They Lied to the Jury: Last-Minute Scramble to Bury Bodycam

What happens when the truth becomes inconvenient? The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office waited five full weeks to respond to Ian McInnes' postconviction petition — and only filed their “opposition” the same day our first video aired. Coincidence? Not a chance.

In this episode, we expose the legal gymnastics used to keep decorated veterans like Ian McInnes and Anthony Holmes behind bars. We walk you through the pursuit — call out by call out — and then take a scalpel to the prosecution’s flimsy brief. From Brady violations to timeline manipulation, this filing is more spin than substance.

We show the receipts. From suppressed footage stored in the same system the state used to build its case… to investigators who had login access but suddenly "didn't know it existed." You can’t make this up — but they sure tried.

🔥 This episode is for every juror, voter, and viewer who still believes justice means full disclosure, not just conviction at all costs.

💥 Let’s shake the system until the truth falls out.

🧠 #ProCopNotProCorruption
🦑 #TheInfamousExChief
🎥 #BradyViolationUncovered

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00:00 – Intro & Viewer Shoutout (6,557 Views!)
02:42 – Prosecutor’s Conveniently Timed Opposition
06:18 – The Bodycam They Said Didn’t Exist
10:31 – Direct Access: FBI and DeSimone’s Logins
13:54 – The State’s Legal Gymnastics
17:02 – McInnes Blamed for Missing Evidence
21:27 – Why the Footage Still Matters
26:40 – 31 Minutes, No Backup
32:11 – Pursuit Footage Breakdown (Segment II)
45:20 – Attempted Ram and Swerving into Police
51:05 – Superior Ave to Chester to Dead Man’s Curve
01:00:00 – University Circle and Failure to Investigate
01:06:35 – Crash, Arrest, and Missing Footage
01:10:12 – What the Jury Never Got to See
01:14:50 – Final Thoughts: Why This Still Matters
01:17:30 – Outro: Be Loud. Be Heard. Shake the System.