FBI Director Kash Patel has ordered the release of “hundreds” of documents detailing the agency’s Jan. 6 activities as well as the timely discovery of pipe bombs outside both Democratic and Republican headquarters in Washington, D.C. that month, in response to a subpoena from House Republicans. In a March 7th letter to lawmakers regarding the pipe bombs investigation, FBI Assistant Director of Congressional Affairs Marshall Yates described the disclosure as a “sign of good faith,” highlighting the effort to clarify FBI activities for the public.
Related Posts
Former FBI-agent observes ‘very interesting’ detail about the 11 terrifying masks in Epstein’s ‘fetish room’
Newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s private island are once again igniting public fury — and deepening the mystery surrounding the disgraced financier’s secretive life. Among the…
Behind the glitter: The dark childhood of a Hollywood icon
She entered the world unwanted, born into a home rattled by secrets, infidelity, and a mother who saw her less as a daughter and more as a…
Royal insider accuse Prince William and Kate of keeping Prince George ‘under lock & key’
Prince William and Kate Middleton are shielding Prince George and his siblings as much as possible. The three royal children, including George, the future king, have not…
The Sausage With a Secret: A Flash Drive That Changed Everything
Yesterday, I picked up a pack of ordinary sausages at the grocery store — nothing fancy, just a quick addition for a few sandwiches. They were on…
I Thought I Found Insect Eggs Under My Bed
It started as a normal cleaning day. I flipped my mattress, changed the sheets, and was about to vacuum when something unusual caught my eye — a…
From childhood trauma to rock legend: How pain fueled a superstar’s rise
He grew up in a small, restrictive Indiana town, yet somehow went on to become the world-famous frontman of one of rock history’s most iconic and volatile…