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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2026 · 14 MIN

Crimes Against Children And The Public’s Right To Know

from Peasants Perspective · host Taylor Johnatakis

Send us Fan MailA single viral post can light up the internet, but what happens when the institutions closest to the story won’t say what they did or how they’re protecting the public? We start with a developing situation involving serious, unverified allegations shared on X about a Kitsap County official, then slow everything down to the standard that matters most: due process. No charges have been filed as of our report, and we hold tight to the presumption of innocence while we separate online claims from what we can confirm.From there, we follow the transparency trail. We ask the Bremerton Police Department for basic public assurances and process-level clarity that shouldn’t compromise an active investigation. We also file public records requests for aggregate reporting under Washington statutes tied to exploitation of minors, including RCW 9A.44 and 9.68A, and we share what happened when those requests were denied and later met with the claim that no such records exist. That response raises serious questions for Bremerton residents about documentation, data reporting, and responsiveness, especially when set against the broader reality of internet crimes against children and other child safety cases documented elsewhere.We also talk through the silence from Renaissance High School and the Bremerton School District, and why “no comment” can feel like a vacuum to parents, students, and the wider community. Finally, we highlight the Kitsap County Auditor’s Office as the one agency that engages with our questions and provides limited but meaningful assurances, and we explain why election integrity and public trust demand “ironclad” safeguards even when facts are still emerging.If you care about government transparency, public records, child safety, and accountable local media, listen, share this episode, and leave a review. What level of transparency do you expect when public trust is on the line?Support the showGet off Zero, the EASIEST WAY TO BUY BITCOIN #BTChttps://river.com/invite?r=Y6QR4HBWCQGhost Phones, Laptops and Tablets, Mark37 has it allhttps://Mark37.com/ref/live1776Thursday Night PRIVATE IGNITE presentation via ZoomRegister for our FREE Ignite webinar every Thursday at 4:30p PST 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/48vKR1Dwww.PeasantsPerspective.comwww.LeftBehindandWithout.orgwww.DollarsVoteLouder.comwww.politicalremodel.com

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