Thanks to Patel, the crazy truth about J6 pipe bomber is finally coming to light

Among the documents handed over to Congress last week by FBI Director Kash Patel were documents concerning the Jan. 6th pipe bombs.

The first batch of submitted documents “included more than 400 pages on topics the committee had long been seeking, dating back to the Biden administration, relating to topics such as former Attorney General Merrick Garland’s school board memo and the Jan. 6 pipe bomb investigation,” Fox News has confirmed.

It appears that Kash has turned over records related to J6 pipe bombs to House Judiciary committee per request by Jim Jordan a few weeks ago. https://t.co/N53PpqCskp

— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) March 10, 2025

This news has investigative journalists like Victoria Taft quite excited.

“Maybe we’ll get more answers after getting these documents to the judiciary committees,” she wrote this Tuesday for PJ Media. “And let’s hope Patel is hot on the case as well.”

“We’re getting closer to some answers. I’m never going to stop reporting on the J6 pipe bomber case. We’re all tired of the waiting game, though. It’s time for answers,” she added.

She continued her PJ Media report by going over some of what’s already known about the mysterious pipe bombs that were found outside the headquarters of the Democrat National Committee and Republican National Committee on Jan. 6th, 2021, the day of the Jan. 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol.

“The mysteries of Jan. 6, 2021, are legion,” she correctly noted. “Law enforcement, the feds, and an untold number of their assets were in the crowd inside and out. Munitions were blasted at people protesting outside the Capitol Building, not because they were rioting — they weren’t — but to rile them up.”

“Intelligence specialists I’ve spoken with say the riot of January 6 was obviously an intentional operation. The Metropolitan Police Department of D.C. was seen on video encouraging protesters to get inside of the Capitol Building,” she added.

“But the pipe bomber story is one of the biggest mysteries of January 6. The FBI originally released grainy video of an individual sitting on a bench in the dark and supposedly planting the pipe bomb the night before outside the DNC. The individual’s eyes have been blurred to subvert facial recognition software,” she continued.

This mysterious individual was reportedly seen talking on a cell phone. Yet, despite the FBI using cell phone data to track down thousands of Jan. 6th rioters, it’s been unable to track down the so-called pipe bomber.

Taft also noted that surveillance footage of the bomber had seemingly been edited to blur his/her eyes:

In 2021, I spent literally hundreds of hours on the Jan 6 pipe bomber. One thing I never published until now still bothers me to this day: I believe the FBI, in addition to nuking the frame rate on the DNC security camera, blurred the eyes so no one could ID based on biometrics. pic.twitter.com/AMavZFFJln

— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) January 6, 2025

All this comes days after Patel handed 100s of Biden-era documents to the House Judiciary Committee pursuant to a subpoena filed by Committee Chair Jim Jordan late last month.

The subpoena specifically sought documents related to several Biden administration actions, including its targeting of dissenting parents, its targeting of Catholics as “violent extremists,” its pressuring of social media networks to censor critics, and more.

“We are thankful for Director Patel’s work, and we will have more updates soon,” Jordan’s spokesperson told Fox News.

Congressional Republicans are thrilled because the FBI had been stalling and stonewalling for years under the tenures of former directors Christopher Wray and James Comey.

This includes Republicans in the Senate as well.

“Praise the Lord!” Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley told Fox News, celebrating Patel’s recent confirmation as FBI director and his subsequent turning over of documents.

One of the new FBI director’s top priorities is to restore faith and trust in the agency, which is why Patel’s pursuing full transparency. Plus, privately, he’s reportedly given the bureau a mandate to “work aggressively” with congressional Republicans to ensure “their needs are met.”

Indeed, an anonymous source told Fox News that he’s even been “personally asking staff for updates on getting Jordan and Grassley documents” and has done so “several times a day.”

“Director Patel is adamant about restoring faith and trust in the FBI through full transparency, and engaging with Congress is a critical part of that effort,” an FBI spokesperson told Fox News. “We will continue to work with both House and Senate Committees to ensure the American people get the FBI they deserve.”

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V. Saxena is a staff writer for BizPac Review with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University.

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