Tracey L. Russo Esq.

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Tracey L. Russo Esq.

Tracey L. Russo Esq.

@EsqTracey

Connecticut, USA Katılım Nisan 2024
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Jessica Machado
Jessica Machado@jessmachadoshow·
@DoctorTurtleboy In one of the most hysterical plot twists I have ever seen in my life, the woman who tried to get a restraining order on me during the Karen Read trial and failed, Holly McNamara has arrived with Meredith O'Neil and her attorney.
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Jessica Machado
Jessica Machado@jessmachadoshow·
Good Morning from Boston District Court in South Boston. We are here today for a restraining order hearing between @DoctorTurtleboy and former girl friend Meredith O'Neil. This hearing is taking place today after being continued last week at the request of O'Neil's attorney who says he and his client needed more time to go over new documents submitted by Kearney the morning of the last hearing. You can follow all of my in-the-moment updates here on this thread.
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Tracey L. Russo Esq.
Tracey L. Russo Esq.@EsqTracey·
@jessmachadoshow @LamarVsAllen I have no words other than to thank you for talking about it and creating community for others who went through something similar. I hope your stepfather lives out the rest of his life in shame.
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Jessica Machado
Jessica Machado@jessmachadoshow·
I was abused by my stepfather for years. I survived years of mental abuse that came in many forms, including a pattern of fat shaming, isolation and degradation that seemed never ending. As a mother to three children, I see even more clearly today that what I was subjected to was cruel and so uncommon, but often felt normal and expected. None of that was my fault. These cartoon drawings were made by my stepfather when I was in high school and left for me on the kitchen counter before I went to school on different days. There were many of these. He called them the Hitler Diaries because that is what I called him when he would punish me in cruel ways. He called me Porky because I wasn't skinny. This is a glimpse into the disgusting abuse that was levied upon me as a child. What's worse is that I undoubtedly laughed at this, conditioned to believe this was actually acceptable. Like I said, the abuse came in many forms. If you ever wonder why words on the internet don't hurt me, know it's because the standard for what breaks me was established 40 years ago and the answer is NOTHING.
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Jason 🇺🇸
Jason 🇺🇸@jedinorseman·
@CollinRugg This douche bag should be in jail for 20 years for doing this stupid shit but hear me out. Why doesn't a factory that deals with TISSUE PAPER have the top of the line fire suppression system that covers every square inch of that place? The fire was huge and no sprinklers were on?
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Tracey L. Russo Esq.
Tracey L. Russo Esq.@EsqTracey·
The post is misleading— based on what you’ve shared they are asking to be notified if the parties will testify in person or, in lieu of that, designate their deposition testimony as their trial testimony. This is not about doxxing— any person who has been deposed has already disclosed their home address. Anyone on a witness list should already have been identified in the standard disclosures. I’m not a fan of Lively but this is not an unusual request. It’s also not unusual for a defendant (who puts his case on second) to be unsure of who can appear in person because that depends on the pace of the trial etc.
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TV & Movie Addict 🍿🦋
TV & Movie Addict 🍿🦋@TVMovieAddict·
Lively filed a letter to force wayfarer to tell them who is testifying. You know if Blake gets her hands on that list she will find a way for them to suddenly not want to testify. The people are scared of her. It’s why you haven’t seen crew come out and talk. This is bad. We have seen her side doxx Justin and Jamey. Wow #justinbaldoni #blakelively
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Aidan Kearney
Aidan Kearney@DoctorTurtleboy·
I'm happy to say that despite someone reporting me to the IRS for "mortgage fraud," because they don't understand how a mortgage application works, I was still able to move into my house that I "thought I was getting."
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Kyle Sharkey
Kyle Sharkey@KyleSharkey8·
Makes wonder if Judd Welcher did do more testing that but was not favourable to the NDAO thus not given to Karen. @suspiciousauce
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Leanne Newton
Leanne Newton@kiarajade2001·
What I'm really curious about is... If the Contract Rider Agreement is still enforceable but was signed by Blakel Inc, how is Lively able sue for breach of it in her individual capacity?
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Tracey L. Russo Esq.
Tracey L. Russo Esq.@EsqTracey·
Full TextScholarly Journal Recovering Buried Footwear and Tire Impressions in Snow: A Simple and Easy Method Recovering Buried Footwear and Tire Impressions in Snow: A Simple and Easy MethodAdach, Edward.  Journal of Forensic Identification; Alameda Vol. 71, Iss. 3, (Jul-Sep 2021): 197-203.
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Tracey L. Russo Esq.
Tracey L. Russo Esq.@EsqTracey·
From what I can tell there is zero consideration of the fitness of the applicant — the individual claiming a safety issue should be required to affirmatively state under oath how the infant will be safer with him/her and identify all adults residing with the infant. DCF can and should be involved immediately to do a safety/welfare check especially when the infant will be removed from his/her home.
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Michael Welsh
Michael Welsh@MichaelWelshLaw·
Tim Bradl is right: Massachusetts needs 209A reform, and I intend to help push it forward. One of the most serious defects in the current system is this: the initial order can do enormous damage, and later hearings often will not truly revisit the original allegations that caused that damage in the first place. That means the first round matters disproportionately. If the initial allegations are weak, distorted, strategically framed, or simply false, the consequences still begin immediately. And once that process starts, the system is often structured to carry those consequences forward rather than meaningfully correct them. That is exactly why reform matters. In my own case, the original allegations were disproven, but the structure of the process still allowed the initial order to shape everything that followed. That is not a minor procedural flaw. It is a systemic problem in a legal regime that can affect custody, housing, employment, reputation, constitutional rights, and the course of an entire family’s life. Add in inconsistent judicial application and insider manipulation by locally connected actors, and the risk of injustice becomes even greater. Real victims need real protection, but a process this powerful also requires evidentiary rigor, consistent standards, meaningful review, and safeguards against misuse. Massachusetts should reform the 209A process so that false or disproven allegations do not continue to produce lasting harm simply because they were accepted at the outset. I intend to be involved in that effort. @BradlLawPC @DoctorTurtleboy @Bederowlaw
BoozeyBeauty@BoozeyBeauty

Kelsey Fitzsimmons and her attorney, Tim Bradl, confirmed today that the FBI is now involved in what happened to her on June 30, 2025, as well as the break-in at her home that followed. Speaking outside the courtroom, Kelsey opened up about the devastation of having her son taken from her and how quickly a judge signed off on the order that made it happen. Bradl then made it clear this is not stopping here, saying they plan to work with legislators to push for reform around restraining orders, especially how they immediately impact custody in those first critical hours after an order is served. When asked about the circumstances surrounding the order and the connections involved, Bradl did not dodge the question. He said, “We have some other investigations to work on and we are going to leave no stone unturned. We’re going to find out how and why this happened, and who’s responsible.” He also addressed the break-in at Kelsey’s home, saying they have already been in contact with the FBI and made it clear he has “had it with Essex County,” and will be working with federal investigators to get answers. 💜

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HAVANA
HAVANA@LatinaLatina24·
This woman is on here questioning the Glarers Fund Raiser for Kelsey Fitzsimmons from Saturday that he raised over 25 thousand? Saying she’s going to look into it . Who Is she ? She’s not in charge ..Instead of talking bad about everyone why doesn’t she do a 12 hour stream with her bestie on here and donate to Kelsey Fitzsimmons
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Valerie
Valerie@queen__valerie_·
I still don’t understand how easy it was for Justin to get a restraining order and have her baby taken away? #KelseyFitzsimmons
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Valerie
Valerie@queen__valerie_·
@southernsteph Maybe it depends on the state. No way this is happening in NY.
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Tracey L. Russo Esq.
Tracey L. Russo Esq.@EsqTracey·
@queen__valerie_ More than 20 years as a family attorney in CT and I don’t recall ever being asked to make a showing that the parent asking for the temporary emergency order of custody is safe — the focus is exclusively on why the custodial parent is dangerous. It’s a broken system.
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JoeyBagaD🍩nuts
JoeyBagaD🍩nuts@DonutsBaga·
💥Bottom line is Noonan was forced to make a split second decision and likely panicked when she pulled the trigger. 💥It’s hard to know what any of us would do in that position. His actions are totally justified in my opinion. Even if she pulled the trigger and then pulled the gun down to work the slide she could have shot him. 💥Kelsey shouldn’t have been charged imo, but I think I was a little hard on Officer Noonan. He must be torn up inside over it.
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Michael Dewan
Michael Dewan@FDNY1810·
@jessmachadoshow I've been following you, while at work, as much as possible. Is there a live stream anywhere that we know of?
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Jessica Machado
Jessica Machado@jessmachadoshow·
Good morning from Lawrence Superior Court in Massachusetts for Day 3 in the Kelsey Fitzsimmons trial. Fitzsimmons is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for what the Commonwealth says was an attempt to shoot a fellow officer while being served a restraining order. Fitzsimmons was a North Andover police officer out on maternity leave, set to return to work just a week later when her fiancé at the time, fire fighter Justin Aylaian, got a temporary restraining order on her. Officers attempted to serve the order, take Fitzsimmons guns and take her then four month old baby when Fitzsimmons claims she used one of her own guns to take her own life. Officer Patrick Noonan claims she pointed and shot the gun at him instead, with the gun misfiring. He said Fitzsimmons then backed up and racked the gun, attempting to shoot him again when he shot her two times, with one shot hitting Fitzsimmons in the chest. Officers on scene state Fitzsimmons asked "why?" while laying on the ground, shot. We expect the Commonwealth to rest today and Defense Attorney Timothy Bradl to begin calling witnesses. Follow this thread for all of my real-time updates from inside and outside the courtroom.
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