Michael Stenger in-charge of Capitol Security on Jan. 6 blamed 'professional agitators' dies before hearing today (impeachment, elect)
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And be clear...no confirmation he was going to testify today
Yeah, about that...
The former Senate sergeant-at-arms who oversaw security during last year’s Capitol insurrection has died — one day before Tuesday’s hearing to present new evidence.
So are you trying to say Stenger was going to be the witness at the hearing today? I don't think so. They already have his testimony and have already stated who was in the hearing. Your link reports no such thing but your post seems to be trying to lead your followers in that direction. Don't worry--they will follow--they are easy! :-)
Yeah, it's today's National Enquirer-style not-exactly-honest-but-it-sure-is-fun!! smut some people lather all over for.
People seem to need their ugly excitement. I picture site visitors pulling up to their computer right now with pop corn and a hot dog on a stick, hoping something deliciously horrible has just happened.
No one has officially announced that he had cancer. It was rumored in the media, but no one has yet been able to confirm whether or not it was true. So... cancer is possible. So is some other unknown cause. It's too soon to verify.
A last minute hearing was scheduled for today for new evidence on professional agitators, Michael Stenger in Charge of the Security on Jan. 6 who blamed professional agitators, mysteriously dies hours before he was called to provide "new evidence" to the Public
Stenger testified to members of the Senate in the month following the insurrection that a review of the Capitol Police was needed in the aftermath of the attack. Sund said in testimony at the same hearing that Stenger and Irvin rejected his requests for assistance from the National Guard two days before the insurrection.
The Hill has reached out to Capitol Police and the House sergeant at arms, who is currently serving as the chair of the police board, for comment.
News of Stenger’s death comes as the House committee investigating what led to the attack is holding a series of public hearings to share some of its findings. After planning a break in the public hearings until next month, the committee announced a last-minute hearing scheduled for Tuesday to “present recently obtained evidence.”
Just a coincidence I'm sure.
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