Kash Patel has released a few more documents to John Solomon which pertain to the J6 pipe bombs.
The FBI official story says that the pipe bombs were outside of the RNC & DNC headquarters for 16 hours, but the documents Solomon obtained tell a different story.
1. The pipe bombs had 1 hour timers on them, so how could they have been sitting there for 16 hours?
2. The documents reveal that the main witness who found the bomb, said she walked by an hour before she found it and it wasn’t there. Then when she actually saw the bomb, the timer still had 20 minutes left on it.
Lot’s more questions to be answered but at least we are inching closer and closer!
I want to see everyone who coordinated J6 perp walked in handcuffs.
Kash Patel has released a few more documents to John Solomon which pertain to the J6 pipe bombs.
Re: Kash Patel has released a few more documents to John Solomon which pertain to the J6 pipe bombs.
The unsolved case of two pipe bombs planted at the major political parties' headquarters in Washington D.C. before the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot is facing new mystery after FBI Director Kash Patel transmitted to Congress the lab analysis and interviews with a key witness who is challenging the official timeline of events.
The documents obtained by Just the News show that both bombs — one planted at the Democratic National Committee and the other at the Republican National Committee — were filled with chemical building blocks of black powder, each was equipped with a 60-minute kitchen timer, and each had destructive potential.
But most notably, the FBI laboratory report never uses the word “viable” to describe either bomb. Both devices never exploded and were discovered about 16 hours after the FBI claimed they were planted outside both major party headquarters.
The documents turned over by Patel to the House Judiciary Committee and its special Jan. 6 investigative subcommittee also raise questions about that timeline. They include interviews with a key witness who said the RNC device still had 20 minutes remaining on its timer when she discovered it the following day.
https://justthenews.com/government/secu ... nsolved-j6
The documents obtained by Just the News show that both bombs — one planted at the Democratic National Committee and the other at the Republican National Committee — were filled with chemical building blocks of black powder, each was equipped with a 60-minute kitchen timer, and each had destructive potential.
But most notably, the FBI laboratory report never uses the word “viable” to describe either bomb. Both devices never exploded and were discovered about 16 hours after the FBI claimed they were planted outside both major party headquarters.
The documents turned over by Patel to the House Judiciary Committee and its special Jan. 6 investigative subcommittee also raise questions about that timeline. They include interviews with a key witness who said the RNC device still had 20 minutes remaining on its timer when she discovered it the following day.
https://justthenews.com/government/secu ... nsolved-j6
Re: Kash Patel has released a few more documents to John Solomon which pertain to the J6 pipe bombs.
Despite the FBI sending AT&T a preservation request to help identify the person who planted the pipe bombs, an AT&T employee told the FBI that the data from 1/5 was corrupted. AT&T later responded and said the server was overloaded due to the large quantity of data being pulled.
Re: Kash Patel has released a few more documents to John Solomon which pertain to the J6 pipe bombs.
Evidence obtained by Congress in its quest to unravel the mysteries of Jan. 6 has led the panel leading the investigation to consider that the pipe bombs planted at both the Republican and Democratic National Committees may have been part of an undisclosed training exercise, Chairman Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., told Just the News.
Additionally, new documents raise questions about how valuable cellular phone location data from the days leading up to Jan. 6 — key data that investigators needed for their work — was purged from an AT&T and government system despite a preservation order from the FBI.
Chairman Loudermilk says the evidence from the FBI’s pipe bomb analysis, AT&T’s response to the data request, and a stunning coincidence are leading his panel to consider alternative theories about one of the enduring mysteries of that day.
Just the News reported on Monday that the pipe bomb analysis conducted by an FBI laboratory found the devices were filled with chemical building blocks of black powder, each was equipped with a 60-minute kitchen timer, and each had destructive potential. However, neither device exploded and they were discovered about 16 hours after the FBI claimed they were planted outside both major party headquarters.
To Loudermilk, these details do not add up.
https://justthenews.com/government/secu ... e-look-new
Additionally, new documents raise questions about how valuable cellular phone location data from the days leading up to Jan. 6 — key data that investigators needed for their work — was purged from an AT&T and government system despite a preservation order from the FBI.
Chairman Loudermilk says the evidence from the FBI’s pipe bomb analysis, AT&T’s response to the data request, and a stunning coincidence are leading his panel to consider alternative theories about one of the enduring mysteries of that day.
Just the News reported on Monday that the pipe bomb analysis conducted by an FBI laboratory found the devices were filled with chemical building blocks of black powder, each was equipped with a 60-minute kitchen timer, and each had destructive potential. However, neither device exploded and they were discovered about 16 hours after the FBI claimed they were planted outside both major party headquarters.
To Loudermilk, these details do not add up.
https://justthenews.com/government/secu ... e-look-new