Request Controlled Review — The Machine Was Real

Request Controlled Access to Evidence

Troy reviews all controlled access requests personally. Priority goes to attorneys with active legal matters related to the Maxwell habeas case, congressional staff with oversight responsibilities, and credentialed journalists with specific editorial context. No automated response. Every request goes directly to Troy.

Who this form is for: Attorneys evaluating whether to take Troy's case or file as amicus, congressional staff investigating relevant oversight matters, and journalists or podcasters working on stories that require source access. General public requests will not receive access to locked materials but may receive the public overview briefing sheet.

What you can request access to: Locked audio (Samantha Harris Clips 001–014), private original files with metadata, chain-of-custody documentation, and briefing sheets sent directly. Describe specifically what you need and why in the form below.

Your full name *

Your role *

Organization or affiliation

Bar number (attorneys only)

Email address *

What specifically do you want to review? *

Why do you need it and how do you intend to use it? *

Any additional context Troy should know

No one has consent or authorization to use information from this website without Troy’s specific approval. Submission of this form does not grant access. Troy will respond directly if he decides to proceed.

What happens after you submit

Troy receives your request directly. There is no automated filtering.
Troy reviews your role, organization, and stated purpose.
If your request is a good fit, Troy will reply by email with next steps.
Priority is given to attorneys with active legal matters, congressional staff with oversight responsibilities, and journalists with specific editorial context and organizational backing.
Troy does not share private materials with anonymous requesters or requesters who cannot demonstrate a legitimate professional purpose.

Looking for legal representation instead? If you are an attorney who wants to represent Troy or refer him to counsel, use the Help Find Counsel form instead.