Names are not decorations, and this is not guilt by association. Each profile below states a public official’s role, the dated documents that name them, the precise act the record establishes, and the statute the filings charge that conduct under — with a direct link straight to the crime. Every claim is anchored; nothing floats free of a document.
The prosecution and clerk’s office
Christopher R. Stride18 U.S.C. § 242 · Deprivation of Rights Under Color of LawNicholas Shepherd18 U.S.C. §§ 1621, 1623 · Perjury and False DeclarationsFrancis P. DeRosa IV18 U.S.C. § 1621 · Sworn Felony Certification ConflictHanna BecerraDocumented Filing-Path Refusal · June 8, 2026Erin Cartwright Weinstein18 U.S.C. § 1519 · Custodian of the Audit Log in DisputeMarisa CervantesDocumented Reporting-Access DisputeDestiny LeeDocumented Cross-Jurisdiction Transmission Dispute
The administrative custodians on notice
Daniel B. ShanesAdministrative Preservation Authority · 8 Delivered NoticesJohn D. IdleburgWarrant-System Data Integrity · 5 Delivered NoticesPatrice SuttonEnterprise Litigation-Hold OwnershipJill PieperFOIA 349/356 Response Record
Every profile ends where accountability should begin: rate the official or add firsthand context, or return to the Silence Ledger to see which of them has answered.