I may have misunderstood. You're not saying that Epps helped instigate the January 6 upheaval at the Capitol when he was already a federal agent or federal asset? You're saying rather that he was a federal informant? If so I owe you an apology. I wouldn't use the word "informant." But if memory serves me correctly, Epps contacted the FBI around January 8, when he first learned he was a target of an investigation, and told them what he knew.
Please note the following.
Epps was prosecuted and is awaiting sentencing for his actions on January 6.
Epps is suing Fox News for calling him a federal agent.
Epps drug his son along to Washington D.C. with him, who also participated in at least one pro Trump protest. They stayed at his son's friend's home.
Epps testified under oath to a Congressional committee that he never worked as an asset for, or an employee of, any federal law enforcement agency.
Reporters have verified that Epps sold his business and home in Arizona and is now in semi-hiding. He's not in the witness protection program.
The above is not consistent with what a federal agent would do, nor with how he would be treated by the court system and law enforcement.
Originally Posted by Tiny
... There ARE a few interesting things here, mate.
You are showing things you've learned about Epps.
Though I have a few questions and concerns.
WHY would Ray Epps need to sell his house and
go into "hiding"??
Do YOU really trust Epps' testimony in front of
the investigative committee that CANNOT say
IF there were ANY "federal agents or actors
or informants "on the grounds there" on 6 Jan.??
The FBI/DOJ heads won't confirm anything.
You actually expect them to REVEAL the truth
about Ray Epps? ... They won't even confirm
the PipeBomber fron 6 Jan.!
So for me-own eyes - Ray Epps can say whatever
he wants, and the FBI/DOJ can say what they want.
You do understand, Tiny - that the proof of
the pudding will surely be in the eating.
The sentence Ray gets may just tell us the tale.
#### Salty