Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump DOJ Destroys Evidence in Pretti Murder
Jan 27, 2026
A deep dive into missing evidence and chaotic crime‑scene handling in the Alex Pretti shooting. The DOJ’s filings and conflicting agency declarations raise questions about a destroyed chain of custody and an unaccounted-for firearm. The legal battle over a preservation order and why a judge may keep restrictions is explored.
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Federal Agencies Contradicted Each Other
- Multiple DOJ agencies contradicted each other and refused to clearly state they would preserve evidence.
- That discord signals a serious breakdown in crime-scene control and interagency responsibility.
Require Explicit Preservation Promises
- Judges should demand explicit preservation assurances from agencies when evidence is at risk.
- A clear court order prevents ambiguity and protects state investigators' access.
Crime Scene Left Unsecured For 38 Minutes
- The crime scene went unsecured for roughly 38 minutes after the shooting, allowing trampling and potential evidence loss.
- That initial delay undermines any subsequent chain-of-custody claims.