Recent security footage reveals that the suspected pipe bomber from the January 6 Capitol riot made an unreported stop at the Congressional Black Caucus building prior to planting explosive devices outside the DNC and RNC headquarters. Chairman Barry Loudermilk of the House Judiciary subcommittee, which is investigating security lapses around the Capitol that day, confirmed this finding and noted that no explosive device was located at the Black Caucus site, sparking inquiries about the suspect’s motives.
This new evidence complicates the timeline established by the FBI, which previously stated the bomber did not stop at the Black Caucus building. The investigation continues into the two pipe bombs discovered on January 6, which remain unsolved, and the FBI is still offering a $500,000 reward for information leading to the identification of the suspect. The subcommittee’s findings may indicate that the bomber had additional planting locations in mind, further deepening the mystery of the events leading up to that day.
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