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VA woman, man who wore tricorn convicted of joining Jan. 6 mob - Vimarsana News

VA woman, man who wore tricorn convicted of joining Jan. 6 mob

Casey Tryon-Castro and Micaiah Joseph, both of Virginia, were convicted by a jury of assaulting, resisting or impeding police during the Capitol riot.

Source: wusa9.com
Off to a Busy Start in Jan 2024 - Vimarsana News

Off to a Busy Start in Jan 2024

The decade of the 2020’s has been nothing like the American people have ever experienced.  In fact, it has overwhelmed the sleepy church as the assault upon Christianity in American has reached a fever pitch.  2024 is going to be a season where more evil is going to be exposed.  That is what we have

MO gun dealer who feds say went to Capitol 'dressed for war' found guilty in Jan. 6 case - Vimarsana News

MO gun dealer who feds say went to Capitol 'dressed for war' found guilty in Jan. 6 case

After the Jan. 6 riot, the government said, Matthew Loganbill sent several text messages and made multiple Facebook posts about his participation.

Source: yahoo.com
Lawyer calls MO man 'grandpa, not a felon.' Prosecutors say he 'dressed for war' on Jan. 6 - Vimarsana News

Lawyer calls MO man 'grandpa, not a felon.' Prosecutors say he 'dressed for war' on Jan. 6

“We were trying every means possible to stop these idiots from stealing the presidency and destroying this nation,” Missouri Capitol riot defendant Matt Loganbill posted on Facebook on Jan. 7, 2021.

Source: yahoo.com
Missouri man dressed in Revolutionary War costume during Capitol riot gets jail time - Vimarsana News

Missouri man dressed in Revolutionary War costume during Capitol riot gets jail time

The government wanted Isaac Yoder to pay a fine of $16,646 — the same amount it said his sister raised for his Capitol riot defense on the crowdfunding platform GiveSendGo.

Source: yahoo.com