Angel Harrelson and Julietsix

We talked to Angel Harrelson, wife of J6 defendant Kenneth Harrelson*. Like many wives she had to suffer the consequences of the DOJ’s attack on J6ers – breadwinner in jail and unable to provide for his family, media lies, lawyer fees, pain of being separated from the man she loves. Yet she is strong and wants to help J6ers. She asked for prayers and  added: “We the People need to speak out and speak up loudly, don’t give up!”

She hosts a space on twitter every morning  called  J6Morning Coffee.

Pray for Angel and her husband Ken. Pray for all unjustly punished J6ers.

Angel’s new site. (You must register in order to access its content and it is free.)

This is http://Julietsix.com

Our mission is to be an information hub to support American and International patriots of every nation who are battling the ongoing Globalist Threat. This forum is also dedicated to the J6 detainees, their families and their friends. The J6ers are patriots who are still being held as political prisoners in the United States, some for the past two years, with no legal due process whatsoever. Also, in the spirit of friendship and support, feel free to peruse and participate in any area of this community even if it is outside your geographical region. Others from around the world would also love to hear from you with any comments or suggestions. Your input and participation is valued and appreciated! As we feel this is an important space for communications and overall awareness, we’d encourage you to share this community at every opportunity. Thank you, and welcome!

Angel Harrelson

It is important to bear in mind that jury trials in DC have consistently produced guilty verdicts, likely due to the strong political leaning of the population (92% of whom vote democrat).

On November 29, 2022, Ken was convicted by a jury for obstruction of an official proceeding, conspiracy to prevent an officer from discharging duties, and tampering with documents or proceedings. Ken and Jessica Watkins are scheduled to be sentenced on May 26, 2023.

While the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding (1512) was dropped by Judge Nichols for other defendants, it has been appealed by the government. The court of appeal’s decision is still pending. If the court upholds Judge Nichols’s decision to drop the charge, over 200 plea agreements or verdicts of other individuals involved in the January 6th events may be affected.