Ex-Marine Accused Of Being 'FBI Plant Sent To Incite Jan 6 Riot' Is Pictured On His Ranch

exclusive: photographed at his quiet arizona ranch and wedding venue, ex-marine accused of being an ‘fbi plant sent to help incite the january 6 capitol riots’ refuses to respond to the right-wing conspiracy theory

ray epps, a navy veteran, was seen in a video urging a group of trump supporters in washington dc to ‘go to the capitol’ on january 5-6
dailymail.com tracked down epps, 60, who is at the center of a conspiracy theory alleging he was an fbi plant sent to help incite the deadly riots
epps is the former president of the largest chapter of the far-right anti-government militia group the Oath Keepers
his alleged involvement in deadly insurrection highlighted at doj house judiciary committee oversight hearing in october
us representative thomas massie (r-ky) showed epps videos Repeatedly encouraging protesters on the streets of DC to ‘come inside’ the capitol
epps was seen addressing supporters at the c there on January 5th saying, ‘I’m probably going to go to jail for that, okay? tomorrow, we have to go to the capitol’
there is no evidence that epps, an army sergeant, ever entered the building himself and was never arrested in connection with the siege

by greg woodfield in phoenix, arizona, for dailymail.com

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