where fact meets fiction
Riley Williams has taken out a restraining order against a “former abusive boyfriend” who told the FBI she planned to sell the House Speaker’s computer to a Russian spy agency.
Tennessee nurse Lisa Eisenhart and her son were both pictured carrying plastic cuffs inside Capitol building during violent protest.
D.C. attorney says no direct proof yet of “kill, capture teams” among rioters, pushing back on suggestions there was “strong evidence.”
Utah man on video allegedly encouraging protesters despite claiming he was only there to “document” events.
Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson posed inside Capitol in widely circulated image and allegedly boasted about their role in the building’s deadly storming.
Illinois resident Louis Capriotti allegedly warned “We will surround the motherf—ing White House” in voicemail left for U.S. House member.
Miya Ponsetto has also claimed, incredibly, that Keyon Harrold Jr. did steal her cellphone after all.
Howard Liebengood was a 15-year veteran who was in the thick of last Wednesday’s turmoil.
As more participants are identified, employers come under pressure to take action.
Miya Ponsetto gives a bizarre interview to Gayle King hours before she is arrested in connection to the incident involving Keyon Harrold Jr.
Capitol Police said they shot at Babbitt because she was part of a group that “actively attacked” officers.