

Persecution Or Prosecution? Jan. 6 Prisoners Are Still Seeking True Justice
Dec 3, 2024
Cynthia Hughes, Founder of the Patriot Freedom Project and aunt to January 6 defendant Tim Hale, shares her insights on the plight of political prisoners. She highlights the emotional toll on families, the disparities in accountability, and the potential for clemency under future leadership. Cynthia discusses hopes for justice amidst the legal battles faced by defendants, advocating for a compassionate approach. The conversation reveals the urgent need for equitable treatment within the judicial system, emphasizing the importance of supporting the families affected.
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Tim Hale's Imprisonment
- Cynthia Hughes' nephew, Tim Hale, was a J6 prisoner.
- He spent 23 hours a day in solitary confinement on trumped-up charges.
Current J6 Incarceration Numbers
- Over 300 people are still imprisoned due to J6 related charges.
- Hughes prioritizes pardons for those currently in jail over those facing potential jail time.
J6 Protest and Violence
- Some J6 protesters broke the law, while others remained peaceful.
- The initial protest stemmed from concerns about election fairness.