Is great deals for everyone, as if the child is supposed to look after our dog walker guy. We almost forgot about that this doctor, based on the better reciprocate the this federal judges son was murdered. Her husband wounded in a brazen and well planned attack on her home. Sixty men, has learned that same gunman had another tourists on his hit list they found another gun, a glock more ammunition, but the most In thing they found one

manila folder with a worker, on justice sung S or the mayor. who holds those responsible for war crimes accountable In syria, each often civilians who had a brave defied sadistic dictator and the twenty first century is worst atrocities agile here tonight they have risked their lives, to tell the stories of the men, women and children who continue to be murdered by their own government, democracy has prevailed a month after job was inaugurated, she went on movement finds itself at a moment of truth. There prophecy of president trump vanquishing his enemies and an apocalyptic reckoning,

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sometimes ending in violence. Now judges are breaking with tradition and publicly calling on law makers to provide more protection. One of the strongest voices is federal, judge esther salus this past July. She was at home in new jersey in the basement, with her son, Daniel cleaning up after his twentieth birthday party, when a man disguised as a fit extra. were pulled up outside danny turned around, and he said, let's keep talking. I love talking to your mom and it was at that exact moment that the doorbell rang and before I could stop them to shut up the stairs. The next thing I hear is: boom it sounded like many bomb, and then I hear now and then I hear boom boom, and I just screamed

What is happening when I got upstairs it was, was something no mother should ever Daniel lying bleeding by the door mark her husband on his knees. Holding his side, Daniel was barely clinging to life. I didn't even know what to do. I remember picking up his shirt and seeing the bullet hole. You know we're screaming Daniel hold on and don't let us and then I just as I think about tat day. I just I realized I was watching my only child hid away. Daniel died on the way to the hospital mark is lucky to be live how seriously injured was he mark was shot three times in the right chest left abdomen in the arm a close knit family, they called the

cells. The three musketeers judge, sallust told us Daniel a college. Sophomore was the center of the universe. from his wounds. The f b, I said it appeared Daniel, had tried to block the gunman. When did you realise that the attack was meant for you? It wasn't until the fbi debriefing they ve looked at this case inside and now tell me ma. Am you were the target he wanted to get you? The shooter was Roy den hollanders, a seven Two year old lawyer, he harbour deep hatred for women and behind a bitter manifesto. He accused judge solace of bees, quote: a lazy latina dragging her feet his loss police, fell, his body. The next day he had shot himself the fbi, disco,

He had killed another lawyer a week before then he went hunting for judge salus. He knew where, obviously, where I lived, he knew my routes to work. He knew the church we attended, he had Daniel school. He knew baseball games to complete work upon me and my family. The information that he got off from legal sources all open source as they call it. We may judge sellers outside her whom, six months after Daniels murder, she told us her husband needs additional surgery. The house has been sold twenty years of wonderful memory. She told us and one that's excruciating. We are living every parents worst nightmare, making preparations to bury berry

Our only child, their new last august in a highly unusual move for a federal judge, judge cell, is made a personal plea to lawmakers on you. We may not be able to start something like this from happening again, but we can make it hard for those who target us to track down. Since Daniels funeral judge, sellers has become a crusader. federal legislation to scrub judges, personal information from the internet. Her mission, became more urgent and when the f b, I discovered, second locker in new jersey belonging to her sons killer. What did they find? What was in the locker? They found another gun, a clock.

More ammunition, but the most troubling thing they found was manila folder. With a workshop on justice sung S or the mayor supreme court, just a suitable, yes chilling it would you think when you find the disapproval? Justice was on his list. More than on his list on sites, they had her favorite restaurants, where she worked out her friends tonight is the first time that plot has been revealed what could have happened, but we need to understand that judges are at risk We need to understand that we put ourselves in great danger every day for doing our jobs. This fact has to wake us up as the first hispanic woman to serve as a district court judge, judge sellers told us she never dreamed should be putting her family in harm's way when she was sworn in

the eleven, the last judicial security upgrade was fifteen years ago after chicago judge, Joan left came home one night and found her husband and mother shot dead by a disgruntled plaintive The new legislation to be taken up by the Senate is seeking more than two hundred fifty million dollars for home security and what Thousand more deputy marshals would a race a long list of personal data on lie, such as a home address driver's license and property tax records? It chose to be a judge and in becoming a public person Don't you have to give up some of your personal details for the sake of accountability. You're right, I didn't choose to become a public servant, and if anyone has a problem with what I ruled in a particular case, they can appeal if anyone is upset. The courthouse address.

its known to everyone come to the courthouse, but why do you need to come to my house? We can't shoot, but u s martians now, provide round the clock, security for judge sellers. She told us. Judges are increasingly threatened online. Last year there were forty two hundred threats against federal judges. She read us a few of those we quote must start killing these corrupt politicians and judges and their families. End quote another one: the judges, a trader and has a death sentence, and this is since the death of events daniels matter in this very house one other one. Just in mississippi quo I will kill you. I just want to get the gun and come down there and blow all their brains out.

Washington, vs Donald J trump, but perhaps no judge in the country, has felt the heat of online threats. More than senior. U S, district judge james robart. Emotions were already running high when judge rhubarb temporarily blocked former president frumps. First travel ban barring some muslim travellers, critics posted his home phone address online, but nothing prepared him for this anomaly of hate when president trump used his twitter bully pulpit to scorn him as a so called judge. When you call someone a so called judge, what you do is you

tat the judiciary. You may not even wanted to convey that message, but that's the message which you're forty million twitter followers took down, which was your never authorized to issue this decision. Death threats flooded in then president trump tweeted. Again, if I recall, he also said to blame you, if there should be a terrorist attack on the country, people took that as somehow I was giving permission for their families to be endangered, and then the tones of for a number of the message is turned into. You must be stopped

What did you think about that? When the President attacks you? I thought he had a right to attack my decision. I don't think that criticising a judge is acceptable. I recognise there is a dispute on that. There is no dispute at the point that you start to talk about, I'm going to kill you or I'm going to hurt you or, more importantly, to me, I'm going to hurt your family, that's over the line and can't be tolerate Judge robot was bombarded with forty thousand messages. Eleven hundred were serious enough to be investigated there were so many death threats that? U s? Marshall, set up camp around the judges house, the idea of meeting a meal bomb sniffing dog they go into a restaurant before we could have lunch impacts you, but you just try to new. Not let that bother you

that actually happened. Yes, if you want to know how to be really unpopular with restaurant owners show up with your dog, which runs around the restaurant, embarking on a number of us S, marshals who are noticeable your chuckling now, but I take it that at the time you didn't see the humour in this No, I didn't, then federal investigators uncovered something more ominous. Thousands of threats that look to be from americans were actually for, Russia part of a long game by Vladimir Putin to splinter african democracy. If Putin can undermine a significant segment of the populations willingness to accept the court's decision, then he can cause chaos in this country. Suzanne spalding ran top cyber security operations for both demo.

Frederick and republican administrations. She told us: russia undermines the justice system by fanning some american suspicions that judges are partisan. What did george robot due to put himself in russia's crosshairs? They attacked him as decision as reflecting his personal political preferences, as opposed to following the rule of law, and that leads people to conclude that it is appropriate to make threats of violence and, as we saw in the tragic case of judge salus, to actually carry out an attack of That's how big a thread do you think this is you now? I think we got a taste of that on january sex.

At spalding, told us since the siege of the capital, there's more pressure on law enforcement to determine which online threats might turn into physical attacks. Take the example of this alabama man, who answered the online call with a truck load of weapons and a hand scribbled hit list, second from the top and indiana judge. So how do you answer people who will say that what I say online, even if its aggressive it's my first amendment right? So you do have a first amendment right to express your opinion, even if it's an unpopular opinion, but threats of violence, incitement to violence at those are things that Law enforcement can legitimately look into, particularly when it's against our public servants judge. Shell is lives with those threats, but when the court,

house reopens after the pandemic, but she told us Daniel would want her to keep going or you'll be concerned when you re enter this courtroom now, where change forever and work- and I are our different people today, sadly, but as far as what I do on the bench now, that's not that's not gonna change, I'm not gonna, let Mr Holland, or take that away from me, my integrity. My work ethic and my pride. He won't take that if you have children watching sixty minutes tonight, that's usually a good thing, but this story is not for them

the images you are about to see or the honest evidence of the greatest war crimes of the twenty first century. President Biden, his national security team, wilson in the face of horror that erupted a decade ago, when many, them were in the obama administration march, will bring the tenth anniversary of the popular rising that began, Syria's civil war, the series dictator bashar Al Assad has gasped the innocent bombed hospital. In schools and made thousands disappear. The evidence is hard to watch, but it should be seen many risked their lives to tat. The story so that, even if Assad is never arrested, he will be forever handcuffed to the truth.

Syrian president Bashar Al Assad did this. These are civilians of damascus, suburb called gutta in twenty thirteen bhutto was held. by rebels. So the syrian army shelled the neighborhood, internationally band nerve gas. Fourteen hundred men, women and children were exterminated. Assad had chosen to meet the popular uprising against him, not with diplomacy, not with war among soldiers, but with terrorism. Without restraint we have murdered. We have extermination, we have torture, we have re. Stephen rap is help to build cases against Assad and his regime rap prosecuted war crimes in rwanda and sierra leone and served as you

ambassador bassett or for war crimes issues for six years until twenty fifteen will there be justice for what's happened in Syria. I'm an optimist camaro I've, I've seen other situations that we thought were pretty hopeless where nobody thought there never be justice where we succeeded. The possibilities. there and, and one of the ways that we build toward, that is get the solid evidence now much of what he calls solid evidence was abandoned in the war zone. More than nine hundred thousand government documents have been smuggled out and archived by the independent mission for international justice and accountability. The commission is fine, in part by the: u s and european union stephen rap,

Is the commission's chair dude. The documents that have been collected so far lead all the way to President Assad. There's no question: they lead all the way to President Assad. I mean this is a top down organized effort There are documents with his name's on that. Clearly he organizes the this this strategy. Then we see orders down through the system to pick people up. We see reports back, we see reports back about We got a real problem hitherto many corpses stacking up among the corpses is Ahmad almost money a fourteen year old. Who was last seen on a bus headed to his mother's funeral. His family told human rights watch that Assad's military stop the boss,

and found a protest song on a modern phone. His family next saw his face two years later, when this image of his tortured body was smuggled out by the man concealed in the blue windbreaker. Our job became solely to take photographs of the bodies of dead human beings that had been tortured, after killed in the different intelligence branches. The photographer's, alias, is Caesar he was in the military, the military we spoke to him with the translation, help of was mustafa of the syrian emergency task force, which works to protect civilians. Caesar had been a military photographer, for thirteen years. I ask in twenty eleven he was ordered to make her

occurred at morgues that receive the dead from Assad secret prisons. We added a masking effect because his images, or to horrific for television the reality of what he saw, broke Caesar's allegiance to the regime to protect Caesar's identity. These are his words in off his voice, was very clear that they were tortured, not tortured for a day or two tortured. For for many many long months they were emaciated. Bodies purely skeletons and there were people most of them had their eyes. Gouged out there was electrocution you can tell by the dark spots on their body that was used there. There was utilization of knives in and also be cables and belts that was used to beat them, and so we could see every type of torture on the bodies of these individuals every type of torture.

er, but the depravity of the gouged eyes leaves to the imagination how maiming was calculated to course, information by twenty thirteen, the bodies overflowed the morgues and spilled across a parking garage at this military hospital. When I would take photographs, I would think how can this government be capable of doing this to it's own people? I would also have feelings of of sadness and I agree up what I've seen and, at the same time, a feeling of fear that at any single moment, there's no reason that I wouldn't face the very same torture and be photographed later. How did you get the photographs out every single day I would get on the computer? I would use a flash drive to get all of the photographs that were taken that day load them onto the

strive and then in secret and risky way, go out from work and reach a close friend of mine, sammy. Who would then take the flash drive and would the flash drive on a daily basis unto his personal computer. This is Caesar's friend Sammy, also an alias for more than two years he uploaded the daily flash drives smuggled by sea we interviewed Sami again with the help of was mustafa. There was a responsibility upon us upon Caesar and I a responsibility to the syrian people to be able to show them prove to them. Let them know what has been the fate of their loved ones, and I remember I hadn't Labour in her son was a friend of mine, and I was looking at his photograph.

In one of the flash drives that Caesar had brought to me that day- and I remember every single day that mother would go back to the intelligence branch asking about her son asking any information about him and I couldn't even tell her the truth. Is we didn't wanna be exposed as we were doing this documentation? This is victim. Nine thousand seven hundred that's right He pointed out the irony of police state bureaucracy, arabic numerals, would One day may be a treasure for prosecutors. We blurred the numbers to protect the families of the dead with each body. There is usually three numbers associated with. It ran on different parts of their bodies, the first being the number the detainees. The second is a number of the intelligence branch that torture that individual to death in a third number was given by the doctor

for the sequential number signifying which number of that body he or she was. You would think that the regime would want to hide all these things. People are basically covering their backside following the procedures, and people will follow those procedures that parallel getting trouble, but in the process of doing at their creating some of the strongest evidence that any of us who prosecuted crimes here elsewhere have ever seen how do we know that Caesar's photographs are authentic and action do show what they report show. Well far, f b, I verified demanded data and determined that everything was rock solid, that a whole group of photos represented real people.

Relevance. The fbi, analyze caesar's images in the two hundred forty two pictures, it sampled, the f b. I says the image files exhibit no artifacts or inconsistency is one prisoners. Caesar did not photograph is this matter who goes by the alias Ali he was imprisoned because of the place of his birth. Where were you born and call on the sahel but to move to syria as child corrects in twenty two on a trip from the? U s: Ali flew to damascus. It was the second year of the war. He never made it out of the airport. His! U s, passport was a ticket. to an underground prison. One of the tyrants intentions, intelligence officers told me we don't care. If making we can kill you we can give you detained, for

over three weeks of interrogation seemed like forever. He told us his feet were beaten with plastic pipe until he couldn't stand, others he said were suspended on a wall by handcuffs and doused with boiling water. Did this, but the worst for him was a prisoner He never saw that Ali overheard, an interrogation and that a boy. Judging from the screen that night, I harrods a child between twelve and thirteen years old screaming mama. Please help me out from the hill when his cream is just after the pour water, and then I can hear the the women and hitting by like classic vibe or like something like that as capriciously as he,

taken Ali was released to his family, who hadn't known for twenty three days, why he never showed up at baggage client torture. Is One of many war crimes committed by bashar, Al Assad's regime in two thousand and seventeen we visited a bombed hospital, thousands of medical facilities, schools and neighborhoods have been levelled by Assad and his ally, russia. Beside his use band chemical weapons than three hundred times according to an investigation by the global public policy institute in all about quarter million civilians- are dead, eleven million have been forced from their homes

Besides, opposition has committed atrocities too, but the scale cannot be compared. I did all of this. I risk my life and the lives of my family in order to show and two exposed to the entire world the true face of this dictatorship of the Assad regime. We ve got at or evidence against the side and his click than we had against milosevic. In yugoslavia we had in any of the war crimes tribunals in which I've involved. In some extent, better than we had against the nazis. Nuremberg, Nuremberg, the the nazis, didn't actually take individual pictures of each of their victims with identifying information on you'd love to go to court. I'd love to see whether it is necessary at this would be a great trial against on himself a router before the trouble is Assad. Has nearly won the war, the? U s and others have imposed sanctions, but most animals will be safe in syria. The, u n tried to.

First, Syria, to the international criminal court that was vetoed by russia and china. If Assad gets away with impunity. What has the world lost? If the word is that you can commit those crimes and the? U can get away with it, and this is the way it is suppress a popular uprising. Then others will do the same thing that the future will be much more dangerous than that in the past and and and a lot of what we built will be destroyed. already destroyed is what syrians built over thousands of years. Assad is condemned to be the monarch of all he surveys. Try or may be distant. But the witnesses are patient blind witnesses who challenge the world to see

young witnesses, for whom time no longer matters. They will wait because a crime buried without justice is never laid to rest in just three years. The extremist ideology of cuban on has kept the mines and imaginations of tens of millions of americans, their core belief, a global cabal, including Democrats, hollywood elites and members of what they called the state control, much of our lives. The cabal commit atrocities, including pedophilia satan ship and cannibalized children, but it will be vanquished by donald trump and an apocalyptic day called the store. Q and on was born when an anonymous character named Q began posting cryptic, rick

is an online forum known for hosting hateful and racist content. The movement prospered in pandemic isolation, its followers occasionally erupting and acts of violence culminating in the assault on the capital. but the prophesied storm never happened instead, Donald trump left office and q and on followers have found themselves at a moment of truth. Jo leinen at one end and you started seeing chatter online I've been kind. This has all been a scam and they were out, which is great, that that is rare for radical ecevit

Was Elizabeth newman was in charge of policy to counter domestic extremism at the department of homeland security in the trump administration? The prophecies did not happen. The storm didn't happen. Is there an opportunity right now to, as we say, off ramp some of these people? Absolutely for many it was a it was a light switch effect, but for others you see them struggling they're, trying to make sense of it and so they're very vulnerable right now they're vulnerable to being convinced about some of these newer theories. There's a new one that march fourth march forth as the day that president trump is going to return and he's gonna be pressed. and again, if we're at a moment where some of these people are disillusioned. And maybe open to new ideas are far right. Extremists.

Its premises even neo nazis, jumping in to this breach right now and trying to peel them, often radicalism. Even more. Yes, they see opportunity. they have been posting guides on how to approach a disheartened shoe and on inherent making clear that don't wanna make fun of it ideology. Don't wanna be to direct about your white supremacist views. You want to be pathetic newman, resigned in April, because she says president trump kept pouring few who, on the rising threat of home, grown extremism at homeland, security. When you were there She went on on your radar as a threat. The general consensus at that time period was

could be a low level of policing concern because we had a few incidents of people conducting violence, but by and large its ideology is not one that promotes violence, at least at that time. What shifted, what turned q and into a more violent kind of conspiracy group. It didn't become a violence problem until donald trump, whilst the election, and then they felt lake, or will we better fix that because otherwise, Donald trump can't fix this other big problem of the deep sea. he for the supporters charged into battle with the crowd storming the capital on January. Sixth, some were easy to spot with their q signs and

chance inside officer, eugene goodman, staved off rioters, led by a man in a cue shirt, ashley babbage, killed at the capital had previously tweeted a picture of herself in a key. Tank top, and then there is the now famous q sharm nearly one in ten of those arrested had a q and on connection unlike the movement overall, they were men and women. Often older there was a fire. will employ ye business owner who covered restore an acute on mural and a real estate agent, who arrived by private plain. Some of these action of q and on is their use of christian symbolism, an apocalyptic prophecies,

Our problem is of lot of people doubted Christ. A news Survey by the conservative american enterprise institute found more than a quarter of white evangelical protestants and nearly one in five white. Catholics believe the queue and on conspiracy to see Christ's used as propaganda for an insurrection it drives a stake in my heart Derek Kabila's pastor of a small methodist church and northeast ohio has seen q and on tear through his community. You have said that you were not as a harrison a heresy, is something that is corrosive to the human soul. When you see the obsession and the paranoia that it inspires it's hard to come Anything else. While thank you guys for commoner

nearly a year now do the covert he's had to hold andy services in his churches parking lot in this hour of worship preaching from a makeshift hut into parishioners car radios. tell about rapid holes of conspiracy he's Most of them appreciate his speaking up, but not all I think we may have had a couple folks. They have probably left the congregation because of that the there are there are churches in the area that won't challenge conspiratorial thinking- is the church helping to spread kulan ons ideas. Unfortunately in some places yeah unbelievably, I think there are some pastors that promote

one on the numbers of cuban on followers swell during the pandemic. When people were isolated at home, the pandemic was creating this answer and it was driving. People to extremist ideas did dear just drop the ball on Cuba. On it's a tough question I think We really just didn't understand what was happening as it was happening. Q anon was spreading under their noses imposts means and videos on facebook, twitter and youtube A lot of women were robbed in by appeals to rescue supposedly cannibalized children and through unexpected ways like popular yoga accounts on instagram. The spread was also by. Then president trump will ever know much about the movement other than I understand they liked me very much. Actually, he shared com

and from q and on twitter accounts over three hundred times It wasn't until October that several social, media sites began aggressively banning for deep platt, forming q and on content. If your motive is to sort of law, these people away from you and on does deep platt forming help it does help and that an that's part of the big lessons out of twenty twenty, that deep black forming didn't happen soon. Enough came too late in the game and in part, because we, quite frankly, we'd, never seen anything like this. We ve never seen

what is largely just almost like a game. This fantasy, like game of what, if send you know literally it slight people, deducing clues and like oh, I it. The president said these two words in his speech today and I think he is referring to this conspiracy theory it. It feels very much like a game for most participants, for example on a q and on forum. The president was to work in the phrase tip top and lo and behold tip top shape, while they had a messianic figure in a place of power that was responding to their queues, at least that's what q and on supporters believed says Joel frankenstein director of and see our eye and org position at rutgers university monitoring online misinformation is

q and based on a game. Is it a game? Q on doesn't describe itself as a game, but it has all the hallmarks of being an alternative reality game? This solving riddles? Exactly the problem is that over time they started calling themselves q army, so we saw the growth in militarization in the organization, revolutionary ideas started, taking over q and on the ideas. A political revolt should a growing within the organisation and that became a part of the game what's happening now. The storm didn't happen. Where q and on today now they ve been rebuilt its morphing and doubling down on conspiracies. I can cause things like autism about covert vaccines and masks thinking and says it makes sense for them to be anti backs. If the

pandemic ends and if enough people get vaccinated- and we have heard immunity Will this thing begin to shrivel? Well, it's funny. You mentioned that does not make sense for one by the new target of a conspiracy to the vaccine, because that's exactly what If the extremists powers, leslie you're, saying they need the pandemic, they need the eyeballs spending too love and more hours a day? And if we can get rid of this pen, I'm again isolation in quarantine, then, are you suggesting the oxygen is debated oxygen but the end of the pandemic. far off and in the meantime, families are being torn apart by q and on unread it we found a group of over a hundred thousand and friends and family sharing horror story of losing loved ones. Why on another site. We saw leavers posting that their severed family ties because of q, and on is proof of their more

superiority. Nate a school site just a minnesota watched in pain, askew, anon, grew his seventy year old mother. Would you go so far? to say that your mother's detached from reality as of late, I would she's not a crazy person, she's a very bright person, but this things happen in a million little paper cuts. Was she a political person before this? Was she a big trump fan? And two thousand and sixteen no. In fact, we were Hillary supporters, then, and my mom was even a Bernie Sanders canvasser in the primary on twenty twenty you're kidding yeah. Well, how do you explain the journey from Bernie sanders to q anon I attribute

more to my mom, having a slow declining in trust for media trust for news and then many threads of This information and ideas and conspiracy theories slowly started taking hold of Of overall well of you do you feel you're losing your mother. I sometimes feel like I've already lost her because as somebody to in psychology, I'm bringing everything I know to bear on how to reconnect with her, and I dont know what could bring it back in its devastating we and show them that there's a whole world of purpose, in meaning outside of those lies you know what all that's really about. Don't you in ohio, pastor, Kabila's started a pod cast to reach out to those impact by q and on after this,

covering adherents in his own family, when I first found out how deep they were into it my initial, emotion was one of anger, and how can you believe this? Why would you think this? This is crazy. You know well more pass that now. These folks are in it in it is reality to them, and now we have to do the very difficult work, on this. Not

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