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This isn’t a deep dive or a document dump—it’s a year-end transition for Tentacle Nation. The Bryon Macron case put this platform on the map, and it remains a central focus. But as more source material comes in—statements, documents, memories—the approach stays the same: no shortcuts, no half-baked conclusions. Evidence gets time, not spin.

This year, what started with a handful of public records requests turned into thousands of pages and a community willing to speak up. From Cuyahoga County to Portage and Medina, the pattern is clear: questions are resisted, but answers come when someone keeps asking.

We’re not just looking back. As the Hiram and Mantua fallout continues, and school resource officer vetting demands transparency, the work carries forward. New leads are surfacing in the Pamela Terrill Mystery—digging into decades-old questions with fresh eyes (and a personal connection).

North Royalton and the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office are back in the spotlight. Threads lead backward and forward, but all demand answers. The Twinsburg officer issue returns—not for headlines, but for real accountability.
This episode is about continuity, gratitude, and what comes next. Thanks to everyone in Tentacle Nation for making this possible.

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