Jonathan Moseley, defense attorney for Philadelphia Proud Boys chapter president Zach Rehl, expressed determination to confront the FBI with a subpoena in response to National File's report that a second man - Sean Michael McHugh - was caught on camera trying to incite demonstrators to storm the Capitol Building.
Moseley's client Zach Rehl is set to stand trial on conspiracy charges, despite the fact that federal prosecutors do not allege that Rehl stormed the Capitol, committed violence or destroyed property.
"I plan to start with a subpoena to get all information about these incidents," Moseley told National File.
Moseley explained that, in the various videos of Ray Epps, "He plants the idea of getting arrested, to encourage the crowd to break the law." Moseley told National File that "It certainly looks to me that these provocateurs were working for or acting for the government in some capacity."
D.C. Courts have yet to issue decisive rulings on the question of whether this charge is appropriate for anyone charged in connection with 1/6. Moseley views these recent revelations with optimism, hoping it will further encourage fellow 1/6 defense attorneys to share exculpatory information and stand strong against any attempt to intimidate their clients into issuing false confessions out of desperation.
"Attorneys defending those arrested from the January 6 demonstrations are increasingly talking to each other," Moseley told National File.
Rehl is raising money for his defense, which Moseley says will cost at least $75,000, and to provide for his wife and daughter while he remains jailed by the Biden regime.
Friday, October 29, 2021
1/6 Defense Attorney To Subpoena FBI Over Ray Epps, Instigators Caught On Video
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