Four years later, the FBI released new footage of the January 6 pipe bomber after Rep. Loudermilk's report showed the bureau was involved in a significant coverup. For years, it was said that an unidentified person had planted pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before the Capitol riot, but the FBI has not found the suspect. A report from the House Administration Subcommittee revealed that the FBI stopped its search for the suspect in 2021 and has hidden evidence.
On the same day, the FBI offered a $500,000 reward for tips leading to the arrest of the suspect, described as about 5 feet, 7 inches tall. The FBI released video footage from 'camera 1' showing the suspect allegedly planting the bomb at 7:52 PM. Previously, footage from 'camera 2' was released, showing a different perspective of the suspect at the same time, but obscured by a bush. There are questions about the FBI's interest in finding the bomber and why Kamala Harris has been silent about her presence at the DNC.
Earlier in 2021, the FBI had released footage from camera 1 showing the suspect at 7:43 PM before they allegedly placed the bomb. This new footage released years later raises questions about the delay. A side-by-side comparison of the two camera angles highlights discrepancies in the footage, and it seems that some video was intentionally slowed down, suggesting manipulation.
Critics argue that the FBI's release of footage appears to be doctored, with the comparison of the two camera angles showing that one camera operates at a normal frame rate while another appears to be slowed down. This raises concerns about transparency, as the public has not been informed of these adjustments.
Darren J. Beattie from Revolver News highlighted that the FBI only shared one frame per second of the DNC footage, making it difficult to clearly identify the suspect. This further questions the integrity of the evidence shared by the FBI regarding the pipe bomber.
The ongoing investigation and the release of new footage continue to highlight the issues surrounding the January 6 events, the FBI's handling of evidence, and the need for more clarity from government agencies involved in the investigation.
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