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Across
  1. 2. Auntie Bev
  2. 6. What “kept showing up” in debates about the taillight
  3. 8. Turtleboy’s real name (first + last)
  4. 9. Another one-word descriptor used for the same video dispute
  5. 10. Where the “video orientation” fight lives
  6. 11. Alt-name used online for the loudest outside narrator
  7. 12. Landmark repeatedly referenced in scene descriptions
  8. 15. The cups that became an evidence-handling meme
  9. 18. Defense attorney name that shows up on the “dream team” merch
  10. 19. The tool that should never be in an evidence narrative (but was)
  11. 20. Trial-location shorthand that separates casuals from obsessives
  12. 22. The address shorthand (street number + street)
  13. 23. Grocery-bag shorthand for “this is not protocol”
  14. 24. The infamous typo-search phrase
Down
  1. 1. The time attached to the typo-search obsession
  2. 2. Town name that became internet shorthand for “the whole situation”
  3. 3. The county name attached to the court
  4. 4. Defense attorney name that’s basically a chant at this point
  5. 5. Lucky the snowplow driver’s full name
  6. 7. The street that became a plot device
  7. 11. The physical object in the snow
  8. 13. Trooper surname that became a lightning rod
  9. 14. Surname tied to the search and phone timeline obsession
  10. 16. The “it was already open” explanation shorthand
  11. 17. The concept that turns into a whole personality in this case
  12. 21. One-word descriptor used for the Sally Port video dispute