Epstein Secrets

him until June. Arkansas Man Deserves Acquittal in Capitol Riot Case, His Lawyer Argues The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (03/29, Bowden) reported that Richard Barnett, a man found guilty on eight charges related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, should be acquitted for several reasons, according to his attorn

eral reasons, according to his attorney, Jonathan Gross. According to the article, in a federal court filing in Washington, D.C., Gross argued that Barnett did not enter the Capitol of his own volition, did not impede police officers, and did not disrupt Congress' certification of Joe Biden's electoral

as swept into the Capitol by the crowd, and that his statements to police officers did not constitute evidence of wrongdoing. The article noted that Barnett faces a maximum penalty of 47 years in prison and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 3. South Carolina Man Arrested for Spraying Police With Bear

information to the FBI. Rep. Loudermilk Looks to Clear His Name During Jan. 6 Committee Reinvestigation Roll Call (03/29, Papp) reported that Rep. Barry Loudermilk has released findings from the House Administration Committee's reinvestigation of the Capitol attack, in an attempt to clear his name and criticize

nager at Boeing, was found dead in a car outside a Holiday Inn from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The articles explained that Barnett had been involved in several whistleblower cases regarding concerns over quality and safety at Boeing, including discarded metal shavings near wirin

er highlighted the chaotic nature of the day as a reason for the department's failures in properly responding to the bombs. The hearing, led by Rep. Barry Loudermilk, criticized the previous Jan. 6 Select Committee for not thoroughly investigating the pipe bombs and focused on law enforcement's response after di

1655810 Boeing, was found dead in a car outside a Holiday Inn from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The articles explained that Barnett had been involved in several whistleblower cases regarding concerns over quality and safety at Boeing, including discarded metal shavings near wirin

er highlighted the chaotic nature of the day as a reason for the department's failures in properly responding to the bombs. The hearing, led by Rep. Barry Loudermilk, criticized the previous Jan. 6 Select Committee for not thoroughly investigating the pipe bombs and focused on law enforcement's response after di