Topic: Cell Pings

Former FBI agent Kyle Seraphin and investigator Steve Baker discuss alleged cover-ups in the January 6th pipe bomber case. They highlight discrepancies in the suspect's shoe size and the FBI's failure to act on 186 cell phone pings in the area, 51 of which belonged to law enforcement. The arrest of Brian Cole Jr. years later is questioned given the immediate availability of credit card and cell data.

Investigator Steve Baker reveals that a cell phone pinging within three meters of the January 6th pipe bomb locations was identified as belonging to a law enforcement individual on the "FirstNet" network. FirstNet is a post-9/11 secure communication system for first responders with high-accuracy 3D location capabilities. This information was reportedly shared in a meeting with Congressman Barry Loudermilk and journalist John Solomon, suggesting the bomber was a government employee.