Shawn Lee Report Source Collection

THE SHAWN LEE REPORT · SOURCE COLLECTION

Read the material behind the discussion.

Memos, public records, statutes, and teaching references.

This collection brings together the supplied reference folder and the documents already on the site. Related background is labeled; a connection to an episode does not mean that exact file appeared on screen. The episode document lists retain the confirmed discussion groupings.

Episode 5 · Webster, Moreiko and Dugan files

Court records, saved news articles and screenshots supplied for the Episode 5 discussion. News reports and cropped excerpts are labeled separately from the filings.

Episode 8 · Elliott records and reporting

The federal indictment, saved disciplinary record, historical news report and earlier traffic appeal concern distinct proceedings. Dates and case numbers identify each document.

Weapons, drug charges filed against 6

PDF · 1 page

Saved Telegraph article by Scott Cousins, June 21, 2021, discussed in Episode 8. It reports charges involving several people, including a person named David K. Elliot. It does not establish the outcome of those charges.

Episode 9 · Investigative affidavits

The supplied federal affidavits discussed with Episode 9. These same downloads also appear in its episode document list.

Shawn’s analysis and teaching calculations

These materials present the author’s analysis or hypothetical examples. Their legal theories and factual assertions should be checked against the cited primary sources.

Shawn Lee’s fraud memorandum — July 1, 2026

PDF · 24 pages

Shawn’s authored legal analysis, converted from the supplied Word document with its attachments. It includes legal theories and an illustrative complaint; publication does not establish those theories or allegations as findings. Read alongside the cited primary sources.

Parenting-app terms · Episode 4 background

Parent-account coupon terms

Parent-account coupon terms

Supplied excerpt about professionals purchasing parent-account coupons. Related to Episode 4. This is a saved screenshot, not a representation that these are the provider’s current terms.

Artificial-intelligence terms

Artificial-intelligence terms

Supplied excerpt describing possible AI features and limitations. Related to Episode 4. The excerpt itself does not establish how a particular family’s messages were classified.

Additional Ponzi decisions · Episode 3 background

Public records and existing teaching references

Complaints, indictments, and affidavits contain allegations; they are different from judgments or findings. Dates and descriptions identify the supplied copies.

U.S. Code · Read at Cornell

The standard U.S. Code PDFs in the folder are represented here by Cornell’s Legal Information Institute pages. Shawn’s highlighted teaching copy is retained above.

Fictional teaching illustrations · Episode 3 background

These film images illustrate law-enforcement roles and discussion themes. They depict fictional characters and are not a roster of real court officials or evidence about a person’s conduct. Select an image to read it at full size.

The Untouchables — fictional teaching illustration (PDF, 1 page)

Reporting contacts and additional references

Official opioid-litigation court index — MDL 2804

Related background for Episode 7, including the County of Monroe litigation. The separately supplied 301-page complaint copy bears a protective-order notation; this collection links to the court’s public index while that copy’s public provenance is checked.

Read all nine episode transcripts

The supplied Episodes 3 and 4 Word transcript is represented by the corresponding episode reading pages. Duplicate images of the Ponzi Supreme Court opinion are covered by its complete PDF above.

Administrative account receipts are excluded from this public collection. Three AI-generated research drafts are excluded pending factual and citation corrections.

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