Roger Stone has removed the photo of U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson from his Instagram, saying that it was a “random photo taken from the internet” and that the crosshairs symbol is an innocuous company logo.
Both photos are captioned with the hashtag #rogerstonedidnothingwrong.
A version of the photo originally appeared on the conspiracy blog “Americans for Innovation,” per Buzzfeed News.
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That should put you in solid with the judge, dumbass.
Revoke Stone’s bail and LOCK HIM UP.
Nice try Roger. I don’t believe you.
Yeah bullshit. It looks like it’s from the Zodiac killer’s letter.
Anyway, even in the highly unlikely event the judge agrees with him and doesn’t revoke his bail, the text of the post is probably enough for a complete gag order (I think, but I’m not a lawyer).
Hey. Got attention, rog. Yo da man! You the main man!
People see you. People see you in the news, man. The man. Go, baby, go.