January 1, J6 Pipe Bomber Mystery Deepens With New Footage

Wyatt’s Take

• New video shows the Jan. 6 pipe bomber stopped at a third building.
• No bomb was found at the Congressional Black Caucus Institute site.
• FBI reward remains unclaimed as questions pile up.

Fresh security video has surfaced of the suspected January 6 pipe bomber, revealing they made an unexpected stop at the Congressional Black Caucus Institute before the infamous Capitol riot. This footage, released by a House Judiciary subcommittee, shows the suspect kneeling by a bush on the property, but no explosive was found there.

Chairman Barry Loudermilk said, “they made a stop as they walked past the Congressional Black Caucus, turned, and went on to the property and knelt down by a bush. Now this is the first real stop that the pipe bomber made.”

After this stop, the suspect is seen heading toward the DNC, where one of the two pipe bombs was later found. The building is next door to the DNC, and the footage challenges the official FBI timeline, which didn’t show a pause at this location.

Law enforcement hasn’t named a suspect despite extensive video evidence. A $500,000 reward from the FBI for solving the case still hasn’t been claimed.

Congressional investigators continue to push for answers, especially after an ex-FBI explosives expert said the devices may have been duds. Key witness interviews also conflict with the FBI’s public story about when the devices were planted, with one saying a device still had time left on its timer when discovered.

“I’m not buying the story anymore that they were there on the fifth,” Loudermilk commented. “I believe that they were put out on the sixth at this point.”

The FBI says it appreciates Chairman Loudermilk’s help, but for everyday Americans, the plot thickens with each new video and unanswered question.

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Wyatt Matters

Folks deserve honesty and real answers, especially when security and trust in our institutions are on the line. Out in Middle America, we don’t like unsolved mysteries and stories that don’t add up.