Video of the DNC J6 pipe b*mber most have never seen challenges FBI version.

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A yearlong investigation found doctored evidence and shows the intended bomb targets were not where the devices were found.

A yearlong investigation by video engineer “Armitas” challenges the FBI’s narrative surrounding the January 6, 2021, pipe bombs found at the DNC and Capitol Hill Club.

In a 26-page report submitted to a House subcommittee, Armitas alleges the bombs were part of a possible government-orchestrated hoax, citing digitally altered FBI video evidence, inconsistencies in the devices’ design, and a timeline suggesting the DNC bomb was retrieved and re-placed to avoid early detection.

The report raises questions about the suspect’s actions, law enforcement’s response, and the unresolved case, which has seen no arrests despite a $500,000 reward.

A detailed analysis of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs found new problems with the FBI evidence and advances the notion that the case could turn out to be a government-created hoax.

A video engineer who spent more than a year examining the pipe bomb evidence submitted the report to the House Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding Jan. 6.

From Blaze Media, we created this timeline of Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Investigation (Based on Armitas’ Report), Jan. 5, 2021:

  • 7:34–7:42 p.m.
    Hoodie-wearing suspect walks north on New Jersey Avenue, peers down an alley near the Congressional Black Caucus Institute (CBCI), possibly looking for an overwatch vehicle monitoring USCP radio and cameras. Suspect uses a cell phone, likely sending a text.
  • 7:43 p.m.
    Suspect sits on a bench near the DNC, retrieves a phone from a backpack, and appears to send a text. FBI-released video is heavily down-sampled, obscuring details.
  • 7:46 p.m.
    Capitol Police officer parks near Longworth House Office Building, enters, and remains inside until 11:13 p.m.
  • 7:47 p.m.
    Suspect moves to CBCI alley, attempts to plant a pipe bomb under a bush, but a piece breaks off. Suspect briefly leaves and returns to retrieve the backpack, possibly after receiving a text directing them to the DNC.
  • 7:54 p.m.
    Suspect plants a pipe bomb under a DNC park bench with no attempt to set the 60-minute egg timer. The device’s short end faces out, but when found later, the long end faces out with an upside-down dial. Suspect departs north along Capitol Street Southeast.
  • 7:57 p.m.
    Suspect wears backpack, indicating caution about carrying multiple devices. Suspect glances toward CBCI alley, possibly checking for the broken piece.
  • 8:09 p.m.
    Suspect takes a route to avoid Capitol Police cameras, entering Rumsey Court near the Capitol Hill Club (CHC) for four minutes, out of sight of public cameras.
  • 8:14 p.m.
    Suspect waves at a Capitol Police SUV while passing the CHC, then takes a shortcut near the RNC. Suspect appears to experience a shoulder cramp after waving.
  • 8:15 p.m.
    Suspect attempts to plant a pipe bomb in a bush near a congressional dormitory on C Street but flees to Rumsey Court when a Capitol Police SUV with lights on appears. Audio captures suspect’s Nike Air Max shoes squeaking.
  • 8:18 p.m.
    Suspect plants the CHC pipe bomb between trash bins behind the club, a remote location. Suspect departs via a garden at St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
  • 8:31 p.m.
    Suspect last seen heading toward Eastern Market, per USCP communications.

Jan. 6, 2021:

  • Early Morning (Before 4:40 a.m.)
    Armitas suggests the DNC pipe bomb is retrieved by a man with a red Nike backpack to avoid early discovery during a Secret Service K-9 sweep for Vice President-elect Kamala Harris’ visit. The man hands the device to someone in a Dodge Charger near Rayburn House Office Building.
  • Morning
    Secret Service K-9 sweep of DNC fails to detect the pipe bomb, despite its public location.
  • 12:40 p.m.
    Karlin Younger, a FirstNet employee, discovers the CHC pipe bomb near trash bins after visiting the laundry room at 109 C Street. She reports it to RNC security, who notify Capitol Police. The egg timer reads 20 minutes.
  • 12:50–12:52 p.m.
    DNC pipe bomb is re-placed under the park bench, allegedly by a law officer, per Armitas’ analysis.
  • 1:05 p.m.
    Capitol Police countersurveillance team discovers the DNC pipe bomb. Secret Service agents, notified of the device, act casually, finishing lunches before investigating. No immediate evacuation or perimeter is established.
  • After 1:05 p.m.
    A construction worker and Capitol Police officer notice the broken pipe bomb component under the CBCI bush. A Capitol Police officer photographs the DNC bomb. CCTV cameras (3173, 8020, 8021) are turned away from the scene at 1:29 p.m., 1:44 p.m., and 2:21 p.m., respectively, obscuring key moments.
  • Later Afternoon
    DNC bomb is destroyed by a bomb robot at curbside. No buildings are cordoned off, and Harris is not evacuated for 10 minutes.

Post-Jan. 6, 2021:

  • FBI Investigation
    FBI and MPD offer a $500,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. No arrests are made. A geofence warrant for cellular data at bomb sites yields corrupt FirstNet data for law enforcement devices.
  • March 2025
    Armitas begins working with an FBI special agent on a forensic re-examination of the case.
  • Oct. 4, 2025
    Armitas, a video engineer known as “Armitas,” is asked by House Judiciary Committee counsel to submit a 26-page report to Rep. Barry Loudermilk’s House Select Subcommittee.
  • Oct. 7, 2025
    Armitas submits the report, alleging FBI video evidence was digitally altered (cropped, reduced frame rate, out-of-sync angles) and suggesting the DNC bomb was retrieved and re-placed to avoid early detection. The report claims the pipe bombs’ design (upside-down dials, misoriented timers) and handling suggest a possible government-orchestrated hoax.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/barry-loudermilk-evidence-inconsistencies/2025/10/02/id/1228843