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Assault on Congress: Four Trump supporters and a police officer killed

New evidence suggests: Trump supporters planned to kidnap and assassinate elected officials

According to indictments filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, the attackers on the Capitol had an organized plan that would have led to far more serious consequences if carried out.

The FBI has warned of a real threat of planting explosives in protests that are expected to take place in the coming days in all 50 countries

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Friday, 15 January 2021, 21:40

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In the video: Documentation of the riots in the Capitol: Lynch in a policeman dragged into the crowd and beaten by him (Twitter)

Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. Donald Trump planned to "strike and assassinate" elected officials during the attack on Capitol Hill, according to new Justice Department submissions.

Among those mentioned there is Jacob Chansley of Arizona, a supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory documented at Vice President Mike Pence's table disguised with horns on his head and fur on his body.

"There is solid evidence, including the words and actions of Chansley himself in the Capitol, that supports the claim that the intent of the rioters in the Capitol was to strike and assassinate members of the United States administration," prosecutors said of last week's assault.

According to them, the 33-year-old Chansley left a note for a flashlight on the podium in a room in the Senate on which the vice president had stood a few minutes earlier, in which he wrote that "it is only a matter of time, justice is coming."

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