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One fateful day, Molitor was invited by Fox and an FBI informant named Dan Chappel to go for a ride. “Nothing was said about the Governor or anything like that. Anyways, him and Dan Chappel, the original FBI informant there, another lying person right there, he came up to pick me up, him and Adam Fox. We get all the way up to Elk Rapids, which was an hour away from my house. Nothing was talked about. It was a truck with three men. We talked about women, alcohol, guns, like Americans do.”
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It wasn’t until they reached Elk Rapids and mentioned “Whitmer’s Cottage” that Molitor realized something was amiss. “Right there, dude, my heart sunk. I didn’t know if I was going to make out of that situation alive. I had no idea what was going on.”
Following this incident, Molitor was arrested during a family gathering, with law enforcement allegedly pointing guns at his children. He now faces charges of material support for terrorism due to a video he took during the ride and felony firearms for carrying his sidearm.
Molitor expressed his frustration over Governor Whitmer’s continued portrayal of the plot as a legitimate threat. “This is one of those things. She’s still out there pushing this as if it was a legitimate thing that there was a kidnap plot against her that she set up with the FBI.”
Molitor ended his interview with a strong call to action, urging citizens to contact their representatives and form civil groups in their communities. He emphasized the importance of understanding the system and being active in holding it accountable. “If they can do it to nobody like me, they will come after everybody else,” he warned.
Last year, The Gateway Pundit reported that Eric Molitor, along with twin brothers William and Michael Null, were acquitted by an Antrim County, Michigan, jury on charges of providing material support for a terrorist act and illegally possessing firearms. The three men faced up to 20 years in prison for their alleged crimes. Molitor was emotional in court as the verdict was read, shedding tears of relief.
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The FBI’s involvement in the plot has come under intense scrutiny. It was revealed that FBI informants played a significant role in pushing the violent plans to kidnap Whitmer. The FBI used at least 12 informants in the case, and several instances of misconduct by these informants have surfaced. One informant was instructed to lie, frame an innocent man, and delete text messages. A female FBI agent admitted to sharing a hotel room and even a bed with a target during a training weekend, justifying her actions by saying, “Sometimes informants have to play along.”
Eric Molitor’s revelations add a new layer of complexity to the already controversial FBI plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer. As more details emerge, the public’s trust in federal law enforcement agencies is likely to be further tested. The case, originally heralded as a major victory against domestic terrorism, now raises serious questions about entrapment and the lengths to which the FBI will go to create narratives.
Molitor’s story is a stark reminder of the potential for government overreach and the importance of vigilance in protecting individual freedoms.
