Part 21. The Final Excuse Letter from NYPD

When law enforcement fails, their last response is often not justice, but an excuse letter. In my case, the NYPD’s final letter attempted to justify closing a certified cybercrime report — even while federal agencies were proving that pig-butchering scams could be traced and prosecuted.

In this episode of the Justice DIY series, we examine:

The NYPD’s official excuse letter closing my crypto fraud case

How its claims contradicted the DOJ’s $225M seizure and federal crypto fraud investigations

Why the letter ignored AWS hosting, registrar abuse, and wallet traceability

What this means for victims’ rights, accountability, and civil rights claims

⚠️ Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing here is legal or financial advice.

📌 Justice DIY exposes the paper trail of excuses — because victims deserve accountability, not dismissal.