(09-30-2025, 08:20 AM)UltraBudgie Wrote: Dang with all this chaff now I really want to read what MrShamanMan has to say!
Jacob Chansley’s 26-page complaint, filed September 22, 2025, in Maricopa County Superior Court, Arizona, is a single, rambling paragraph seeking $40 trillion in damages. Key claims include:
• Conspiracy Against Constitutional Rights: Chansley accuses Donald Trump, the Federal Reserve, NSA, FBI, DOJ, T-Mobile, X Corp., Warner Bros., and the state of Israel, among others, of a vast conspiracy to violate Americans’ constitutional rights through surveillance, data collection, and manipulation.
• Plagiarism of Ideas: He claims his intellectual property, including plots for The Dark Knight and Avatar, was stolen by Hollywood and tech entities, with specific allegations against Warner Bros. and others.
• NSA Catfishing: He alleges the NSA used fake online personas to entrap him, violating his privacy and rights.
• Self-Proclaimed Presidency: Chansley declares himself the “rightful” U.S. president and leader of a “new constitutional republic,” framing his lawsuit as a defense of national sovereignty.
• Surveillance and Targeting: He accuses T-Mobile, X Corp., and others of illegally monitoring his communications and using AI to suppress his influence, tying this to broader QAnon-inspired narratives about government overreach.
• Exhibits: Over 1,000 exhibits are referenced, hosted on an inaccessible Google Drive, purportedly supporting his claims with documents and screenshots.
As a civil filing in Arizona’s Maricopa County Superior Court, the document is part of the public record. However, Arizona courts do not provide free, full-text online access to recent filings like this one (filed just a week ago).
You can search for the case using the court’s public docket portal at superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/docket. Enter details like the plaintiff name (“Jacob Chansley”) and approximate filing date (September 22, 2025) to locate the case number.
Hopefully the press posts most of it.
Shaman could also post the google drive which supposedly contains over 1000 documents.