The FBI caught the right person for the January 5 pipe bombs. There’s extensive records of Cole buying all the parts that were found in the bombs, and it’s not just random stuff sitting in his garage. There’s a track record of him buying these parts in clusters that don’t make sense outside of building and placing pipe bombs. Same type of pipe, same two types of end caps, same wiring, same steel wool, same exact timers, and those rare 9-volt battery connectors (the ones a local store sold, only like 8,000 made over five years). Plus the exact same shoes that were ID’d on the bomber. On top of that he drives into DC and is there during the exact hour they were placed, and the cell phone data at least puts him right in the vicinity. Then he gives a detailed confession where he admits to all of it. Read the whole thing. He tries to say he didn’t do it at the beginning like basically everyone who’s ever been accused of a serious crime does, then he admits it and goes into real detail about what he did and how he felt about it. That isn’t the kind of stuff the FBI feeds you. He wasn’t coerced. He wasn’t forced. It’s basically statistically impossible for it to be anybody else once you combine the factors of the matching parts, the rare shoes, the location, and then the confession on top of all of it. That’s why you don’t see any serious legal professionals treating the videos or the clothing nonsense as an alibi in any way. People like @thevivafrei, @KyleSeraphin, and @SteveBakerUSA are just online con men and ghouls trying to keep this going for clicks. They know or should know this is bullshit, but they don’t care. They don’t care about the damage they cause to people, the time they waste, the pointless additional pain they cause to Brian Cole's family, or the damage they cause to the country. They just want to make however much money they can off it. Remember, just because they’re popular on Twitter doesn’t mean they have any real money or any desire to get an actual job, so they keep throwing out “what about this” and “what about that” to people who don’t have critical thinking skills. Cole’s got a fine legal team. They’re gonna do what any competent lawyer would: try to suppress or limit the confession, try to get some counts knocked down so the exposure is lower, and then tell him the realistic advice is to take a plea because there’s no way to win this. Remember twitter isn't real life, its a horrible case for the defense. Once Cole pleads guilty, the con won’t end. These same people will just say the lawyers sold him out, or the government coerced him into plead guilty, or it was MKUltra or whatever so they can keep the story going. That’s the whole game and you are all its victims.