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PB's Squealing Like Pigs, Turning in Everybody Around Them for Reduced Sentencing, Plea Bargins
Posted by:
Joyful Days
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Date: April 08, 2021 10:15AM
Aw so nice. The FBI is reporting that the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys are providing valuable information in plea bargins. All sorts of info on illegal guns, stolen cars, locations of fugitives, explosives violations, drug rings and underground websites.
Trump's house of fugitives burning down quickly.
Trump's house of fugitives burning down quickly.
Re: PB's Squealing Like Pigs, Turning in Everybody Around Them for Reduced Sentencing, Plea Bargins
Posted by:
Squealing Little Piggies
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Date: April 08, 2021 10:22AM
https://www.wicz.com/story/43623609/capitol-riot-defendant-flips-to-help-prosecutors-against-proud-boys
Once the FL PB flipped they all started flipping to save themselves. No sense in FBI getting all the info from one guy and he gets go free. Might as well save yourself before the FBI stops offering deals and has all the info.
Once the FL PB flipped they all started flipping to save themselves. No sense in FBI getting all the info from one guy and he gets go free. Might as well save yourself before the FBI stops offering deals and has all the info.
Re: PB's Squealing Like Pigs, Turning in Everybody Around Them for Reduced Sentencing, Plea Bargins
Posted by:
Flipping Like Fish Out Of Water
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Date: April 08, 2021 10:26AM
Weeks ago, another attorney for Pezzola wrote in court filings that he believed a so-called "cooperating witness" was sharing information about the Proud Boys. Prosecutors had revealed the witness heard Proud Boys members talking about wanting to kill members of Congress and then-Vice President Mike Pence and return to Washington for Inauguration Day, and that members of the group had access to guns. The witness wasn't charged with a crime and isn't affiliated with the Proud Boys, the Justice Department later clarified.
In other cases, court records have shown key people among the extremist groups on January 6 haven't been indicted, for reasons that are still unclear. And some defendants who aren't charged in the alleged extremist group conspiracies could have valuable information for the investigation.
At least one defendant, Jon Schaffer, a guitarist with the heavy metal band Iced Earth, is considering cooperating, according to a filing on Monday. Schaffer allegedly charged at police officers in the Capitol insurrection and is in jail while he awaits trial. In court, he has distanced himself from the Oath Keepers.
Still, Schaffer did "debrief interviews" starting in March, according to the filing, which prosecutors intended to share in court confidentially and mistakenly made public.
"Based on these debrief interviews, the parties are currently engaged in good-faith plea negotiations, including discussions about the possibility of entering into a cooperation plea agreement aimed at resolving the matter short of indictment," the filing said
In other cases, court records have shown key people among the extremist groups on January 6 haven't been indicted, for reasons that are still unclear. And some defendants who aren't charged in the alleged extremist group conspiracies could have valuable information for the investigation.
At least one defendant, Jon Schaffer, a guitarist with the heavy metal band Iced Earth, is considering cooperating, according to a filing on Monday. Schaffer allegedly charged at police officers in the Capitol insurrection and is in jail while he awaits trial. In court, he has distanced himself from the Oath Keepers.
Still, Schaffer did "debrief interviews" starting in March, according to the filing, which prosecutors intended to share in court confidentially and mistakenly made public.
"Based on these debrief interviews, the parties are currently engaged in good-faith plea negotiations, including discussions about the possibility of entering into a cooperation plea agreement aimed at resolving the matter short of indictment," the filing said