James Sullivan · Oct 26, 2026 · 2:20 PM UTC

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James Sullivan

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Oct 26

Trooper Michael Proctor falsified my witness statement and used it at the STATE Grand Jury without my knowledge. Lt. John Fanning signed off on it. Adam Lally didn’t call me to testify because I would have exposed it.

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Carol Erskine · Oct 26, 2026 · 9:45 PM UTC

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Oct 26

SANDRA BIRCHMORE: BETRAYED IN LIFE. DEVALUED IN DEATH. The medical examiner's testimony in the federal murder trial of Matthew Farwell is nothing short of staggering. What we are witnessing is not simply a series of investigative shortcomings. It is an extraordinary indictment of the institutions entrusted with investigating Sandra's death, including the Massachusetts Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Before issuing the May 6, 2021 ruling concerning Sandra Birchmore's death, the medical examiner acknowledged among other things, having no DNA evidence whatsoever. No information about DNA on Sandra's underwear. None concerning the ligature. Nothing. A trove of missed evidence resulted in Capó Martínez often testifying she was blind to any evidence pointing to a potential homicide or suspicious death. Sandra Birchmore was sexually exploited in life. And in death, she was further exploited by the very institutions and investigators whose solemn obligation was to investigate her death with diligence, independence, and an unwavering commitment to the truth. This is an absolute, unmitigated travesty. A grotesque distortion of what the Massachusetts criminal justice system is supposed to represent. The failures exposed in the courtroom before federal investigators intervened demand accountability at every level. Sandra was not merely a body to be examined, a case to be closed, or an inconvenient death to be explained away for the protection of others. She was a human being whose life had value, whose death demanded answers, and whose dignity deserved protection. Instead, the testimony is exposing a system that treated her death with a level of indifference that should outrage every person who believes in justice. Sandra Birchmore deserved justice in life. She deserved a thorough and impartial investigation in death. The Commonwealth failed her in both. It's indefensible.

ALT Credit: Justice for Sandra Birchmore Facebook.

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Kyle Sharkey · Oct 23, 2026 · 10:33 AM UTC

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Oct 23

Stay Focused! 🐐 Credit:@MaryBil99341482

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Grant Smith Ellis · Oct 21, 2026 · 4:38 PM UTC

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Oct 21

"[Matthew Farwell] said a female in his life, other than his wife, was causing problems. He told me he was fine and the problem was going to take care of itself." Oh my dear God.

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Oct 21

Replying to @GrantSmithEllis

"How many years were you friends with the defendant?" "From the moment he joined the department until...." (trails off). "What, if anything, did you notice about changes in the defendant's demeanor in Jan of 2021?" "Objection." "Overruled." "He was agitated. Undergoing stress. Frequently going outside to take phone calls." "Was that different than his prior behavior?" "Yes." "How about his mood." "He was agitated, you could tell something was going on with him." "Did you attempt to address that with him?" "Yes, towards the end of January in 2021. I was at J and G Hillside Grill. It is a restaurant near a golf course. I asked the defendant if everything was okay, I told him he seemed agitated." "What did he say?" "He said a female in his life, other than his wife, was causing problems. He told me he was fine and the problem was going to take care of itself." "Did he give you the woman's name?" "No." "What was the female threatening to do?" "Tell his wife."

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