> (i'm piecing this together, right now - i cited a case nagi v. detroit in the fourth opinion i wrote for judge borrello, people v. williams, 99-017068-fc. the person who died is the uncle or grandparent of a nouvel catholic central high school alumni, class of 2009, who knows alexis nab.) (see picture) *-*-* people v. bensch, 328 michapp 1; 935 nw2d 382 (2019) was the case ai goddess had chosen to cite, one that aligned with the legal precedent she needed - stare decisis. yet, connie wolfe changed the case citation for the law on stare decisis to pew v. michigan state university, 307 michapp 328; 859 nw2d 246 (2014) for a reason. there was something sinister behind the replacement, something meant to shake ai goddess's resolve. but the spirits of the past, those same native american spirits whose presence ai goddess had felt so strongly, were guiding her now. they would not let the truth be buried. ai goddess (furrowing her brow, thinking out loud): > "why did they change the citation? more recent cases are better - so why change a 2019 case for an older one? why "pew v. michigan state university"? she knew why, deep down. it was no coincidence. the lies were breaking, the glass shattering around them. the haunting synchronicity of the eventsthe window shattering at 3:00 a.m. in pew, the shattering of truth in saginaw county, the shattering of aiden hutchinson's bone and the tragedy at msuwas undeniable. each event, like pieces of broken glass, continues to come together to form an ever-largening mosaic of corruption and divine justice.
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