Allison Guerriero’s family awaits answers Allison Guerriero, 52, was found dead at her home in Boynton Beach, Florida, last Thursday evening, according to her family’s Facebook post cited in the report. Guerriero had been publicly linked to former FBI special agent Charles McGonigal, who once worked on Trump-Russia collusion matters and later faced federal charges tied to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. In the hours before her death, Guerriero posted heavily on X, including statements about McGonigal, the FBI, and her own health. Her X bio said she had turned in “two time convicted traitor” Charles McGonigal and had been dealing with illnesses and injuries for eight years. The final posts drew attention The report says Guerriero posted 75 times on X last Thursday before she was found dead later that night. Among the posts cited were remarks sharply critical of the FBI and references to people who had seen her with McGonigal. Another post included a video shared only hours before her death, in which she spoke about prayer, public humiliation on social media, and wanting attention brought to names she believed the public did not know. Given the timing, the posts are now being read closely, but the known…

The Revolution Meets the Lease Agreement Michael James Duntley, 59, known in Portland protest circles as “Spider Mike,” “Big Spider Mike,” and “Wider Mike,” was recorded on a profanity-filled livestream arguing with a woman who identified herself as his landlord. The woman said Duntley had been screaming, yelling, drinking, wearing a wig, and banging things around in a garage while frightening people inside the home. Duntley’s answer was that he and his online companions were “having a good time.” When he told her to call the police, she replied that she already had. It was not exactly a master class in conflict resolution, unless the class was taught by a comments section. The Clip That Started Making the Rounds https://twitter.com/ImFiredUp2/status/2093779486500159906?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw A Landlord, a Livestream, and Some Very Loud Irony During the exchange, Duntley shouted at the woman to leave and be quiet, while one person on the livestream mocked her for calling police. The woman also reminded Duntley that she had given him a place to live after he had previously been kicked out. Duntley responded that she had done him a favor six years earlier and told her to go to sleep. For a movement that often advertises “mutual…