Comey's Seashells

I posted it on my Instagram account and thought nothing more of it, until I heard that people were saying it was some sort of a call for assassination, which is crazy, ~James Comey

James Comey was indicted (again) yesterday. This time for his Intagram post “which depicted seashells arranged in a pattern making out “86 47.” According to the indictment, a reasonable recipient would interpret this as a serious expression of an intent to do harm to President Trump. You can read the indictment yourself here.

The seashell image was posted to Comey’s Instagram account almost a year ago, in May of 2025. Apparently, there wasn’t an imminent threat since Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the investigation has been underway for a year and is still ongoing. Wow. Justice really does take time. If it was honestly a threat against the president, it seems like a pretty open and shut case. Shouldn’t a threat against the president result in an immediate arrest?

Almost a year after posting the picture, an arrest warrant has been issued for James Comey. We’ll soon be inundated (distracted) by people celebrating his arrest and the media defending Comey while they’re given yet another opportunity to attack President Trump for going after his enemies. His mug shot will be plastered everywhere. Hopefully it will be taken in front of a scale that shows his height. Seeing a mug shot of a guy 6’8” will be pretty cool. I wonder if he’ll be in a suit and tie.

Comey’s last indictment was dismissed after a federal judge found that the DOJ prosecutor who secured the indictments had been unlawfully appointed. The indictment was riddled with so many procedural errors, it looked like a textbook example of government incompetence. That indictment kept us distracted for a little while too. The case is currently under appeal.

It’s weird that James Comey stays in our line of vision. Whatever happened to Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and others? Apparently, their crimes aren’t as severe as Comey’s seashells.

Comey shouldn’t be the only person we see perp walked for threatening to 86 the president. When asked if Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer would be indicted for her 2020 appearance on Meet The Press in which “86 45” appears, Blanche said every case is different; the facts are different, who makes the threat matters, and what the threat says matters. Weird. Doesn’t 86 45 by a Governor contain the same level of threat as 86 47 by a former FBI Director?

Patrick Fitzgerald will again represent Comey in this case. If you aren’t aware of Patrick Fitzgerald and his background with Comey and terror investigations, click on the link below his name to learn more about him.

From The Key to Unlocking 9/11:

We’ll see how things unfold with Comey this time. In the meantime, I’ll keep digging into the people who were instrumental in investigating terrorism. My gut tells me James Comey is staying in the limelight for a reason – and it’s not because he wants the president to be assassinated.

How do you introduce evidence legally?