Massie Demands Answers on Epps' Lenient Treatment
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**Chaos Under Scrutiny: Rep. Massie Presses FBI on January 6 Provocateur Ray Epps**
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) is raising serious questions as he continues to investigate Ray Epps, a figure at the center of the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
Epps was recorded urging protesters to breach the Capitol, yet reports reveal he faced minimal repercussions for his actions.
While countless individuals have faced severe penalties for similar acts that day, Epps received just a year of probation—a disparity that raises eyebrows among conservatives and supporters of accountability.
Massie has taken a proactive stance, sending a letter to FBI Director Kashyap Patel seeking clarity on why Epps's investigation was closed shortly after it began, even with ample evidence of his alleged involvement.
FBI records indicate that agents had video and photographic documentation showing Epps collaborating with others to incite a breach of the Capitol Building.
However, a report from July 2021 claimed that there was not enough evidence to link Epps to any violent acts or criminal violations, a statement some find perplexing given the public’s awareness of his actions.
In light of growing concerns about the Justice Department's transparency, Massie has requested all internal communications related to Epps’s case between the FBI and the Department of Justice.
These communications may provide insight into whether Epps had any prior interactions with government officials before the events of January 6.
The congressman argues that the leniency shown to Epps juxtaposed against strict treatment of other defendants prompts a demand for answers—especially when many others are still facing the legal system’s wrath for their involvement in the Capitol protests.
Massie's efforts are part of a broader conversation regarding accountability and transparency in the investigations of January 6 participants.
As the public awaits clarity on whether Epps had ties to government entities, the debate surrounding the impartiality of the justice system continues to intensify, raising questions about fairness in the treatment of individuals involved in the incident.
The narrative being spun by Epps's lenient treatment must confront scrutiny to ensure that justice, not partisan politics, prevails as the nation reflects on the chaos of that day.
Sources:
dailywire.com
zerohedge.com
twitchy.com
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) is raising serious questions as he continues to investigate Ray Epps, a figure at the center of the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
Epps was recorded urging protesters to breach the Capitol, yet reports reveal he faced minimal repercussions for his actions.
While countless individuals have faced severe penalties for similar acts that day, Epps received just a year of probation—a disparity that raises eyebrows among conservatives and supporters of accountability.
Massie has taken a proactive stance, sending a letter to FBI Director Kashyap Patel seeking clarity on why Epps's investigation was closed shortly after it began, even with ample evidence of his alleged involvement.
FBI records indicate that agents had video and photographic documentation showing Epps collaborating with others to incite a breach of the Capitol Building.
However, a report from July 2021 claimed that there was not enough evidence to link Epps to any violent acts or criminal violations, a statement some find perplexing given the public’s awareness of his actions.
In light of growing concerns about the Justice Department's transparency, Massie has requested all internal communications related to Epps’s case between the FBI and the Department of Justice.
These communications may provide insight into whether Epps had any prior interactions with government officials before the events of January 6.
The congressman argues that the leniency shown to Epps juxtaposed against strict treatment of other defendants prompts a demand for answers—especially when many others are still facing the legal system’s wrath for their involvement in the Capitol protests.
Massie's efforts are part of a broader conversation regarding accountability and transparency in the investigations of January 6 participants.
As the public awaits clarity on whether Epps had ties to government entities, the debate surrounding the impartiality of the justice system continues to intensify, raising questions about fairness in the treatment of individuals involved in the incident.
The narrative being spun by Epps's lenient treatment must confront scrutiny to ensure that justice, not partisan politics, prevails as the nation reflects on the chaos of that day.
Sources:
dailywire.com
zerohedge.com
twitchy.com
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