Go Bowtie! Fighting the Boulder City establishment!

As to the story about the judge, it is clear to me that she, as a mother, is very sincere in her belief that these people are involving(or are attempting to involve) her teen daughter into prostitution, and that the judge is likewise very sincere in her belief that Metro. does not want to investigate the situation because some detectives owe favors to the pimps involved and/or some other unholy alliance, etc.

But it is likewise clear to me, at least based on how the story is reported, that the judge's private investigation into the matter, as well as all her highly inflammatory charges against Metro., the DA and others, seems to be based, at this time, on a lot of supposition, conjecture, conspiracy theories, etc.

She wanted the supposed pimps/sex traffickers investigated, but apparently Metro will not comply. She then concludes that is a result of corrupt metro. cops being investigated by the Feds.,including for conduct similar to, or connected to, what she believes is occurring in the matter involving her daughter.

If she is forced to conduct her own investigation because she feels Metro won't help her based on their own motivations ,and she is now fearful for her life(not from the pimps, but it is now law enforcement she fears), a key question is never asked of her.

That question is why has she not taken this matter to the proper federal agency that is supposedly investigating some rogue Metro cops? Since she believes Metro won't help her because they have their own interest in protecting rogue cops involved with protecting pimps and sex traffickers(by implication of some of the same criminals who are targeting her daughter), would not this federal agency or task force be delighted to be contacted by her and receive the info. that she has gathered?

Why is she trying to force Metro to help her if they are supposedly the agency contributing to this problem by their supposed coddling and protecting of the pimps and drug traffickers? In fact, she sees to go further than saying Metro is protecting these criminals. She pretty much says they are acting in concert with them. Then why keep trying to compel and urge them to help? She seems to be telling them to clean up their own house. Again, at this point why not go to the Federal agency that is supposedly cleaning house for Metro if Metro won't do it themselves?

To me, the article raises far more new questions, without adequately addressing any of the most obvious questions it intends to address. And whether they intended to or not, they painted her in a bad light. They, IMO, portray her as a mother who sincerely believes what she is asserting, but that what she asserts is a series of wild conspiracy theories augmented by personal paranoia.

I have no idea how legitimate her assertions are. I do know that the article did not portray her or her suspicious in a believable fashion, and they still did not ask her the obvious: why not go to the feds. if they are the ones who are targeting rogue, Metro cops who, based on their own financial and other motivations,are in thick with these criminals?

Ironically, I actually hope that the judge, as a concerned mother, has inadvertently amplifies these matters in her mind far beyond what is reflected in reality. In other words, I really pray that her daughter is safe. It's clear the mother believes the daughter is in danger but apparently she is still in consistent contact with her daughter, and, by implication, the daughter still resides at home.

One thing is clear. Much more inquiry is needed. Perhaps the judge's conspiracy theories and cover up theories are not really grounded in reality,but I can't be sure. When a youngster's life and safety is in sway, it's best to really err on the side of caution and aggressively seek answers and solutions. So I hope the media coverage really prompts something constructive.