The Missouri publisher known as Bulletinman. Jeff describes the case in his own words and continues to seek an examination of the evidence.
Read Jeff’s enemy profile and case file →
Explore E006 ↗Episode 007 · November 10
Jeff
Weinhaus
Bulletinman, in his own words. Mark Edge speaks with the Missouri publisher about his reporting, the shooting he survived, the case against him and the years he cannot get back.
Jeff ‘Bulletinman’ WeinhausInterviewed by Mark Edge
Premieres Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 8:00 PM Eastern
EOTS / E007November 10 · 8 PM Eastern
The full conversation will appear here for the premiere.
The conversation
The man behind Bulletinman.
Jeff Weinhaus published The Bulletin and reported on allegations of local corruption in Missouri. In 2012, he survived a police shooting during an arranged arrest. He was later convicted of assaulting an officer and other offenses and received concurrent sentences including a 30-year term.
Jeff disputes the case against him. In this conversation, Mark Edge asks about his reporting, the promised return of his equipment, the shooting, the witnesses, and his effort to have the evidence examined. Jeff also speaks about his family, his faith and the years of life he has missed.
Citizen journalismPolice accountabilityDue processThe disputed evidenceFamily and faith
In this episode
Still speaking.
Interviewed by
Mark Edge
A longtime broadcaster and commentator, Mark guides the conversation through Jeff’s reporting, the contested accounts and the personal cost of the case.
View Mark’s host profile →Follow @MarkEdgeShowShow notes + sources
References from the conversation.
The Silencing of Bulletinman
The documentary about Jeff’s reporting, the shooting and the prosecution, featuring archival recordings and interviews.
James Freeman · documentary ↗Weinhaus v. State of Missouri
The Missouri Court of Appeals’ 2016 opinion in Jeff’s case.
Missouri Court of Appeals · 2016 opinion ↗Folsom v. Missouri State Highway Patrol
The 2019 appellate opinion in the officer’s employment case, discussed in the documentary and the review campaign.
Missouri Court of Appeals · 2019 opinion ↗Weinhaus’s petition for a writ of certiorari
The 2025 defense filing arguing that information was withheld and challenging the summary denial of habeas relief.
Counsel for Jeffrey Weinhaus · Supreme Court filing ↗Justice for Bulletinman
The supporter campaign seeking a new examination of Jeff’s case.
Supporter campaign · Change.org ↗