Trooper Yuri Bukenik
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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Quote, she waffled him. I looked at his body at the hospital. You used the phrase waffled about a Boston police officer who had fallen in the snow and died in someone's yard. And you decided to use the word waffled him. Correct?
And to Proctor, it would be far easier to pin it on the girl who's just a whack-job cunt who you hope just kills herself. Shame on you, sir.
So this is a group text or a group chat with you and eight of your high school friends about this investigation, correct?
Proctor, you never thought when you were engaged with these other individuals that this particular set of chats would ever become public, did you?
You recognize that this chat, this group chat, was taking place on January 29th at about 10.52 p.m., correct? Correct. And the person that I'll identify as 5051 indicates Chip, name of that BPD cop, correct?
First of all, you indicated on Monday that you're Chip. Is that right? Yes, sir. You responded at 10.53 p.m., John O'Keefe. Is that right? Yes, sir. So you were willing to tell just a few hours into an investigation of the death of an Austin police officer, you were willing to tell a bunch of high school buddies details about the investigation, including the name of the victim, correct?
16 is a few hours, correct? I'm not talking about days later.
Correct. You also informed these same folks, these same high school buddies that, quote, all the powers that be want answers ASAP, correct? Yes. You knew, Trooper Proctor, that there was brass that wanted this case wrapped up quickly and efficient. Isn't that right?
They didn't just want answers. They wanted answers ASAP. What does ASAP mean?
Right. You were texting this to your high school friends, again, 16 hours into this investigation, right? Correct. You knew at that time, Trooper Proctor, that this was not going to implicate in any way, shape, form, or fashion another cop, correct? Correct. Correct. In this text exchange at 10.56 p.m., your buddy Bird writes, I'm sure the owners of the house will receive some shit. Correct?
Correct. How did you take that to mean? Did you take that to mean that he could get in trouble?
Well, you had some idea.
The owners of the house isn't going to get any shit for this, right?
Yeah, you interpreted it like he's not going to get in any trouble. He's not going to be a suspect, correct? Correct. And he's not going to be implicated in any way. Is that right? Correct. And your answer was one word, correct? Yes. What was that word? Nope. And then you followed that up with an explanation as to why you said no, didn't you?
The question that preceded your answer of nope, the homeowners of Boston Cop 2 was the homeowner's going to get some shit for this, correct?
That's what you wrote.
All right, let's take it in order. Question. The homeowner is going to get some shit for this. Answer. Nope. Next text. He's a Boston cop, too. That doesn't sound like an explanation for your nope.
And that's why he's not going to get any shit. Correct, Trooper Proctor?
And you knew this 16 hours into your investigation?
To your satisfaction?
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