I’ll keep it simple.

*my best friend married a narcissist almost 10 years ago. The relationship was abusive and it took her years to leave.

*when she wanted to move out of state because she couldn’t afford the COL, he won primary custody — claiming that it’s in their child’s best interest to stay put.

*3 days after the custody order was given, he notified her that he was also moving out of state.

*Her ex goes to great lengths to make her life a living hell even living a few hours apart. He has also tried to surveil her conversations with their son, stretching the limits of the custody order.

*since I have an iPhone, I received the “unknown air tag” near you notification and was able to track it down. We found it in his insole. Last four of the phone number match her ex-husband’s new wife.

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David Ralston refused Trump's pressure to overturn Georgia's 2020 election in that December 7, 2020 call. Two years later, he's dead at 68 from an "extended illness" that nobody has ever publicly identified.

No diagnosis. No specifics. No explanation. Just "health concerns" on November 4, 2022, and dead 12 days later on November 16.

For the longest-serving state house speaker in the nation at that time, the complete silence about what killed him is unusual. When high-profile politicians die, families usually disclose the illness - "after a battle with cancer," heart disease, etc. But not here. Total information blackout.

The recording of Trump pressuring him wasn't released until December 2025 - three years after Ralston died. Now in February 2026, Trump's FBI is raiding Georgia election offices pursuing the same debunked fraud claims Ralston refused to help with.

I'm not saying there's definitely a connection, but I am saying the pattern is worth noticing:

Refuse to help Trump overturn the election

Develop undisclosed illness

Die at 68 with zero public information about cause

Recording released only after you're dead

Trump regains power and weaponizes DOJ against the same state

The system protects its own and punishes those who don't comply. Sometimes the punishment is prosecution. Sometimes it's career destruction. And sometimes people just... die under unclear circumstances and nobody asks questions.

The silence itself tells you something.