Nearly five years after the January 6 protests shook Washington, a bombshell revelation is sending shockwaves through the nation’s intelligence and law enforcement communities. New evidence suggests the person who planted pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democrat National Committee headquarters on January 5, 2021, may not have been an outside agitator at all—but a former U.S. Capitol Police officer who later took a security post at the CIA.
For years, the FBI claimed to be hunting the mysterious “J6 Pipe Bomber.” Surveillance footage showed a hooded suspect placing devices near the RNC and DNC offices the night before January 6. Despite the bureau’s vast resources and the most advanced surveillance capabilities in the world, the suspect was never caught.
Yet, as investigative journalist Steve Baker from The Blaze has revealed, the suspect may have been hiding in plain sight all along. According to Baker’s explosive report, Shauni Rae Kerkhoff, 31, of Alexandria, Virginia—then a U.S. Capitol Police officer—matches the physical and biometric profile of the suspect with an astonishing 94% to 98% confidence rating, based on gait analysis software that examined posture, stride, and walking patterns.
Kerkhoff, who served on the Capitol Police force for over four years, quietly transitioned to a new role at the Central Intelligence Agency in 2021, just months after the riot. The CIA has since confirmed that Kerkhoff worked in “campus security.”
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