At American Greatness, Julie Kelly reported on new video evidence in the death of Jan. 6 protestor Rosanne Boyland and came to the conclusion that Boyland was beaten to death by Capitol Police just outside “a tunnel on the lower west side of the Capitol building.”
Kelly interviewed Ryan Nichols, a former Marine who was arrested in January and charged with, among other things, “disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building with a deadly or dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of a dangerous weapon on Capitol grounds or buildings.”
Nichols has been held without bond in a Washington, D.C. prison since being transferred from Texas in late January.
Joseph McBride, Nichols’s attorney, told Kelly that he had “viewed three hours of surveillance video captured by Capitol security camera” and discovered that “for reasons that no fair minded or decent human being will ever understand” a Capitol Police officer “begins to pulverize” a woman “about 10 minutes before the lifeless body of Rosanne Boyland was seen lying on the ground, just outside the tunnel.”
Poster Comment:
Rosanne Boyland was Black.