I Just Filed My Writ of Error Coram NobisYesterday

September 20, 2025 Yesterday I filed my Writ of Error Coram Nobis in the U.S. District Court for D.C. This is a rarely used legal remedy for correcting a conviction after you’ve served your sentence, when new evidence and ongoing harm prove the conviction was fundamentally unjust. It’s too heavy to share in this format, but I will do my best to summarize here on my Substack. Links of Importance: https://x.com/realjennaryan/status/1969189277897490589 My filing isn’t just about me—it’s about exposing the pattern of abuses, fabrications, and political targeting that defined so many January 6 prosecutions. What I put on the record is essentially a book: hundreds of pages of receipts, exhibits, and tables cataloging misconduct at every phase of the process.

For those who don’t have time to dig through the dense legal brief, here are the key highlights—abuses I endured one by one.

The Abuses I Documented

1. Government Targeting & SpectacleI wasn’t sentenced for my actions, but for optics. The judge admitted openly that my imprisonment was to “send a message” because I had become “a face of January 6.”

2. Fabricated NarrativeProsecutors spliced videos, attributed chants I never said, and even invented a Gmail quote to paint me as violent—never producing evidence they said they had.

3. Overcharging & CoercionThey stacked four misdemeanors for a two-minute entry, threatened years in prison, and coerced a guilty plea conditioned on a false Statement of Facts.

4. Brady Violations / Withheld EvidenceCCTV showing police waving people inside was suppressed. The FBI’s use of CHS and Sedition Hunters was hidden. Even the probation recommendation in my PSR was buried.

5. Compelled Remorse & Criminalized SpeechMy denial of violence was twisted into “lack of remorse.” Tweets and interviews were treated as violent intent. Speech became the crime.

6. Judicial Bias & Improper Aggravating FactorsThe court cited the “five deaths” narrative, punished me for collective guilt, and ignored undisputed facts in my favor.

7. Media Amplification & Mob HarassmentDOJ filings mirrored the headlines. Red-circled photos went viral. I was stalked, harassed, and threatened—all amplified by government leaks.

8. Selective Prosecution & DisparitiesOthers who did more walked free. My punishment was harsher than people with more serious conduct, even after the pardon.

9. Prison MistreatmentIn custody, I endured extreme cold, forced COVID exposure, starvation diets, and emotional abuse. These were not accidents—they were punishment for optics.

10. Debanking & Economic BlacklistingPayPal shut me down. Banks and platforms blacklisted me. This extra-judicial punishment followed me long after my sentence.

11. Collateral Consequences & Ongoing HarmI’ve been branded “insurrectionist” and “Hitler Realtor,” smeared across the internet, and labeled a “Domestic Violent Extremist” without trial. The damage continues every day.

Conclusion

This Writ isn’t just about overturning my conviction—it’s about putting the truth on the record. It’s about showing that J6 prosecutions weren’t about law and order, but about narrative over facts, optics over justice, and politics over rights.

I filed this to restore my name, but also to leave a paper trail others can build on. If you’ve been caught in this machinery, or if you’ve supported those who have, know this: we are not powerless. When we put the truth in writing, with receipts, it cannot be ignored.