The Case File Is Now Public: Twelve Primary Documents, Transcribed

By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author.

As of this month, the primary record of State v. Hunter is readable by anyone: the Documents section now holds twelve transcribed sources — the sworn expert declaration of Professor Robert M. Bloom, four affidavits, the certified 2026 Glen Nelson interview, and the current filings through the writ application pending in the Second Circuit. Each carries its provenance, and where scans are only partly legible or contain personal data, the pages say so and redact accordingly.

Why it matters: claims are easy; receipts are harder. Every factual assertion on this site now traces to a document you can read yourself — and where a document contradicts another (several filings carry conflicting dates), we transcribe as filed and flag the discrepancy rather than smoothing it over. (See the editorial notes on the 2026 application.)

The other half: no court has held an evidentiary hearing on any of these materials; every application presenting them has been denied, and a supervisory writ is pending. (Procedural history.)