The letter below is an example of what J6 families are going through.  It is not enough that some have lost their jobs, their homes, have been rejected by family and friends, are treated like modern-day lepers, they have to witness in anguish the conditions and suffering their loved ones have to endure. They also have to deal with the extraordinary amount of money they have to spend to keep communication with them [...]

This Christian Patriot has served faithfully as the Gulag chaplain as the prison will not allow J6ers to have religious services and a chaplain. He has baptized several J6ers. He is one of our many heroes. He started the Real J6 site. Please check it out. There is a lot of information and a call to action concerning visitation.   📬 Shane Jenkins #377186 Correctional Treatment Facility DC-CTF 1901 D St. SE Washington DC 20003 [...]

If you are a J6er and have been sentenced, it is most likely that you had to pay a certain amount for restitution even though you did not damage anything or encourage anyone to do so. Possibly this is unconstitutional and should be delt with. You might want to ask your lawyer to investigate the possibility to have this removed from your sentence. The fact that judges and prosecutors pretend that your being on Capitol [...]

May it please The Court . . .   Ladies and Gentleman of the Jury . . . Once again, my name is Bradford Geyer. I’m honored to stand before you today to declare Kenny Harrelson’s innocence of these charges brought against him.  I first became attracted to Kenny’s case because of one primary thing: The charges against him, and the very first video evidence of those charges - as presented by the Government - were [...]

The 1512(c)(2) charge,* which carries a maximum penalty of 20 years of imprisonment, has been used by the government to coerce defendants to plead guilty to lesser offenses to avoid potentially long jail sentences. Our justice system has been using this sketchy tactic for a long time.  It wasn’t invented for J6er’s.  They overcharge defendants, then later offer a plea agreement where they will remove the greater charge, if the defendant agrees to plead guilty [...]