Pretty wild that Christopher Wray was able to hunt down Granny McMeemaw using nothing but a pixelated photo of a partial shoe print and DNA analysis of a single strand of fiber from her hand-knit scarf found on the Capitol steps, but he couldn’t find the J6 pipe bomber despite…
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) December 5, 2025
GAC06 said:
Did they match his gait to that chick?
Logos Stick said:
Found all the white perps in record time, but just couldn't find this dude. Head scratcher for sure
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— Frau Katinka Bumsbudenaufsicht, Ihr Arschkrampen (@FrauKatinka) December 5, 2025
Your Democratic party controlled FEDS had it for 4 years. @FBIDirectorKash and #Bongino had it for 9 months and solved it. https://t.co/5l89x4iOaJ
— Tim Burchett (@timburchett) December 4, 2025
J. Walter Weatherman said:Gaeilge said:
There are zero details yet, but the fact that it was not addressed or investigated more thoroughly before the T2 Administration leaves a lot of unanswered questions.
It wasn't exactly an easy case to investigate. They basically had one grainy video of someone in a hoodie and face mask. Assuming we'll learn more now that there's been an arrest.
https://apnews.com/article/pipe-bombs-dc-jan6-40d748385b7b18ece2208c6c6690708bQuote:
Public attention over the years had centered in part on surveillance video taken the night before the riot showing the suspect spending close to an hour moving through the surrounding blocks, pausing on a park bench, cutting through an alley and stopping again as a dog walker passed.
The person wore a light sweatshirt, dark pants and sneakers, with a dark backpack slung over one shoulder. Investigators have long said the gait suggested the person was a man, but a surgical mask and hood rendered the face all but impossible to see.
Agents paired their video review with a broad sweep of digital records. They gathered cell tower data showing which phones were active in the neighborhood at the time and issued subpoenas to several tech companies, including Google, for location information.
Investigators also analyzed credit card transactions from hobby shops and major retailers to identify customers who had purchased components resembling those used in the two explosive devices each roughly 1 foot (0.3 meters) long and packed with gunpowder and metal, according to two law enforcement officials familiar with the investigation.
Another avenue of the investigation centered on the suspect's shoes, believed to be Nike Air Max Speed Turfs. After learning from Nike that thousands of pairs had been distributed through more than two dozen retailers, agents filed subpoenas for credit card records from Foot Locker and other chains as they worked to narrow down potential buyers. Still, for years, they had no solid breakthroughs.
Rapier108 said:
It is quite obvious that the FBI knew who this guy was from early 2021.
They either buried it on their own, or under orders from Biden.
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What was their reasoning?
GAC06 said:
Did they match his gait to that chick?
captkirk said:
These people truly are too stupid to breathe
