Troy
Remembers.
An unnamed threat story reached an audience. The audience began trying to identify the person. The next day, Lev Parnas told viewers they needed to act.
Later request for the name
Private identification request · visible Leonard like
Direct-name comment · page 9The archived discussion can now be read one comment at a time.
The fifteen-page capture preserves 249 visible comments and replies. A final archive entry shows where the capture stops at “Load More” with five replies still hidden. Every comment opens as its own high-resolution image, and the public page later showed 413 comments.
Private requests came first. A name appeared later.
The sequence below is taken directly from the preserved pages. The first request is visibly liked by Ellie Leonard. The later comment naming Troy does not display a Leonard like or author reply in the captured state.
“If me and you ever come face to face, you better hope I’m off probation by then because I’m going to knock you like that.”
The excerpt beside this text starts just before Parnas’s 00:27:27 statement and runs to the handoff into Leonard’s response. The same excerpt is available as audio in the persistent player at the bottom of the page.
Parnas statement and speaker handoff
The excerpt begins a few seconds before the 00:27:27 transcript line and continues into Leonard’s response.
Read the record in chronological order.
The timeline puts the June 27 broadcast, June 28 threat update, June 29 joint live, audience identification sequence and later July warning into one continuous source trail.