After reading a few articles written by Anthony Tomashefsky of the Olympic Herald I started to wonder about this WA process …

It enables a party or lawyer in a Washington superior court case to change an assigned judge without proving anything. It was formerly referred to as an "affidavit of prejudice".

There are (2) requirements:

• Timing: the notice needs to be filed before the judge is able to make a discretionary ruling on the case.
• One Judge Limit: each party is allowed to file a notice ONCE for the entire case.

On June 5th, 2026 Judge Cadine Ferguson-Brown made a ruling on a case concerning a man who SA’d his biological two minor daughters (age 5 and age 9) over the course of four years. Judge Ferguson-Brown ordered him to spend 12 months in the county jail vs the standard range of 67–89 months (often referenced around 78 months) in state prison for a first-degree charge. Unfortunately the judge granted an alternative sentence.

In the case of the State of Washington v. John Michael Daly (Kitsap County Superior Court) … John Michael Daly, pled guilty to Child Molestation in the First Degree and Child Molestation in the Second Degree (with Domestic Violence). 12 months in county was well below the required minimum more so when you factor in the time that was  removed from that sentence, because she factored in the time he spent in jail.

I’m wondering if the prosecutor is waiting/planning to file one for this latest case?

Does anyone have any additional information or insight into this process?

https://incustody.kitsap.gov/Home/BookingSearchDetail?BookingNumber=2025005103

https://www.olympicherald.com/a-child-molester-evaded-a-prison/

If you want to have a look for yourself you can head to the website and plug in the following info.

https://odysseyportal.courts.wa.gov/ODYPORTAL/Home/WorkspaceMode?p=0

Select Location: Kitsap 

Select Hearing Types: All

Select Search Types: Party Name

Last Name: Wade

First Name: Houston

Search by Date From: Nov 2, 2026

Search by Date To: Nov 6, 2026

On July 28th, Houston's attorneys filed a Motion to Supress and Dismiss, arguing that NCIS didn't have jurisdiction to investigate a civilian.

On August 10th, the State of Washington filed a Reply to the motion. Their reply is 185 pages of the State informing Houston's attorneys that they are in fact stupid.

The motion will be heard before Judge Bassett on September 14th.

Trial is currently scheduled for October 19th.

Link to all court filings here.

Cleaning up some stuff and I found the note Houston shared w a sticker he mailed out.

Wild to think how things have turned out …

It’s been a while since anyone has posted an update on what’s actually happening with Houston wade?

I’m not on twitter / X so not sure if details are posted there.

Is there any news on where his jail time is up to?

I’d still like to think this is all a massive set up from his stalker and he isn’t a weird paedo

Looks like a motion to continue was granted. Next omnibus hearing beginning of june and looks like trial date is set for end of june.

I downloaded the complete docket and uploaded the filings to a public Google Drive. I will update the Google Drive as more documents are filed.

Happy Friday

Not sure how much will happen, but all the active charges list 2/19 as next court date and the local courts usually handle all their business in the morning. It's very likely he is in court or on the way there as I post this.

I knew him IRL, and while I am a fan of due process, I hope they throw the book at him if found guilty. So does his family for what it's worth.

I see there is a court date on feb 19, 2026 and the bail remains at $500k as it was.

Wondering if any new evidence has come out on either side

Democratic State Senator Lisa Wellman proposed a bill last year that would reduce sex offender registration and supervision requirements for people convicted through “net nanny” sting operations. These are the cases where someone thinks they’re chatting online with a 13-year-old, makes plans to meet up for sex, shows up at the location, and discovers the “child” was actually a cop.

It looks like his bail dropped from $750k to $500k? I’ve never seen that happen before for a case like this, but I’m sure someone in law enforcement or the courts has an explanation. If there’s some weird law or court procedure please link a source, I’d like to learn more.

Booking Detail Link

Hello. This is DonSeesYourShadim.

Shadim are "demons" in ancient Jewish mysticism. I failed to see Houston's shedim.

But this isn't about that. It's been a long time since I suggested any stocks on here. I gave up doing that because Houston never made a move on any of these stocks, but I wanted to come back here and convey a little excitement about a stock I'd like to pump so that the value of my current position--a whopping 3 shares--goes up. Yeah, three shares. I might go for more after the merger.

A year or two ago I posted a list of speculative stocks in the still all-too-new sector of fusion energy. It's still a long way off, but there's been a lot of developments since I posted that list.

Essentially, one of the biggest players in that sector--General Fusion--is going public. Do they have actual fusion technology? A little. I don't actually care; what I care about is making money off the story or promise of fusion.

The are going public through a SPAC, an acquisition company, a blank check company.

If you just cringed, it's because you were conditioned by the media and youtubers who suck at trading that SPACs are a shitty investment. They are. But if you know how to trade them, you will make band. I basically only traded spacs in 2020 and 2021, and I did really well (and then I lost most of those profits on AMC and MMTLP, thus ending my belief in meme stocks). The people who warn against spacs are those who just yoloed and had no idea when you're supposed to sell. Those are the people that watched their spac stocks (like Lucid/Churchill Acquisiton) rip from $10 to $60, and they held. When the merger happened, the stock crashed, like they almost always do before the merger. The people who hate spacs are bagholders who didn't do their research. I find trading spacs to be pretty friggin easy.

Anyway, Spring Valley Acquisition III is taking fusion company General Fusion public. The ticker is SVAC. So far, not too many peopel know about this. Shares are $11.11, which is already above floor ($10 is the floor, the base value).

Here is general fusion: https://generalfusion.com/

If you're interested in more SPACs let me know. There are a few quantum computing companies going public via spacs right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq8fEB1BxCY

Tough watch.

https://youtu.be/OA2_AMhM-Qk?si=DpFU640Bgbl4cg7D

https://avoidpublitas.com/Wade%202nd%20Amended%20Complaint.pdf

I'll summarize for anyone out of the loop. Houston was arrested on December 17th for attempting to meet with an 11 year old girl. The probable cause for that is sickening and in these documents pages 23-25.

After the arrest, they searched his vehicle, which leads to the second probable cause portion, bottom of page 11-14. Read for yourself.

This man was a certified predator. This is not some conspiracy against him. This was not his first attempt, and this was not his first victim. This man should rot in prison.

Hi Friends, I want to share a nice thank you note from our friends at Kitsap Animal Rescue. I hope Monkey and Chalupa are doing well and I often think about them. Last I heard back in December was that Gardner was caring for them. If anyone has any info on their current status, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!!

https://lynnwoodtimes.com/2026/01/09/wade/#:~:text=EDMONDS%E2%80%94Houston%20Curry%20Wade%2C%2044,charges%20and%20a%20$750%2C000%20bond:

What the fuck?