Hey, this is Miko Nakadai! So if you've been paying attention around here you probably know that not that long ago I got an internship at the LA Times, which was awesome at the time! You may also know about all that weird musical crap that happened in LA, and how a bunch of heroes (and one badass journalist) totally went and solved the hell out of it

except oh wait no you might not have heard it like that, because CONDOR and the Times are claiming we lied. Which is total bullshit.

Here's the thing: We all know what we saw! That crystal crap was all over the place, we had to break the door down because of it, had to break Swansong out of it, and oh yeah remember the part where it fucking attacked us (those cuts hurt for days fyi).

And it's not like we don't have evidence here - we've got pictures okay, nobody can say I don't do my job.

(inb4 some smartass decides to start shouting PHOTOSHOP, you're not a frickin detective you're just a smug asshole, and a smug wrong asshole at that)

idk if this is an actual attempt at a cover up or if they really do think we're lying, but seriously guys, spread this around. Why would we even make this up?

PS, don't even try to tell me the Times is neutral here either, the whole thing is framed like Swansong was actually responsible. Seriously, the subheading has the word "thwart" in it.

[Attached are a number of photographs (somewhat shaky and clearly taken with a cell phone, but pretty clear considering the circumstances under which they were taken) from the incident, displaying the outside of the building as well as a few images of the crystal-littered interior and one of the room in which they found Swansong.]

[Then she puts links to it on a bunch of social media sites because why not.]