Federal-Danger Frame
How a source conflict became a protected-person threat frame
The federal-danger page separates the exact allegation Troy says is preserved in Homeland Security audio from the surrounding transcript, screenshot, platform, and employer evidence.
Anchor exhibit still needed
Troy reports that the Homeland Security audio contains the exact allegation that he wanted to assassinate the President of the United States and other high officials, with names written on bullets. That exact wording must be treated as original-audio evidence once the file path, date, duration, and transcript excerpt are placed.
Federal-Danger Routing Model
List claim
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Threat framing
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Protected-person allegation reported by Troy as preserved in agency audio
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Homeland Security / Secret Service / FBI context
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Platform, employer, and public spread
Key investigative question
Who first introduced the assassination/high officials/bullets wording, who transmitted it to authorities, and who repeated it after knowing the source proof was unresolved?
What this page does not claim
It does not claim Homeland Security or Secret Service acted improperly. The issue is the origin, packaging, and transmission of the severe allegation they were asked to assess.
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