As the probe on the alleged pipe bomb found at the Democratic National Committee Headquarters in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021, continues, more information and pieces of evidence come to light.
Investigative journalist Steve Baker recently published an article on The Blaze pointing out discrepancies in the government’s statement and handling of the “pipe bomb” case.
Baker, who was threatened by authorities, exposed that the individual who “discovered” the pipe bomb was not a random concerned citizen but a plainclothes officer connected to the Capitol Police.
Remember when I pointed out on video that the Capitol pipe bomber waved to the Capitol police?
The FBI knows who that person is!
“The FBI had surveillance video that showed the person entering a car with a visible license plate after exiting a Metro stop in Northern Virginia,”… pic.twitter.com/YK3JsbOvJI
— Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 (@pepesgrandma) May 25, 2023
Federal Bureau of Investigation even fueled the speculation as they declined to give additional information on the officer’s background and identity. This information also explains why three years later, the January 6 pipe bomber mystery remains unresolved.
Another questionable circumstance is the video evidence posted by U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, showing that the alleged bomb finder, who was dressed in dark clothing and wearing a backpack, casually approached a D.C. Metropolitan Police vehicle that was parked at the DNC just after 1 p.m., and allegedly informed police authorities about the bomb he discovered.
The video also revealed the same man approaching the Secret Service SUV, without any sense of alarm.
Later on, reports claim that they have found the alleged bomb only 15 to 20 feet away from the vehicles.