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A jaw‑dropping new investigative report has reopened the Jan. 6 file and raised the kind of questions every patriot should demand answers to. Forensic gait analysis now reportedly ties the elusive pipe‑bomb suspect seen in FBI footage to a former U.S. Capitol Police officer, a revelation that blows apart the tidy little narratives the media and the deep state have been feeding the public.
According to the reporting that first surfaced at Blaze and has since been echoed across conservative outlets, the software and human analyst review put the match between the hoodie‑wearing suspect and Shauni Rae Kerkhoff in the mid‑90s percent range — the kind of figure that investigators normally treat as compelling, not casual. If that match holds up under scrutiny, it isn’t just another tick in a case file; it is a seismic clue about who really planted those devices the night before the Capitol proceedings.
The woman named in the reports, Kerkhoff, is no anonymous internet conspiracy theory; she served as a training officer in the Capitol Police Civil Disturbance Unit and, the reporting says, left the force in mid‑2021 to take a security role at a federal intelligence campus. That background matters because it places someone with training, access, and motive squarely in the frame — the very sort of person the public was told repeatedly could not have been involved.
Remember that the FBI has wrestled in public to identify the pipe‑bomber for years, even releasing surveillance footage and asking for tips as recently as January 2025, yet the mystery remained unsolved — until these new journalistic findings surfaced. That long list of unanswered questions and the agency’s poor public explanations deserve fresh oversight and, if warranted, criminal follow‑up.
Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, who appeared on Rob Schmitt Tonight to discuss the reporting, struck a cautious but pointed tone: he said he was unaware of any authorized operation tying officers to the planting of devices, and he warned there may be more to this story than the public yet knows. Sund’s measured reaction from someone who ran the force on that day should make every lawmaker and investigator sit up and take notice rather than reflexively defend the status quo.
This is not a moment for partisan hand‑wringing or media spin; it is a moment for accountability. If a member of any law enforcement agency — local, federal, or otherwise — was involved in planting explosive devices on January 5, 2021, the American people deserve to know who authorized it, who covered it up, and why it happened. The FBI, Congress, and the Justice Department must move faster than they ever have if they expect to regain any credibility on this file.
Hardworking Americans are tired of one system of rules for elites and another for everyone else. Patriots should demand an independent, transparent inquiry, immediate preservation of all relevant evidence, and public briefings that stop the drip‑drip of secrecy. This revelation, whether it ultimately stands up in court or not, has pulled back the curtain — and what we see should disgust every freedom‑loving citizen and spur leaders to finally deliver the truth.
