WND By Alicia Powe April 21, 2025
'Explosive court filings containing internal FBI communications expose what appears to be a calculated, malicious campaign by activist agents within the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center to destroy Zach Rehl's life'WASHINGTON — They came before dawn.
Not with facts. Not with a warrant for justice. But with battering rams, AR-15s, flash grenades and the chilling certainty of a government gone rogue.
Zachary Rehl, a Marine Corps veteran and former leader of the Philadelphia Proud Boys chapter, was yanked from his home at gunpoint by an army of FBI agents as if he were a terrorist.
His wife, six months pregnant, watched helplessly as federal agents dragged away the man she loved.
His crime? Supporting President Donald Trump and walking peacefully through the U.S. Capitol building for 20 minutes on Jan. 6, 2021, a misdemeanor by every legal standard, but under a weaponized, Biden-era DOJ, that stroll became a "seditious conspiracy."
Rehl carried no weapon. He committed no violence. Yet, he was branded an enemy of the state, stripped of his honor, his military benefits were revoked and he practically starved to death while locked in solitary confinement for nearly three years and denied bail.
His daughter was born while he rotted in a concrete box.
And now, finally free, thanks to a commutation from President Donald Trump, Rehl is exposing the truth in a battle to clear his name that could span years: The FBI didn't just bend the law, he says. They broke it, over and over again.
And laughed while doing it.
The evidence suggests it wasn't Rehl plotting a conspiracy – it was the FBI.
Explosive court filings containing internal FBI communications expose what appears to be a calculated, malicious campaign by activist agents within the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center to destroy Zach Rehl's life, secure convictions at any cost and shatter his family in the process.
The documents comprise text messages between FBI agents that were accidentally disclosed to defense attorneys by federal prosecutors during the discovery phase of the 2023 seditious conspiracy trial of Rehl and co-defendants Ethan Nordean, Dominic Pezzola, Joe Biggs and Enrique Tarrio.
According to logs among the agents exhibited in two publicly accessible motions filed by the defense on behalf of Proud Boy leader Ethan Nordean – HERE and HERE – FBI agents are seen discussing spying on Rehl's attorney-client meetings and crafting strategies to secure his conviction.
And bragging about it.
During the 2023 trial, journalist Julie Kelly reported on the accidental "'spill' of FBI secrets" as well as how Judge Timothy Kelly sided with the prosecution in whitewashing the incriminating text messages.
Indeed, she reported, "[Judge] Kelly, outside the eyes and ears of the jury, held a hearing with both sides on March 9 to determine how to proceed after the defense team uncovered messages indicating FBI agents doctored internal reports, destroyed evidence and tipped off prosecutors about defense strategy on the government's highest-profile January 6 case."
Much Much More:
https://www.wnd.com/2025/04/they-laughed-while-they-destroyed-us-agonizing-ordeal-of-one-j6er-at-the-hands-of-a-weaponized-fbi/
