In an interview with Cara Castronuova, Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), chairman of the new January 6 Select Subcommittee, discusses surprising findings regarding the pipe bomb incident during the January 6 events at the Capitol. Loudermilk questions the narrative provided by the FBI and the previous committee led by Nancy Pelosi, suggesting key evidence has been lost or corrupted.
1. Disappearance of Evidence:
• Loudermilk states that important evidence about the pipe bomber's identity has either “mysteriously disappeared” or has been corrupted, leading to speculation about what has been hidden from the public.
• The FBI's own lab report confirmed that explosives were in the bombs found near the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
2. Inconsistent Timelines:
• Loudermilk refutes the FBI's timeline, mentioning that Secret Service bomb-sniffing dogs did not detect the devices when they swept the DNC grounds on January 6, raising questions about when the bombs were actually planted.
• Witnesses claim that the devices were not present earlier on January 6, contradicting FBI’s claims.
3. Unexplained Egg Timer Anomaly:
• The RNC bomb had a kitchen timer set to about 20 minutes before detonation. Loudermilk highlights that if the device was planted the night before, it would not make sense for the timer to reflect that timing.
4. Missing Surveillance Footage:
• Much of the security footage requested by the FBI from both the RNC and DNC does not exist anymore, except for brief snippets.
• Loudermilk states that much of the recorded testimony from the January 6 Committee has been wiped, particularly those that did not support their narrative.
5. Corrupted Cell Phone Data:
• The FBI had sent preservation letters to phone carriers; however, AT&T's data regarding the bomb sites was reported as "corrupted," potentially hindering identification of the bomber.
6. Connection to FirstNet:
• Loudermilk points out a coincidence involving Karlin Younger, the woman who discovered the RNC bomb, having previously worked for FirstNet, which has connections to AT&T.
7. Nancy Pelosi's Reaction and National Guard:
• Castronuova mentions Pelosi's aggressive response to questions regarding her role in rejecting the National Guard's deployment on January 6. Loudermilk claims Trump had ordered the National Guard to be ready, but Pelosi's office denied requests until violence began.
8. Claims of Cover-Up:
• Loudermilk argues that the original January 6 Committee was not appropriately investigating the events but was instead using it to politically target opponents and erase evidence that contradicted their narrative.
Rep. Loudermilk's interview raises critical questions about the January 6 pipe bomb incident and the narrative shaped around it by government agencies and committees. With significant evidence missing, inconsistent timelines, and unexplained anomalies, there are ongoing calls for public input and investigation to clarify what really happened. The challenges to the established account suggest the need for transparency and further examination of the evidence related to this incident.
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