It would certainly be possible to build an ankle bracelet into a boot. Not saying this has been done, but certainly it’s possible.
I also think it’s possible to build a much less bulky ankle bracelet. Until this recent crop of celebrity criminals, there was no reason to try to accommodate a criminal with a non-bulky monitor. (IMO there still isn’t, but maybe the plan involves not making their indictments public yet, so they can round up more of the co-conspirators.)
So you are envisioning a scenario in which the various players were given a choice: wear a standard ankle bracelet or wear one disguised as a boot? All this would be done in top secret proceedings without the hint of a leak?
This is magical thinking. It’s the willingness to believe anything, no matter how unrealistic, in order to preserve a theory. The irony being that we need to believe Q bc his predictions are accurate. But in order to make his predictions accurate, you have to twist your logic into an extra fancy pretzel. Facts and evidence don’t make the case, but flights of fancy do. I.e.: if you can imagine a scenario in which Q’s prediction ***could*** have been right, then that means it IS right.
With that as a metric, you can prove just about any proposition you can posit.