The Address They Didn’t Want You to See: Fraud, Riots, and a Coordinated Cover-Up 🕵️‍♀️🔥

Tara reveals the part of the story no one else is telling. Using newly uncovered Signal chat logs exposed by investigative reporter Cam Rigby, this episode traces the violence in Minneapolis back to one specific location: 2614 Nicollet Avenue — an unassuming building allegedly tied to massive Somali-linked fraud operations worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Why were activists obsessively monitoring this address? Why did riots erupt only where fraud investigations were closing in? And why did the national narrative suddenly shift from fraud to “ICE = Nazis”? From Alex Pretty’s role in blocking traffic to protect the site, to Joe Rogan connecting the dots on color-revolution tactics, Tara lays out how chaos is used to bury corruption — and why Americans are being deliberately distracted. 🇺🇸⚠️ ⏱️ Key Moments 📱 Signal chat logs reveal 26 database searches tied to one address 📍 2614 Nicollet Avenue — the same place Alex Pretty was shot ☕ ICE agents arrive near Glam Doll’s Donuts — alarms immediately go out 🏢 One small building… 184 registered NPIs 💸 Alleged fraud tied to $400 million in payments 🧠 Two types of agitators: ideological militants vs. manipulated followers 🎙️ Joe Rogan explains how riots erase fraud from public focus 🚦 Traffic used as a weapon to block law enforcement response 📢 Why this story demands a communications war room 💬 Pull Quote “This wasn’t organic protest — this was protection. And he died protecting fraud.” ⚖️🔥 📣 Social Media Caption 🚨 Why this address mattered more than the riot itself Tara exposes how violence in Minneapolis was allegedly used to shield a massive fraud operation — and why the media instantly changed the subject. This wasn’t random. This wasn’t spontaneous. And it definitely wasn’t about donuts or traffic. 🎧 Listen now before it disappears. investigative journalism, Minneapolis riots, fraud exposure, Somali NPI fraud, signal chats, Alex Pretty, ICE operations, coordinated protests, Joe Rogan clip, color revolution tactics