Who said it
Ellie Leonard’s words, Lev Parnas’s words and audience comments are kept separate. A sentence spoken by Parnas is not rewritten as something Leonard said. An audience comment remains the commenter’s statement unless the source shows a distinct Leonard reaction.
Likes and replies
A visible “Liked by Ellie Leonard” marker is recorded as a platform reaction. It does not automatically mean Leonard adopted every factual claim in the comment. A direct author reply is recorded separately.
Identification
The archive preserves visible wording exactly. Page 9 reads “Is it TROY Barile?” Page 14 later reads “Tony Barile?” after a same-name and location discussion. The later wording may be a typo, but the source itself says “Tony,” so this site leaves it that way.
Police and FBI references
If a speaker says a report was made, that establishes what the speaker said about reporting activity. It does not by itself establish an investigation, substantiation, probable cause or an agency finding.
Missing material
The fifteen-page Update on threats capture displayed a 367-comment count and ended behind Load More with five hidden replies. The live page later displayed 413 comments. The Trojan Horse page likewise exposes only a partial shell. Missing material stays labeled as missing.
Audio and video
The June 29 threat excerpt is cut from the earlier preserved source segment that contains the Parnas-to-Leonard speaker handoff. The video and audio are published together with the transcript timestamp. Later local recordings are presented as continuations of the same broadcast without relabeling them as a different moment.
Corrections made during reconstruction
The page-14 “Tony Barile?” wording was previously transcribed as “Troy Barile?” and has been corrected to match the image. The reconstruction also separated two distinct Winter East Brown comments on page 11 that had previously been combined. Those corrections are reflected in the archive and its counts.