Madder v Ramsey

The docket flickered. The timestamps shifted. Deep in the rotten guts of Ramsey County Courthouse, the machinery groaned awake to make a simple case uglier than it ever needed to be.

Autistic indie game developer Onion Madder becomes the target of a cyberstalker. What follows is a sequence of events so bureaucratically bizarre they read like satire- yet every moment is ripped straight from the evidentiary record.

The system moved to shield the offender while exposing the victim to catastrophic dangers. This is the control copy of a courtroom drama gone surreal: where ADA rights vanish mid-scene and clerks swear by timelines that never existed.

INVOLVED PARTIES

Court Administrator

Nicole Rueger

Status: Record Keeper

Court Administrator of a record that changes depending on who asks to see it.

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Referee

Jenese Larmouth

Status: Tainted Broadcast

Referee whose involvement flickers in and out of the docket like a corrupted broadcast.

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Attorney

Kyle T. Manderfeld

Status: After-Hours Filer

Represents: M. Lee

Junior attorney who never met a deadline he couldn't reinvent for the record.

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District Court Judge

Nicole J. Starr

Status: Mid-Case Entry

Judge introduced abruptly mid-case; instantly credited with decisions she never heard.

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See the full cast and evidentiary links here.

LATEST UPDATES

2025-12-13

Clysdale's Fredin Effect

Social Media Meltdown!

In the shadow of a referee who never corrected the record, Brock Fredin became the predictable outcome of a system that rewards escalation and punishes restraint. Social media didn't invent the misconduct: it amplified it.

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2025-11-28

Scheffler Schuffle

Shut Em' Down!

While asking for basic public records, Troy Scheffler wandered into the same funhouse docket Plaintiff has been documenting for nearly a year.

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2025-11-24

Register of Disasters

Antoni-oh no!

While auditing Ramsey County records, Plaintiff stumbled onto pro se prisoner Antonio Dupree Wright — a man whose case comes with dueling Registers of Actions: a neat, public-facing MCRO version and a scrambled, attorney-facing ROA with jumbled index numbers.

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