Monologue About NHCADSV and Amanda Grady Sexton.

The Pipeline: An Investigative Series on NHCADSV and New Hampshire’s Power NetworkThis is a continuing investigative series examining the relationship between the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (NHCADSV), the New Hampshire Department of Justice, prosecutor-facing policy environments, and the behind-the-scenes infrastructure that shapes “victims’ rights” legislation and public messaging in the Granite State.This is not partisan. This is not personal. This is not a targeted attack.It’s a public accountability project.I will be publishing documentation as it comes through the wire, including emails, meeting agendas, policy coordination records, and national context that connects New Hampshire’s reforms to broader movements and funding structures.Key themes in the series include: • Marsy’s Law: coalition-convened meetings and DOJ participation in early rollout discussions • Prosecutor/media coordination: communications practices and statewide protocol environments • St. Paul’s School: crisis response, institutional power, and policy momentum • Evidence policy: rape kit tracking, crime lab concerns, and procedural gatekeeping • Narrative power: who controls the public story when the stakes are highIf you have documentation, tips, or direct experience relevant to these topics, you may contact me confidentially.New Hampshire runs on whisper networks.This series is going to run on receipts. Get full access to The Gracie Gato Podcast at gracieformermrsgato.substack.com/subscribe