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Jackie Singh
@HackingButLegal
Investigative Journalism & Infosec | @KinexisAI | Jobs: @USArmy @GDMS @Mandiant @Intel @JoeBiden @STOPSpyingNY | Seen: BBC, WaPo, Bloomberg, WSJ, NBC, USA Today
Apr 14 • 48 tweets • 17 min read
Crypto influencer Joe McCann — who I met once while engaged in a short-lived crypto project — is currently under widespread suspicion of murdering his fiancée, social media influencer Ashlee Jenae (Ashly Robinson). Here is a retweet made by McCann's ex-wife during their divorce. Image Content Warning: DV
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Allegedly, they fought; hotel management separated them into different rooms. The police in Tanzania say she was found in critical condition inside her wardrobe in her hotel room after hanging herself using a piece of cloth from her dress on April 9. Image
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Apr 5 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Hi, it's me again, an Army veteran. I did say it out loud — a full nine months ago.

🔗 Link below. Image hackingbutlegal.com/p/tattooed-for…
Mar 31 • 19 tweets • 3 min read
🚩🚩🚩 There are major red flags in this story about an "ex-spy" who helped stop Iran from building a nuclear weapon. It is a very interesting piece—and I love The New Yorker—but please don't buy stories about intelligence professionals hook, line, and sinker 🎣 Believing that a story relitigating the success of previous CIA operations against Iran's nuclear program in public at the exactly moment when we are engaged in kinetic action against those same facilities is simply biographical stretches credulity.
Mar 30 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
1/8 🧵 Right now, PHANTOM WAKE is showing 16 ships behaving very suspiciously near the underwater cables that carry ~95% of the world's internet traffic. These detections happened in a 19-hour window across 4 different oceans. Clustering here very likely not a coincidence #OSINT Image 2/8 First, what ARE these cables?
They're fiber-optic cables laid on the seafloor connecting every continent. When you video call someone in Europe from the US, your data travels through one. There are about 500 of them worldwide, and they're shockingly easy to damage
Mar 14 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
1/🧐 "The cybersecurity experts weren't enough"

Let's do the *actual math* on @ThisWillHold2's "irrefutable" Amendment 4 fraud claim because the numbers they cite are publicly available and tell a totally different story.

🧵 Thread: 2/ They claim 6,371,645 R+D early votes "coincidentally" equals the 60% threshold for Amendment 4, which got 6,070,758 YES out of 10,619,137 votes cast. The actual 60% bar was 6,371,482.

Their magic number is off by ~163 votes from the threshold. That's their "irrefutable" math.
Mar 12 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Do you want to know how I tweeted that we did the attack on the school before it was confirmed? 'Twas a strong hunch based on TikTok comments posted to videos showing immediate aftermath of the event, like, "that doesn't look like Iran" to confuse viewers and avoid attribution. By the time the news started filtering out internationally, Hegseth already knew DoD had made a mistake, and (U.S. or Israeli) bots started covering for the crime pretty much immediately using the deescalation tactics I further describe in the linked thread above.
Feb 28 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
I have established that Donald Trump's statement of war against Iran which was broadcast in the wee hours of this morning is an AI deepfake.



1/🧵 How can we know it's a fake? 👀👇 2/ There is a complete absence of natural breathing patterns, spontaneous illustrators, or small fluctuations in Trump's facial musculature. His delivery remains highly monotonous in rhythm. Facial expressions are limited to rhythmic brow lowering and lip tightening and...
Feb 21 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
"I am fully aware of the charges to which Ghislaine has been found guilty. Despite this fact, I continue to hold my sister in the highest regard."

"I am of course aware of the charges of which she has been found guilty at jury trial. I have been present at every ..." (Cont.) 👇 "... one of the pretrial and trial court days. Notwithstanding the jury's verdict, I continue to hold Ghislaine in the highest regard and I believe very strongly that she still has much of value to contribute in the world."

🤡 EFTA02838285.pdf
Feb 15 • 9 tweets • 5 min read
BULLETIN: Those promoting the acronym "TND" are associated with Russia's Wagner Group. They are running rampant— Involved in child abuse via 764/Temple ov Blood, and have been working hard to radicalize (brainwash/abuse) trans youth into ?mass murdering others and themselves. Image They also appear to have a woman deployed to perform narrative control on this topic. The goal is to ensure the public is not aware of the relationship between Russia and the child abuse conducted from afar.
Feb 11 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1/🧵 Breaking analysis from @guardian:

Epstein Files describe a pattern of behavior around Kimbal Musk and the Tesla/SpaceX world that raise serious natsec and corruption concerns. Image 2/🚩 The behavior described looks very similar to how powerful people are identified, studied, and slowly drawn into compromising relationships—
Especially through their close friends and family.
Feb 11 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
So you guys are gonna have to take some time to get used to this, but Puerto Ricans already had to.

The airspace over P.R. was closed while Trump was running his bombing runs over Venezuela. Travel was disrupted for two weeks, and everyone was trapped on the island. Reopening the airspace was the START of resolving the travel backlog. People were having trouble buying flights and the airports were packed.
Feb 5 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
THREAD 🧵

1/ This breaking exclusive story from Reuters (sourced from her office) looks like an effort to retroactively justify and normalize Tulsi Gabbard's presence at the recent Georgia raid by framing it as part of a broader ODNI election security mission. I can explain: 2/ Between Feb 1–4, Gabbard told Congress her Georgia role falls under ODNI's election security authority and is tied to a long running assessment of electronic voting systems.
Jan 31 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
"Most of them"? Technically true—I suppose @EoinHiggins_ must missed this email from Soon Yi

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Image *must have missed this email 😉
Jan 31 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Tyler Shears is in the #EpsteinFiles because he directly worked PR for Epstein. He was also the CTO (and responsible for "deep dive due diligence on all new investments and company projects") at The Ingersoll Group during the time when Keith Ingersoll was committing crimes there. Image Keith Ingersoll is an associate of Matt Gaetz.

justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/o…
Jan 26 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
Me in 2023: "If Millennials think we're having a hard time now, the madness & the chaos that would be unleashed in a 2nd Trump presidency would be unmatched by any other point in American history, & I think that none of us want to live through that"

You can see my eye twitching.
Jan 22 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Some stories wound me in the writing. The toll is a stress that burrows deep during research. When the weight grows unbearable, when it overwhelms, I step back, breathe, think. But I will not be ruled by fear. My allegiance is to democracy, and the stakes could not be higher. The cunning of fear is that it needs no chains. It merely suggests that tomorrow is soon enough, that someone else will speak, and that the risk outweighs the duty. Fear stops the hand before it writes, and closes the throat before it speaks.
Jan 20 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
For Your Consideration. Image
Image Note the date and time. lavanguardia.com/politica/20260…
Jan 9 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
1/ People who believe Nicole Good was "in the wrong" for trying to drive away from a federal officer are telling us something important about themselves: they value compliance over justice.

That mindset isn’t just misguided. It’s fundamentally un-American. I can explain. 🧵👇 2/ America’s founding story wasn’t about obeying the rules, it was about challenging unjust ones. The Boston Tea Party and civil rights marches are examples of acts of defiance against oppressive power structures.

Justice has always preceded legality in our moral code.
Jan 7 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Look, man. I was deployed to Iraq 2003-2004. Our unit leadership would provide us highly specific instructions on the Rules of Engagement for any given mission. If we were stepping outside the wire, there was a standing RoE, and we were briefed pre-mission. We knew to obey it. My point is this: Yes, if you add a bunch of less-trained people to the force, there will be mistakes.

I believe this to be a convenient excuse which obscures reality which fails to account for the sheer number of violent incidents we are observing on American streets.
Dec 24, 2025 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
FACT: Sanctions are the most important method of global financial moderation to help keep us safe from the world's worst terrorists.

This key defensive tool is now converted to a weapon of state repression and censorship by Trump admin under false guise of defending free speech. We're not just talking the regular ol' domestic state repression, either.

The sanctions list has just become a global cleaver to financially terminate Trump's political enemies who are not U.S. citizens nor residents. He seeks to antagonize his targets and send a public message.
Dec 15, 2025 • 19 tweets • 6 min read
🧵 Authoritarians follow a predictable playbook, and you can often spot it before it is too late. THREAD of core behaviors of dictators who want to hold power at any cost 1. Aggressively centralize power.

They weaken parliaments, courts, and watchdogs, often by using "emergencies" or legal tweaks to concentrate authority in the executive while claiming to respect the rule of law.

nytimes.com/2025/03/20/us/…