in how they handle the custody and distribution of digital evidence.

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

I'm not a lawyer, but I'm going into the cybersecurity field, so I have background knowledge on it. In cybercrime, all evidence on storage devices have a chain of custody log and hashes (mathematical proofs) that ensure the original and copy are 1:1. As we live in a digital world with every other trial containing digital evidence, we need to have greater technological backing in court.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

GMAIL ?!?! So GOOGLE / Alphabet had State's Evidence ?!? OMG - under military law - he'd be done - Game Over. Security breach. sensitive data over Non-secure, non-encrypted channels... again.... GMAIL !??!?!?!?

[@gunnar6674]

@@SeaJay_Oceans For one thing, if a lawyer uses Gmail for priviliged communications, that privilege tends to disappear since the people at Google theoretically have access to read them.

[@marklgarcia]

@@SeaJay_Oceans I am not a lawyer, but I do work with sensitive information. We use proper email encryption with signature. No-one can read our stuff in transit and we can verify the information has not been altered when it is forwarded on.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

@@marklgarcia If it's 256 bit encryption or less ... I got some bad news for you...

[@gdbriot1162]

I really would have enjoyed the “day of reckoning” however not at Kyle’s expense.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

That was always an empty threat. And the clowns sitting at the prosecution table knew this very well.

[@Atheismo9760]

@@chuckschillingvideos No, it wasn't. The judge was talking about granting the defense's motion for mistrial with prejudice.

[@chuckschillingvideos]

@@Atheismo9760 Which he assiduously avoided granting, which is the part you conspicuously omitted. Binger and Krauss practice in Schroeder's court every day and know exactly how far they can push him. They knew his threats were empty and meaningless.

[@sgtjonmcc]

@@chuckschillingvideos You know I get that but if this case received a mistrial the left would have had a field day, unfortunately I believe the judge may have felt he needed to see this through to the end.

[@gunnar6674]

That day of reckoning would have been a conversation about what to have for lunch, some judge who retired 20 years ago, and the ceiling of the courtroom. This judge was hoping so hard for the jury to bail him out of ever having to do anything to protect the defendant's right to a fair trial, and his prayers were answered by the jury.

[@leonardbixler102]

He has file compression and modification software on his computer.

[@ssharp755]

...but he knows nothing about the 'technical wizardry' neccessary to compress and modify files, didn't you hear him say so?!? :p

[@lordfrz9339]

Yea man, no way a non guru computer master can figure out how to hit 3 buttons and compress a file. He would need the world knowledge at his fingertips with some sort of search function.

[@Greez1337]

Fatlock has Handbrake only to H265 encode his 4k footage of Arby's commercials into smaller sizes, he swears!

[@davismize]

@@Bart_Fargo ha!

[@adamcramm]

The sad thing is this will all be swept under the rug now.

[@lolasmom5816]

Nothing to do about it now really.

[@theblackcousin]

Ms. Wisco lit the prosecution on fire

[@jmmywyf4lyf]

I HATE how Kraus just filibusters, and the judge moves on after his word vomit. Tim Pool did an excellent break down of how Kraus was likely malicious with intentional manipulation of the video

[@TheWadeandDaveShow]

Handbrake!!

[@jmmywyf4lyf]

@@TheWadeandDaveShow There two programs for software manipulation!

[@amelieshuman3324]

every time she says "ADA krause" I hear "idiot krause" and it honestly makes this even better

[@Marci124]

The auto-transcript also mentions "88 Banger" which sounds like some skinhead band.

[@darkraiking680]

To be fair, “Idiot Krause” is an accurate description so it’s just a mental Freudian Slip

[@kingginger3335]

The Prosecution lied for 8 n half minutes straight and I love how he had every excuse in the book ready because he knew he was caught

[@suran396]

12:43 judge's face when Wisco proves Big Boy is lying in court!

[@stam_ehad]

The prosecution in this trial was one massive blackpill, And they won't even get sliver of a punishment.

[@ryans7184]

I desperately need a Rekieta Law montage of the critical testimony/evidence moments. 15 minutes of exoneration material from testimony with commentary.

[@SAHBfan]

Fine idea. I need it, too…

[@al1383]

If the drone footage was edited 21 minutes and 19 seconds after it was received, that means they talked about editing it before it was sent. Just as soon as the prosecution received the drone footage they started editing it. It took them 21 minutes to do so. With the 2 editing programs on the prosecutors computer. The prosecution's words in court. Guilty asf! But we all know not a got dam thing is going to be done. Kraus "I asked our investigator to go speak to this guy. I suspected it was the drone video" Why did he think it was the drone video? And, did you notice the prosecution NEVER used the clear drone footage? Until they were caught off guard and accidentally mentioned having "the better video". Why didn't the prosecution ever wonder why the defense's copy was a lower quality? Why did the prosecution only show the better video at the end of the trial, on the most important piece of evidence in the case?

[@16theaceman]

21 mins sounds about the amount of time it takes to prepare and compress a file of that size

[@wesleytrout4931]

Literally Everything about the drone footage stinks.

[@Sherman62]

@@wesleytrout4931 It would have actually have been pretty useful to the defense. The prosecution's withholding of it is a huge problem though. Their intentionally misleading screenshot taken from it is another problem.

[@gunnar6674]

Without becoming too conspiratorial, I think what happened in this case is that the detective tried to email the video to Krause, but hit the limit of the maximum size that Gmail will receive attachments at. So either his email program compressed it, or he compressed it himself to get it to Krause, while he also uploaded it to Dropbox afterwards. Unfortunately, they email the compressed attachment to the defense, instead of just emailing them the Dropbox link.

[@al1383]

@@gunnar6674 Why would Kraus need 2 editing programs on his computer? Why didn't the prosecution use the better video during the trial? Only used it at the very end. Why did the prosecution blame the mix up on "TV is acting weird". How did the prosecution not notice that their copy was more clear than theirs? The defense stated the video file was edited 21 minutes after Kraus received it. This with Kraus having 2 editing programs on his laptop is suspicious asf. There may be a logical explanation, but an investigation is warranted. You agree?

[@NIghthorseGrows]

The willingness to lie and cheat to convict a clearly innocent man by the state is incredible. This has to be addressed. But i truly have my doubts either of these men will see punishment.

[@Rlove4547]

They literally made a minor to be an Enemy of the State. Then they used every means they could with prosecutor misconduct. It’s maddening.

[@solitarygamer7094]

I love how Wiscos face changes when DA says they could have asked for a thumb drive. She took the state to task and did a great job (even though she was nervous)

[@DragonMaster360]

Wouldn't we all be nervous, in THAT situation tho?

[@Sherman62]

She lit him up pretty good. LOL. That will be a great moment when this story is made into a movie.

[@tylersperry9164]

The obvious question is, if the file was provided to the DA's office and then sent directly to the lab, why in the world didn't the lab provide it to the defense via Dropbox as it had other evidence? Why was normal procedure dropped? Why did the file size, resolution, aspect ratio, etc. change between versions? Those changes aren't just a "technical glitch". The alteration decisions came from somebody and there's a limited number of suspects to interview under oath.

[@TheWadeandDaveShow]

The key point to Wiscos statement is that her copy was created 21 mins after the State's copy. Handbrake!!!

[@tylersperry9164]

@@TheWadeandDaveShow True enough. Wisco knows what she's doing and seems able to channel her inner Granbo for a tech beat down anytime, anywhere. Meanwhile Kraus was desperate to paint someone, anyone, else as the problem. Binger's reaction to being mentioned was priceless.

[@quitepossiblylucky]

This was such an emotional stressful ride, but I'm so glad Kyle walked a free man with all charges dropped. I'm happy for him, his mother and his fam.

[@0BIWANCANNOLI]

SOMEBODY GET FOOTAGE OF LITTLE BINGER AND LUNCHBOX DURING THE VERDICT

[@cdrtej]

Captions says "idiot krauss"

[@PhthaloGreenskin]

Little Finger Backdoor Binger

[@Volvith]

This is blatant lying, and shows in AT BEST absolutely astounding incompetence, at worst... _criminal intent._

[@davidz2016]

3 big questions 1: does Kyle get his rifle back 2: how likely is the prosecution really going to get in trouble? 3: Is it up to the defense to go after them or the city ?

[@BeBopScraBoo]

trick question: it's dominic's rifle.

[@marcusalexander7088]

1) Kyle will be getting hundreds of rifles as gifts. Guaranteed. 2)Maybe. 3)The regulatory board. Theorectically the fds could but it's Brandon's fds so that ain't happening.

[@dmitritelvanni4068]

I hope Kyle sues everyone

[@mandalorian5038]

Heck, someone may send a very nice customized one to him!

[@peoplez129]

He can get the rifle back, because Dominick Black already verbally admitted that he was holding it for Kyle until he became of age. Therefore, under oath, the verbal contract is validated. Dominick couldn't get the gun back even if he wanted, because it's legally affirmed that Kyle is the owner of the gun.

[@PristineTX]

When the prosecution team testifies to the judge that they supposedly don't know how to re-compress video files, but we've already seen that the prosecutor himself has Handbrake on the computer he's using for storing the case evidence, is when I knew the state prosecution team was lying without a doubt. And it is an amazing coincidence that of all the thousands of man hours spent gathering evidence, perusing tons of video and photos, and interviewing witnesses, there is only this one video that the prosecution hung their whole case on…and it happened to be the one piece of evidence that had multiple technical “issues” throughout the case.

[@guardiansoulblade2673]

Exactly, if you know how to use Handbrake, you know how to compress files, because that's what Handbrake does. And it is easily the most accessible software program to compress video files.

[@The_Crimson_Fucker]

"Airdropped from iPhone." "Email from detective." "My personal gmail account." "Binger was in custody of the file." I'm surprised nobody pointed out that Kraus' story changed 4 times in mutually exclusive ways during the course of these 15 minutes.

[@OliviaNile]

He was unraveling like a little kid lying. He can’t help himself, he just keeps yapping and yapping out of nervousness. Giving himself away in the process.

[@suran396]

I noticed it.

[@gene9230]

Chain of Airdrop.

[@JoseAngelFlores]

Very thankful to all lawyers and participants in this channel for the coverage. I've been watching this for the whole time, very happy to see Kyle walk free. Thank you guys! Love, from Mexico.

[@lolasmom5816]

Agree. It's sad tho bc reading these comments I've realized that most people haven't been listening to or absorbing any of the stuff they say. Theyve taken their time to educate us on the law and how it works yet people are still making misinformed comments.

[@DEtchells]

There’s no way this was unintentional, the freakin’ *aspect ratios* of the videos are different. They can’t possibly get away with this.

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

This is exactly why Judges and Prosecutors need a citizen oversight panel. If we can demand them for police to hold them accountable we should demand them for the judiciary to hold them accountable as well.

[@Benjaminy2k]

How do you keep this citizens tribunal from being infiltrated by communists?

[@AIRGEDOK]

You have remedy for citizen oversight, it is called elections for district attorney's office. If citizen's actually care enough to vote in their local elections and keep up on issues then a DA will know that letting this behaviour slide will result in being voted out of office. Democracies get the government they deserve. If citizens can't be assed to do the work in their own communities now has is adding more government going to fix things?

[@thehat4244]

Yeah, citizen oversight has never turned into a corrupt monstrosity of its former self!

[@mattb6646]

I'll police em. Straight to jail sirs.

[@tmcche7881]

We need something, for sure. Because, these Political persecutions will never end without changing the laws for prosecutorial immunity. We have a prosecutor problem in the cities. Too many of which are supported by and elected, thanks to Soros political donations. There is no justice for Kyle, nor anyone else in the future, until Kyle's prosecutor is punished in some manner for withholding Brady evidence and other prosecutorial misconduct. It was obvious from the beginning that the prosecutor was politically persecuting Kyle. He was trying for a conviction by any means necessary, as left likes to say. The only downside for the prosecutor's violation of Brady rights and other prosecutorial misconduct was a mistrial. Which is a loss for Kyle. Because, there would be another trial for Kyle. Prosecutors understand, the legal process is the punishment. Prosecutors must be held to a high standard, as a defendant's life is held in the balance. There is no skin in the game for prosecutors. Prosecutors must be accountable for violations of basic rights, having serious sanctions, if there is to be the rule of law. There should be no immunity for any prosecutor violating basic civil rights.

[@Chou-seh-fu]

PROSECUTION: Your honor, I'm just a caveman. Your "video compression technology" confuses and frightens me.

[@Sherman62]

Yeah, in one breath "This is the fault of the defense being tech-ignorant and using the wrong phone" then in the next sentence "I'm just a simple prosecuting attorney your honor. Compressing videos is way over my head". LOL

[@aptove]

The meta data proves it was changed, the case is over but they still need to address this.

[@lolasmom5816]

They won't since there won't be an appeal. Since Kyle was found innocent bingers lies don't matter now. That's just how it works. It's more of a future kinda thing. This will haunt him in later cases. The system has its way of sorting out lawyers that go to far.

[@aptove]

@@lolasmom5816 I don't have your optimism that he will face any hardship following this. It may even help his career for putting up a fight.

[@K0nc3pt10n]

You need to add the screenshot that shows he has Handbrake on his computer

[@Stormclowe]

This was the best outcome, I think, for Kyle, himself - but as others have noted, it provides far less impetus to investigate and (where necessary) provide penalties for rights violations and what seems to me to have been suborning perjury in a few places.

[@nathanaelculver5308]

Trying to piece together Krauss’ story: Howard airdropped him a copy of the high res file; Krauss put that on a thumbdrive and gave it to the state lab. Later "he" (presumably K means H) emailed a copy of the file to defense. We know defense only had a low res version of the file. Setting aside K’s ignorant claims of email reducing a video’s resolution, and giving K the benefit of the doubt, one might conclude at this point the simple explanation is H emailed the wrong file to the defense. The simple solution is to check H’s email outbox to see what file is attached. My guess is they’re going to find H sent a low res copy. Of course all of this doesn’t explain HandBrake on K’s laptop.

[@dizzee5768]

Just stated the same thing thing. Which was it exactly. Email or air dropped. Two separate things.

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

We need to demand a forensic investigation of the prosecution's laptop. This would reveal any versions of the file made on the drive, as well as any logs from Handbreak or Format Factory.

[@nathanaelculver5308]

@@user-lt2rw5nr9s I’d love to see the metadata in both the defense’ and prosecution’s files. ffmpeg’s ffprobe command alone is going to give us a _shit_ ton of information - rendering software (e.g., HandBrake), input and output file names, creation time and date, frame rates, bit rates, resolution and aspect ratios, codecs, audio formats, and much more - that can definitively tie the low res version back to the high res, and even to the computer it was rendered on.

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

@@nathanaelculver5308 Maybe reaching out to the defense legal team, we can acquire both files (or better if they post them publicly) and we could analyze the files ourselves.

[@yurmabeechaudits3522]

My take is that Kraus opened the email at home and that Metadata shows a new file saved 20mins later.

[@ImminDragon]

13:37 "I take offense that what I am saying is untrue" Krause, we all take offense at your untruths.

[@jflaoeal]

They wouldn’t be this brash if the government likely didn’t give them the orders to operate this way

[@themajesticmanic]

He spent 5 minutes, trying REAL hard to talk his way out of that, blaming Ms. Wisco's phone...Her phone had NOTHING to do with it. And there's the alleged cropping/compressing software on his laptop...

[@tjwiets6691]

Krause usage of the terms "compressed" and "compression" seems entirely to casual for someone claiming to not know much about it.

[@CowabungaDave]

He claims if he knew how then he'd have a better job. Even a boomer would know it would just take a program to do that, not expertise that would earn him more money than he's currently making. Playing dumb for the judge since the judge is tech illiterate.

[@LukeHimself]

Lying, deceitful, criminally responsible state prosecutors. *They cheated, repeatedly, and should be held accountable.* Their careers in the entire field of legal proceedings should be over, for the rest of their life, and that should be the beginning of their punishment.

[@jamesbevilacqua3739]

I’m going to miss listening to the panel now that the trial is over

[@mistyshadow100]

This should be relabelled "How many people can prosecution fit under a bus"

[@MattyDemello]

I can't believe some people think the jury was wrong after ALL this smh

[@jacksod5257]

Probably because most people who think the jury was wrong didn't watch much of the trial outside of 1 minute clips, if that. And when you bring stuff like this up they think you're lying or exaggerating or are too scared to have their belief questioned.

[@cynthianorton1440]

Jabba the Hutt and Little Finger aren’t too happy tonight. Lol

[@xTANSx1]

I love how it sounds like she keeps saying "idiot Krauss"🤣🤣

[@Deezle_Gaming]

And the closed captioning said "idiot crust" 🤣

[@undeadman7676]

There’s a difference between playing fast and loose and outright failing as a lawyer. This may not be a disbarable offense, assuming they’re not lying, but it definitely called for impeachment or worse. But chances are, they’re lying. No ADA would politicize a case to this extent, and no good lawyer would make this many mistakes. For both of those to happen at the same time, to suggest there isn’t some correlation is absurdly unlikely.

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

We absolutely need a forensic investigation on the prosecution's laptop. This will reveal if Format Factory and Handbreak were used in the tampering of the evidence. This would show if the high quality evidence was used with Handbreak to modify the evidence, as well as any other versions of the file made during the process.

[@stompingpeak2043]

To think the prosecution was going for a victory so they could get a promotion is laughable. That backfired hard lmao

[@purplegroot9787]

@@stompingpeak2043 they weren’t necessarily going for a guilty verdict. This prosecution is a win-win for Binger. Because even though he lost, the Left still sees him as a hero who fought the good fight, and now his name is out there. This was a great career move for him either way, no downside. Look up what happened to the careers of the Zimmerman prosecutors after he was acquitted. Every single one launched a lucrative political or media career. That was Binger’s goal from day 1. It didn’t backfire at all. He may be a bit salty, and he would have liked winning better, but he’s still going to go out and sell himself as the brave ADA who tried to prosecute the Kenosha Kid, but he just couldn’t get the conviction because America is racist. And the ppl who already buy his narrative will eat it up.

[@thome313]

The compressed file HAD A DIFFERENT FILE NAME!!!! This man deserves JAIL TIME.

[@allanmarks2150]

Not only can Kyle sue - every member of the jury can sue, since the MSM has put their lives in danger, and no doubt many will have to leave Kenosha for fear of being hunted down and killed. Maybe this can result in some big MSM bankruptcies.

[@lolasmom5816]

No, they can't. Kyle can but he won't win. The lawyers on this show have already discussed why Kyle can't win a lawsuit. The jury can't either bc they didn't release any info about the jury or pics. Talking about the jury isn't illegal. Sharing their info is. Is no one listening to the stuff they say on this show? It makes our side look dumb when people make comments like yours bc it's already been discussed more than once. If you're repeatedly told accurate info but still keep commenting inaccurate info it makes u look dumb. So many people on our side of the fence doing this is why the left calls us stupid.

[@justdea5757]

@@lolasmom5816 No disrespect but Kyle can absolutely file a lawsuit against the media for deformation and even sue Biden for the same, remember, Biden was a US citizen when he made all of the comments about Kyle. AND if I were Kyle I would also inquire about filing charges against the prosecutor team too. There just might be a law in WI that a lawyer can find that would apply. Peace!

[@user-yx9bs8zo5q]

Soros bankrolls the MSM in question, they won't go out of business, although I wish they would

[@mamalupine7604]

@@lolasmom5816 There is always some chance of winning a lawsuit because all courts are not created equal. It may sound like Kyle has zero chance of winning any lawsuit but that is not completely accurate and you should not denigrate those who question the possibility of a winning case.

[@nadrewod999]

I want the incompetent-and/or-corrupt prosecutor(s) to get their Day of Reckoning (the sooner, the better), but getting Kyle out of there with the "NOT GUILTY" verdicts comes first. Kyle's trauma included both the jail time and the uncertain time in the courtroom, so minimizing the amount of time Kyle has to personally be in the courtroom is the first step to helping him heal from the trauma.

[@falseprophet1024]

And the lying lawyers were obviously held accountable for this? Oh wait... they weren't..

[@pauldroop]

Are these public officials going to be subject to any investigation, or censure?

[@tomaytotomahto7326]

The jury bailed the judge out of this terrible decision

[@user-yx9bs8zo5q]

That's what he wanted because he pussed-out

[@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD]

Explain?

[@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD]

@@user-yx9bs8zo5q The judge didn't "puss-out", he knew what he was doing. The only thing he didn't know was how the jury would react by the threat of being doxed (3 attempts were made)

[@user-yx9bs8zo5q]

@@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD Meaning, the prosecution team needs punished. Just cause it ended with a not guilty, they don't get to just walk away.

[@user-yx9bs8zo5q]

@@FloccinaucinihilipilificationD The judge should not of allowed that video. But yes, I'm glad he didn't do a mistrial etc.

[@wonderwing5139]

This whole trial was a train wreck. I'm glad Kyle was found not guilty. Charges would have never been brought by a DA where I live. I've served on juries in my state. I have never seen a DA proceed like these two clowns.

[@TurinTuramber]

I am glad the jury acquitted. Mistrial leave too much room for excuses.

[@T-rain-Wreck]

All of their prior cases need to be reviewed and them disbarred at minimum for the misconduct in this case.

[@rmkilc]

Now that Kyle's a free man and his life isn't in jeopardy, someone needs to take the ~100 hours of video of the trial and make a comedy. There is a lot of good material in there.

[@greenbeen_079]

His life is still in jeopardy he is being guarded by law enforcement. He should quickly file lawsuit before against the media before his security detail leaves. For the rest of his life he will need a detail. He won't be going out to public much, needs a change of address ect. He is free but also in his own prison, only to see things in moments of time. I know this because of my deployments and seeing my kids in moments of time.

[@rmkilc]

@@greenbeen_079 What I meant was we can laugh at the hysterical comedy of a trial now that we know the outcome.

[@FablesTold]

I'm so glad that Kyle was found not guilty, but the fact that the Prosecution is probably going to get away with doing this because at the end of the day they weren't able to convince the jury with their lies is an embarrassment to our legal system.

[@VetSemperFi]

Prosecution misconduct is very evident and needs to be addressed if the court system is truly honest and fair.

[@bewareofthedogs2959]

These bafoons can surely never be allowed to try another case in a court

[@supermodel2011]

The identity of Jump-Kick-Man has been known to Binger the whole time - only after the defense rested their case the prosecutor told the court and the defense about the identity of him - there are now articles about him - he is/was a criminal and wanted a bargain for other charges for testifying in kyle's trial

[@lolasmom5816]

That's not how it works. People don't get a choice about testifying but binger didn't have to call him either. That's optional. If he's not being called to the stand then binger doesn't have to give his info to the defenses. Either way, I've seen no proof of any of it. Only internet rumors.

[@supermodel2011]

@@lolasmom5816 and binger has to provide the name of him if he knows it - the guy attacked kyle and was the reason a separat charge was filed against kyle - so he has to inform the defense about the identity of the guy - His name is legit evidence that was withheld from the defense

[@aregolas]

@@lolasmom5816 believe it's 4th amendment rights. Due process, them knowing his name means they have to give it as otherwise he can't face his accuser or even know who's accusing him.

[@vladdracul2379]

@@lolasmom5816 Binger stated in the middle of the trial that The State had never identified Jump Kick Man and still did not know who he was to this day.

[@theDemocraticway]

@@lolasmom5816 Binger didn’t want to call him. He didn’t want the defense to cross examine him.

[@jimschuler8830]

"Your honor, it's not our fault because we are technologically ignorant. It's the defenses fault because they are technologically ignorant."

[@genericname718]

"its the defenses fault because they weren't supposed to learn there was a better version that we didn't send them"

[@dn544]

they better not let this go away. Binger and Kraus need to go down for their misrepresentations to the court.

[@notsure9735]

Put the prosecution under oath, and bring a mop, because this guy is gonna sweat buckets.

[@faithgrace2919]

Binger & Doughboy for prison

[@wesleytrout4931]

Lunchbox and Binger belong in prison. They never played this game like they had any stakes. Its time to prove them wrong.

[@lolasmom5816]

If people would pay attention to their local elections and vote this stuff wouldn't happen. But no one does and then want someone else to take action when things go wrong. The time to take action is the election. People aren't educating themselves or voting but can't figure out why these DAs get elected. They demand for the legal system to fix the mess made from the result of them not voting or not voting smart. No one will learn from this case and this comment section is full of the proof.

[@AoiKaze2000]

Both of those attorneys should be disbarred.

[@joedirt6222]

Extreme dishonest prosecution. Obviously lying. Would have loved to see them under oath.

[@ewc58]

Fatlock unleashed!

[@brandycoffee9345]

I hope you start doing a daytime show soon. I loved watching you all! I would definitely watch every day live. I don't know what I will do with myself tomorrow. Thank you so much for doing this. We appreciate you 😊 All of you! I am subscribed to everyone 🔔 Have a blessed night and weekend.

[@dayjeremy]

I hope that the Wisconsin State Bar holds a hearing on this and disbars Krause.

[@glenbard657]

I wonder how many of Kenosha's taxpayer dollars were wasted on Bungler and Fatlock's malicious prosecution.

[@dmitritelvanni4068]

Damn dude. I remember watching you a few months back. But I keep hearing your name in reference to coverage of this case. Good work man. I hope Kyle asks you for legal advice to sue all the people who ruined his life.

[@TowelGard]

She did her research. As an IT guy it's surprising to see someone not in the tech field notice such things as file size and file name like this. 👏

[@themetalstickman]

Even Binger is shaking his head like "don't drag me into this."

[@juanluisalmonte8394]

Prosecutors need to go to jail for lies they say in court. State attorny's offices all over the US need reform more then the police dep. do

[@misfit2411]

After hindsight and hearing this we know that they had handbrake and the other software on their computer to change the file and submit it to the defense

[@artmakesascene]

THAT! That, was the turning point. Natalie Wisco and her 4 millibytes.

[@Sherman62]

She calmly rained down the pain on them. "Direct hit!"

[@Hassohappa]

Hah, giving me Starship Troopers vibes. This is when it turned. And it wasn't the mighty fleet, it wasn't a fancy new weapon. It was an associate attorney named Natalie and her 4 millibytes.

[@artmakesascene]

@@Sherman62 klaus & binger had that "you sunk my battleship" look on their faces for sure!

[@Sinatra192]

I hope those prosecutors get disbarred for all the constitutional violations, tampering of evidence and lying in a court of law!

[@holi6293]

There should be consequences for lying in court, even when the lie dd'nt work

[@danielslayton8394]

Sour Kraus

[@justanotherguy3294]

At 13:22 Lunchbox threw Little Binger under the bus and Binger reacted by brows up and head shaking in denial. fvcking priceless lmao!

[@rojay12]

How many other times has ADA Krause used these tactics in other cases? Next level liar and he should be prosecuted.

[@D4rkM4773r]

Lady slapped the shit outta lunchbox. All the ingredients flew out and several pounds were shed.

[@susangort2794]

Why would the judge add Mistrial with Prejustice after a not guilty verdict on all counts in the Kyle Rittenhouse case???

[@somax2705]

this happened before he was found not guilty

[@roberts5394]

To have on record that the state tried to convict him unfairly and violated his rights.

[@dontworry1302]

@@Propane_Acccessories Might be for if there is an investigation into the prosecutors conduct, there is a formal decision from the judge to grant a mistrial with prejudice on the record.

[@shaunpatrick8345]

Rittenhouse crossed state lines to provoke Krauss into changing that file.

[@honkingdonk3981]

I hope that the prosecution lawyers are held accountable for their bs. They should not be allowed to practice law any more.

[@Muck006]

So who is sending this to the bar association ... with a nice letter explaining the CLEAR MISCONDUCT?

[@johnschwalb]

Every time Kyle yawns they swap to a close up on him, not matter who is talking or what they are saying.

[@innocentorphan1213]

Liars tend to make stories way too long and talk too much. Case in point stapuft marshmallow man here.

[@self-study3324]

The result of the trial should have no influence over the clear corruption on display from the prosecution and it would be a miscarriage of justice to not have them held accountable.

[@tednash7210]

I'm British but surely it is incumbent upon the prosecution to provide THE evidence to the defence, not rely on a schoolboy lack of tech knowledge. If the evidence could have been accurately given to a lab on a thumb drive then that could have been done for the defence's copy. What a liar.

[@homiixide]

I hope Rekieta makes a compilation of all best moments / highlights of this trial and streams.

[@Noobish_Camper55]

This judge was good but he was too much of a boomer to understand how technology works. A millennial judge who was fair would have slammed the prosecution on the spot.

[@gunnar6674]

Even a 50 year old judge would rip the prosecution a few extra bungholes.

[@mperlatti]

The fact that Kyle has still not sued anyone is puzzling

[@OmniscientWarrior]

He is dealing with other BS lawsuits

[@iamthewalrus5]

These prosecutors need to be investigated to the fullest extent of the law. They cannot be allowed to lie like this without penalty.