Secret Recordings, Meetings, Texts, and Rumors of an Affair with “Disgusting DA” – Kenosha BLM Activist Clears the Air

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BLM Activist – Whitney Cabal AKA “Billy Violet” AKA “Billy Violent” Source: Facebook
Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley (D) Source: Facebook

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Kenosha’s self-proclaimed Black Lives Matter activist Whitney Cabal recently appeared on “Raw Topic”, and was interviewed by fellow social justice warrior Hamin Phillips. Cabal articulated that people from both ends of the political spectrum have been harassing her and even making death threats. She explained that her core supporters have accused her of “working with the enemy” so to speak after they read our article: Newly Released Records Show Text Message Exchange Between Kenosha DA and BLM Activist Spanning Almost 6 Weeks. This article has been seen all over the country. They texted for weeks, sometimes after 10pm and even made plans to meet for breakfast. She told the host about how she and Graveley (D) first met. She says that after the Kenosha Police-involved shooting of Jonathan Massey, she “pulled up on him (Graveley)”. She then described how she secretly recorded the meeting and Graveley told her information that perhaps could have interfered with the active investigation. According to Cabal, he told her details about what the police dash-cam had shown. This footage isn’t public record until the case is concluded. It is not available to the general public.

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Cabal gave a reason for the 6 weeks of text messages with Graveley. She said she was communicating with him to “apply pressure”. She later said that she was “dumb and naive” to think that this pressure could have an effect on Graveley because “he has failed consistently.” “I’m not working for the police, I’m not the police’s little side piece, or informant, or whatever the hell you want to call it.” The host questioned why Graveley has been ignoring the public in general but said many in the community are confused by the relationship between Graveley and Cabal. Cabal seemed to suggest that she uses “bully tactics” to get people to listen to her.

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Rumor’s of Affair With DA Graveley

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Several times throughout the interview, Cabal mentions that many in the community have accused her of having a sexual relationship with Kenosha’s top prosecutor. “I got really frustrated the other day. I asked for a few of my core individuals to speak on behalf of my credibility because I literally have received the last question about whether or not I’m sleeping with the District Attorney, and I was fed up.” She said that some of these accusations also came with death threats. “Now, if you’re not from Kenosha, imagine you don’t know who that District Attorney is, but if you take one look at him, it’s just disgusting.” The host then says “From what I hear, he’s quite the player.” Cabal did say unequivocally, ” I am not sleeping with the District Attorney!”

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Here are some clips from the interview that was taped on or around 11/24/2020:

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  1. It is well known that Gravely doesn’t pursue the facts. With the release of the text messages, Gravely may be known as a fatty chaser? Laughing. I liken Gravely to disgraced Calumet County ex D.A. KENNY KRATZ.

  2. She is absolutely hideous. Who is she seriously kidding? She is an absolute no one……anyone with a job doesn’t give two shits about any of these people involved in all of these shootings/rioting/etc. the last few months. It’s actually quite laughable…..all of these so-called “shot callers” in these situations don’t have any power whatsoever. Graveley is a friggin public-servant DA for crying out loud……Cabal probably has a GED.

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