The January 6th committee tasked with reviewing Capitol Hill security and related matters has come under scrutiny after allegations arose regarding the destruction of evidence and the withholding of important documents. Barry Loudermilk, a prominent figure involved in the investigation, shed light on the matter during a recent interview.
Loudermilk highlighted a series of concerning discoveries made during the examination of the committee's work. It was revealed that significant amounts of video depositions, data, and documents had been destroyed or hidden. The committee was supposed to archive all the information it had accumulated, including transcripts of interviews and hearings, in order to pass them on to Loudermilk's committee. However, when the documents were received, they consisted of over a million printed pages of depositions and subpoenas, but lacked proper organization or cataloging. This made it difficult for Loudermilk's team to ascertain the completeness of the material.
