It is appalling that the Air Force Academy (Superintendent, Lt. Gen. Silveria) is basing its decision to disenroll these cadets (denying them their degrees) because of an unproven charge of Conspiracy to Commit Obstruction of Justice, when it is clear that these cadets told all witnesses to be truthful in questioning, and the Academy itself may have falsified evidence against them.

This investigation was initiated based on the word of a single freshman accuser, while ten other witnesses granted immunity in exchange for testimony (freshmen who had the same experience as the accuser) told an entirely different story. The witnesses felt threatened and intimidated when AF OSI Agents called them “liars” and threatened their careers by pressuring them to conform to the Academy’s contrived narrative. Asst. Trial Counsel further attempted to coerce the same freshmen witnesses into either signing documents they did not believe in or providing testimony that was not accurate.  

When the defense was days away from a motion to dismiss for Unlawful Command Influence & Prosecutorial Misconduct, and just hours away from an expert sociologist witness having unfettered access to observe Recognition rituals, the Academy, cornered, abruptly dismissed all criminal charges facing the three senior cadets. Hannigan’s defense had already rejected a plea deal because they wanted their day in court. However, Lt. Gen. Silveria did not. Silveria stripped these cadets of their right to Due Process making himself judge and jury. Pulling the case under administrative purview, Silveria accomplished in secret what he could not do in open court. Unyielding in his erroneous opinion that the senior cadets obstructed justice, despite the video and witness immunity testimonial evidence to the contrary (see below), Gen. Silveria disenrolled these cadets.

Below is a sampling of the evidence exposing their case. Please help by tweeting and/or emailing the Secretary of the Air Force, President Trump, Congress, and Pentagon using the social media links below. 

Prov. 18:17 “The one who states his case first seems right, until the other comes and examines him.”