Aha!
New federal cases suggest Stone is an unindicted co-conspirator who will eventually face arrest—bringing the insurrection investigation directly to Trump's doorstep.
sethabramson.substack.com
The connections between Roger Stone and the
Proud Boys are too many to enumerate, though some starter articles are worth reviewing:
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5, and
6. The upshot is that Stone is considered to be
“affiliated” with the Proud Boys, and that indeed they are, per the
Daily Beast, his
“personal army.” He has used them as
bodyguards on countless occasions. So with the FBI now alleging that
the Proud Boys premeditated the Capitol breach on January 6, Stone becomes a critical federal witness; not only is he close to the Proud Boys, including their leadership, but he
spoke at multiple events in DC that the Proud Boys appeared at,
raised money for their “protective equipment,” was in
regular contact with their activist-organizer liaison Ali Alexander—a personal friend of his—and even went so far as to say that he
had been asked to “lead” the march on the Capitol (an offer whose source is unknown, but which Stone says he declined).
A new video has surfaced showing former President Trump's adviser Roger Stone flanked by members of the Oath Keepers just hours before the deadly riot at the Capitol.
abcnews.go.com
“So, hopefully we have this today, right?" one supporter asks Stone in the video, which was posted just after 10 a.m. on the morning of the
rally. "We shall see," Stone replies.
It is not known to what they were referring.
Stone has maintained that he played "no role whatsoever in the Jan. 6 events" and has repeatedly said that he "never left the site of my hotel until leaving for Dulles Airport" that afternoon. He has also decried attempts to ascribe to him the motives of the people around him.