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A new investigative report has rocked the January 6 narrative by linking the long-sought pipe-bomb suspect to a former U.S. Capitol Police officer, a revelation that should make every patriotic American demand answers. The findings, first reported by Blaze and highlighted across conservative outlets, rely on forensic gait analysis that the reporters say points squarely at the former officer.
According to the investigation, a computer program comparing walking parameters returned a striking 94 percent match, while the analyst who reviewed the footage pegged the similarity as high as 96 to 98 percent, driven in part by a documented limp from a college injury. If the technical work holds up, it blows a hole through years of unanswered questions about how those pipe bombs were ever allowed to remain an unsolved mystery.
Most damning of all is the whistle-blower testimony from former FBI special agent Kyle Seraphin, who says his surveillance team was literally positioned next door to a person of interest days after the bombs were planted and was inexplicably pulled off the case. Seraphin’s account, reported in the investigation, accuses the bureau of deliberate obstruction and raises the ugly possibility of an internal cover-up that protected insiders instead of protecting the American people.
The woman named in the probe reportedly served on the Capitol Police’s Civil Disturbance Unit and later moved to a security role at the CIA, which deepens the urgency of the questions being raised about institutional conflicts and loyalties. This is not just a footnote in January 6 history; it is a potential smoking gun that could reframe how and why security failures happened that day.
Remember that the FBI has previously released video of the suspect and publicly said the individual’s identity remained unknown despite thousands of tips and interviews, which makes the timing of this new reporting especially suspicious to anyone who still believes America’s law enforcement agencies operate above politics. The public deserves to know why an alleged match surfaced in independent reporting long before any apparent accountability from the agencies that swore they had the case under control.
Make no mistake: this story demands immediate, aggressive oversight from Congress and the new Department of Justice leadership. House and Senate Republicans should open full hearings, subpoena relevant records and compel testimony from FBI and Capitol Police supervisors so the American people can see who knew what, when, and why decisions were made that day.
Hardworking Americans owe a debt to whistle-blowers like Seraphin who stepped forward, and we must rally not to partisan revenge but to the cause of truth and accountability. If the allegations hold, heads must roll and reforms must follow so that no agency can hide behind secrecy when the security of our Republic is at stake.
