Many of us suspect that January 6th was an inside job…
Government false flag operations are nothing new to us, but the outright fabrication of evidence to incarcerate normal, everyday citizens? That is a new low for the U.S. government.
Yet this is exactly what two attorneys working January 6th cases are now alleging.
Bill Shipley, one of the attorneys, says that at least some of the photo and video evidence presented by the state are outright fabrications, while others are misrepresentations or hazy at best.
Shipley’s allegations are corroborated by the testimony of former Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger, the exoneration of several J6 protestors, and a growing mountain of evidence that suggests the state is lying.
Here are just some of the facts that are slowly eroding the state’s case:
Incredibly, the Capitol Police and DOJ continue to withhold exculpatory video and audio evidence that could exonerate January 6th prisoners. It's evident from footage that police, at minimum, did not discourage long lines of protesters and, at worst, created them.
— Liberty (@truthseekeringa) April 12, 2022
The Epoch Times outlines the use of false evidence in the case of Christopher Worrell:
In another screen grab from the video, this one considerably blurred, you can see several other people gathered at the top of the same steps near the dark statue wrapped in plastic, including another man dressed in black with a mask covering his face.
But there are no police officers and Worrell does not appear to be there. Yet another pair of screen grabs from the video do show Worrell.
However, he is clearly standing at a distance away from the stairs.There are multiple photos showing a line of police officers standing in a completely different location that do not show where Worrell was standing in relationship to them.
PRISONERS OF WAR: ‘Biden’ Justice Dept Can’t Produce Evidence It Supposedly Used To Indict the January 6th Protest Cases https://t.co/vtoHG0z6vC pic.twitter.com/JpNNcYGo7o
— Geller Report (@atlasshrugs) August 6, 2021
Gohmert… Nancy Pelosi is hiding evidence on January 6th prisoners… https://t.co/MuhyG7nH6z
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) December 13, 2021
Last year, Human Events reported that the DOJ wasn’t even really analyzing the 14,000 hours of footage they have:
In other words, the fact that the DOJ has not yet been able to review all 14,000 hours of footage is not an excuse for failing to meet the government’s obligation under the Constitution to provide notice of exculpatory evidence to the attorneys for the hundreds of January 6th defendants.
It cannot meet this obligation simply by making all 14,000 hours available to the defense. It must provide information to the defense about where in that massive amount of data such evidence might be found.
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