Twitter locks lawyer Marina Medvin's account: January 6 defense lawyer Marina Medvin was locked out of her Twitter account for unknown reasons. According to purported screenshots shared by Jack Posobiec, Twitter informed Medvin that she had "violated the Twitter Rules," but the platform left blank the space it uses to specify which rule was broken. However, she was informed that she would not be able to unlock her account for 12 hours, and then she "may need to complete some additional tasks to resume using Twitter." Posobiec later posted more purported screenshots showing that Twitter informed Medvin that "it appears [the platform] made an error" and that it had "determined there was no violation and have restored [Medvin's] account to full functionality." However, another screenshot showed that Twitter was asking her to delete two tweets. One tweet said "The terrorist inside the Texas synagogue says 'I'm going to die at the end of this' and included audio of this. The other tweet said "A recording of the hostage taker's voice" and also included the relevant audio. Medvin had appealed instead of deleting the tweets.