Posted on 05/01/2024 2:55:33 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
This is the tale of Kenneth Harrelson, a member of the Titusville Oath Keepers. Harrelson narrowly escaped a major legal hit in federal court when he was acquitted of the rare charge of “seditious conspiracy” related to his role in the January 6 Capitol melee. While he managed to dodge the most severe accusation, he wasn’t off the hook. A jury found him, along with Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers, guilty of obstructing an official proceeding of Congress, among other lesser charges. Though Harrelson avoided the harshest penalties, he still faced a hefty sentence behind bars—a situation made possible by the outright lies of Nancy Pelosi’s favorite pet Capitol Police officer, Harry Dunn. Now free, Harrelson is eager to share his version of the events, detailing the disgusting web of lies spun by Officer Dunn.
Podcaster Breanna Morello landed this explosive interview, and it’s quite a doozy. At the end of this article, we’ve posted the full interview for you to watch. We highly encourage you to check it out.
January 6 defendant Sgt. Ken Harrelson has been released from prison.
He was sentenced to 4 years in prison after Officer Harry Dunn (@libradunn) and Officer David Lazarus lied on the witness stand.
Sgt. Harrelson saved Dunn on J6.
Dunn is now running for Congress and just received Nancy Pelosi’s endorsement.
Listen to Sgt Harrelson debunk Dunn’s lies.
Watch:
The investigative reporters over at The Blaze got to work, uncovered the timeline of lies, and truly blew the lid off yet another January 6th political plot.
Lazarus claimed he saw Dunn involved in a conflict with the Oath Keepers as Lazarus came up the stairs. Dunn claims the opposite: that he saw Lazarus involved in a conflict as Dunn came up the stairs.
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