WHAT’S GOING ON? Some J6 Political Prisoners Are Still Behind Bars

There are still some Jan 6 inmates who have not been released by the corrupt prison system to date. 

EMERGENCY UPDATE FOR @elonmusk

These J6 brothers of mine are STILL being held illegally by the Deepstate Political Prisons!!!

DC Gulag:

1. Daniel Ball
2. Darrell Neely
3. Taylor Taranto

Pike County Detention, KY:

1. Dominic Box
2. Jeremy Brown
3. Daniel David
4. Andrew Grigsby
5. Theodore Middendorf
6. Jason Tasker

Blount County, TN:
1. Edward Kelley

California:
1. Benjamin Martin

BC, Canada:
1. Antony Vo

EMERGENCY UPDATE FOR @elonmusk
These J6 brothers of mine are STILL being held illegally by the Deepstate Political Prisons!!!

DC Gulag:

1. Daniel Ball
2. Darrell Neely
3. Taylor Taranto

Pike County Detention, KY:

1. Dominic Box
2. Jeremy Brown
3. Daniel David
4. Andrew… pic.twitter.com/URX8WbJqN6

— Jake Lang – January 6 Political Prisoner (@JakeLangJ6) January 24, 2025

Here is more:

1,745,280 minutes. That’s how many minutes of his life MSG (Ret.) Jeremy Brown has spent behind bars.

After over 1200 days behind bars, Jeremy had grown reluctant to hope. And who could blame him? More than three years (and four birthdays) had been spent in a jail cell.

On Inauguration Day, Jeremy was skeptical that he would be released, but he did dare to hope that maybe the hell he had endured would soon be coming to an end. In the weeks leading up to January 20, he had been bombarded with an onslaught of congratulatory messages from patriots who knew his story and who were telling him that he would soon be free. Many told him that his freedom–and that of ALL J6 political prisoners–would be announced even as soon as “the first nine minutes.”

He watched the clock. Nine minutes passed. No big deal. But since that time, MANY minutes have passed. Glimmers of reluctant hope turned into familiar disappointment. Disappointment became despair. And the process of that path included many ups and downs. Jeremy had been told that he was leaving and being freed, only to (hours later) find himself right back in a jail cell at the DC Gulag and told he wasn’t going to be released after all.

Failing to free ALL J6 hostages, after so much was promised to have occurred by now, only adds to the bitter cruelty that has been experienced by those who have for so long been unjustly denied their freedom. How many more minutes have to pass before this decorated combat veteran is allowed to go home? How many more days?

Jeremy Brown and other J6 political hostages who have been moved from the DC Gulag are presently being held in a jail in Kentucky. FREE THEM. Leave none of them behind.
@realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @JDVance

1,745,280 minutes. That’s how many minutes of his life MSG (Ret.) Jeremy Brown has spent behind bars.

After over 1200 days behind bars, Jeremy had grown reluctant to hope. And who could blame him? More than three years (and four birthdays) had been spent in a jail cell.

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— Who Is Jeremy Brown? (@FreeJeremyBrown) January 24, 2025