Alberto LuperonJan 27th, 2021, 3:05 pm
Trump supporters and police inside the Capitol Building on January 6.
The acting chief of the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has revealed that another officer died in the wake of the D.C. insurrection. The man was identified as MPD officer
Jeffrey Smith.
Howard Liebengood–the son of a former Senate sergeant-at-arms–was previously reported. MPD Chief
Robert Contee did not get into specifics, only saying that Officers Smith and Liebengood were at the Capitol on Jan. 6 and took their own lives in the aftermath of the insurrection.
“Five people lost their lives on January 6th – Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick and four others,” acting chief MPD Chief
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All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put laptop together again.
The January 6th events at Capitol building became not only an attack on the US democracy as MSM claimed, but also caused a lot of controversy.
The Democratic “national treasure”, the laptop of Senate Speaker Nancy Pelosi’, appears to have been stolen causing an entire drama series on American TV, including mighty ‘QAnon provocateurs’ and even Russian GRU having been involved.
Initially it was reported that, Christopher Stanton Georgia, a 53-year-old father and businessman, took the laptop, and even had photographs taken with it. He then suddenly committed suicide, by shooting himself in the chest, allegedly somehow by doing so from a distance of three-meters.
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Georgia man arrested for rioting at Capitol commits suicide
The investment manager was found dead in his Georgia home.
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A Georgia man who was arrested for participating in last week’s insurrection has died by suicide, 11Alive reports. According to the outlet, 53-year-old investment manager Christopher Stanton Georgia was found dead in his Alpharetta home with a gunshot wound to his chest.
Georgia’s death is currently under investigation by the Alpharetta Police Department. Officers removed two semi-automatic SKS rifles from his home and described his family members as “extremely distressed” in a police report.
Documents from the Superior Court of D.C. show that Georgia was charged with attempting to “enter certain property, that is, the United States Capitol Grounds, against the will of the United States Capitol Police.”