The Jan. 6 Mystery Pipe Bombs: Why Were Trump Supporters' Vehicles Searched and Occupants Arrested and Detained but Antifa Operatives with Guns Allowed to Leave Town?

On January 5th a still unidentified suspect planted two pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC DC Headquarters in Washington DC the night before the massive January 6th rally at the Ellipse in Washington DC. The bombs were reportedly safely detonated by a, FBI bomb squad on January 6.

The FBI offered a reward of $50,000 for information on the individual who planted pipe bombs at the Republican and Democrat headquarters in Washington DC on January 6th. The FBI pointed out the expensive shoes and purple backpack of the suspected bomber.

In September the FBI released fresh video on the alleged bomber but still there are no leads on this person with backpack bombs who set bombs at both the DNC and RNC headquarters.

It appears we now have more evidence that reinforces the theory that the pipe bomber may be a federal agent and the alleged pipe bomb threat was a government-executed operation.

We learned months after Jan. 6 protests that the US Congress was evacuated on January 6th due to a pipe bomb threat - It was not because of the pro-Trump protesters.

According to those close to Coffman, his truck was searched on January 6th by police in a roundup of vehicles in the vicinity of the mysterious pipe bomb that was found at the Democratic National Committee.

It should be noted that three Antifa domestic terrorists were stopped by police on January 6th and lied about having a gun in their vehicle - These three Antifa terrorists who drove to Washington DC on January 6th to cause chaos and violence were released and allowed to drive back home to Michigan that day despite lying to police about a firearm in their vehicle.

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