The January 6 Files

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One man’s case

1,463

days, arrest to pardon

The filings, the grievances, the 10 facilities — and the judge who said it out loud.

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58 matches for "action": 2 grievances · 15 events · 0 people · 41 documents.

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Day-to-day brutality

Act III — Cruel and Unusual Conditions

Rotten food, foreign objects in trays, denied restroom access, denied hygiene, no air conditioning, recreation time cut, untreated injuries, commissary stolen.

Conditions

#18Recreation Time Cut

Rec time reduced as punitive action.

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What it cost him

Act VII — The Damage Inflicted

Years of pretrial detention, denied family visits, intercepted mail, transfers without notice — the prosecution did not just deprive Ryan of his liberty. It destroyed his marriage, took him out of his children's daily lives, and ended the multi-million-dollar wholesale/retail company he built from the ground up. This is the harm the Anti-Weaponization Fund exists to remedy.

Family

#33Marriage and Family Destroyed by Prosecution

The pretrial detention, the indefinite separation, the denial of family visits, the intercepted mail, the inter-facility transfers — together destroyed Ryan's marriage and his relationship with his children. The cost is permanent and not theoretical.

From the filing: …ation from family, denied video visits, intercepted mail — is precisely the kind of state action the Anti-Weaponization Fund exists to remedy.

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