The Denver Gazette: In an elaborate and precisely laid-out missive that stretches more than 330 pages — with better than 3,100 pages of additional exhibits — a complaint filed with three state commissions and the FBI alleges a far-reaching and ongoing conspiracy within Colorado’s judiciary designed to conceal years of alleged lying, retaliation and misuse of public funds that began when a purported contract-for-silence scandal erupted in 2019.

The anonymous complaint lays out how it believes officials ranging from Colorado’s Supreme Court justices, the Attorney General’s Office and a litany of others within the Judicial Department have allegedly misled and intentionally obstructed ongoing investigations into the scandal while ensuring additional inquiries into other details that were uncovered went nowhere.

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