If you're trying to implicate that I'm a fucking snitch, check this out. Three things. I ain't a punk, I ain't a bitch, and I had a fucking snitch. Remember that voice, that's Mickey Windecker. As you know from season one of Alphabet Boys, Mickey was a snitch. The FBI paid him to infiltrate an undermine the racial justice movement in the summer of twenty twenty, I'm Trevor Aronson, the
host of Alphabet Boys. A year ago, we released the show's first season, titled Trojan hears a reference to the Silver Hearst Mickey drove around Denver while secretly working for the FBI. Since the show's release, I've received a lot of questions, among them, what has been the show's impact, what happened to Zeb Hall, the activist Mickey set up in a gun charge, and of course what happened to Mickey and I have some answers. In short, there's been impact.
The ACLU of Colorado has sued the FBI, alleging that the secret investigation we revealed an Alphabet Boys violated the constitutional rights of Colorado activists. Zeb has petitioned the court to vacate his guilty plea based on information we disclosed in Alphabet Boys, and we found Mickey thanks to a listener who was driving down a bike weekend Daytona Beach last year. While listening to Alphabet Boys in Daytona. The
listener spotted Mickey's silverhears and confronted Mickey. Well, we fucking cornered him out behind one of the bars, and from there the story gets wild, because of course it does. We're talking about FBI in format Mickey Windecker here, there's a lot to catch you up on. For details on all this and more, I need to ask you to head over to my newsletter on Substack. You can find it at Trevor Aaronson dot substack dot com or at Trevor Aaronson dot com and click on newsletter in the
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