Documenting calls for violence that predated the May 13, 2026 incident.
On May 13, 2026, at approximately 1:20 p.m. Central Time, Dalton Levi Eatherly (known online as ChudTheBuilder or Chud the Builder) was involved in a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee. He was subsequently charged with attempted murder and related firearm offenses.
In the days and months that followed, a large volume of online commentary emerged celebrating or commenting on the event. This archive exists to preserve the record of what was said before the incident — specifically, public social media posts that called for Eatherly's death or for violent physical acts against him.
All entries must be verifiably posted before:
May 13, 2026 — 1:20:00 p.m. CDT (UTC-5)
This is not an arbitrary date. It is the documented time window of the courthouse altercation. Any post made on or after this moment falls outside the scope of this project.
Every entry in the archive is required to include:
verificationMethod explaining how the time was confirmedtimestamp stored in ISO 8601 format with Central Time offsetMaintainers perform a manual review of every submission. The first 20 entries will receive extra scrutiny. Submissions without credible timestamp proof are rejected.
We accept posts that contain clear calls for:
We do not collect general criticism, calls for deplatforming, "he should be in jail", or expressions of dislike that lack violent intent.
The site is a static, zero-dependency web application:
index.html + Tailwind via CDN + vanilla JavaScriptdata/posts.json (easily editable via GitHub web UI)assets/screenshots/ (compressed)main)This design allows anyone with a text editor and a browser to contribute or run the site locally without installing Node.js or any build tools.
If you believe an entry has an incorrect timestamp, please open a GitHub Issue labeled timestamp-dispute with evidence. We will review and correct or remove the entry if warranted.
For platform removal requests (DMCA, etc.), contact the repository maintainer via a private security advisory or the email listed in the repository settings.
ChudDefense is an independent archival project. All content is presented for documentary and research purposes under principles of fair use and public record.