The crux of the January 6 pipe bomb hoax is one of timing. The official story would have us believe that both pipe bombs were planted the evening before, on January 5th, and that after being planted between 7:30 and 8:50 the evening of January 5th, both pipe bombs lay undiscovered in their respective locations for nearly 17 hours, only for each to be discovered independently within a 25-minute timeframe that perfectly coincided with the unfolding Ray-Epps orchestrated breach on the Capitol at 12:53 p.m. on January 6th. The timing was so perfectly synchronized in this respect that many officials, including former Capitol Police chief Steve Sund, hypothesized that the pipe bombs’ primary purpose was not to detonate but rather to divert critical resources away from the Capitol at the critical moment of the (Ray Epps-orchestrated) breach. The remarkable timing, of course, certainly suggests this, and it would make sense if the people who discovered the pipe bombs were in on the plot.

But the problem is that the people who discovered the pipe bombs were not Trump supporters. Karlin Younger, who currently works for a government contractor that tracks harmful “disinformation narratives” online, was the allegedly random pedestrian who found the first bomb near the RNC building. The DNC bomb, conveniently found barely 25 minutes later, was stumbled upon by a plain-clothed (undercover) Capitol Police officer. So back to the timing: was the pipe bomber just the luckiest guy in the world that the pipe bombs he or she planted the evening before were conveniently undiscovered for nearly 17 hours, and each just happened to be discovered within that very narrow window that could affect the bomber’s alleged diversionary plan? This seems infinitesimally unlikely. But this forces us to ask some dark and disturbing questions about the people who found the bombs and the circumstances under which they were found.

One of these questions, particularly in relation to the DNC pipe bomb, is how it was possible that it hadn’t been discovered earlier. The photo below confirms just how utterly conspicuous it was—it is hard to believe that it would have been missed for nearly 17 hours by motorists, pedestrians, security, and the Secret Service itself. In the sweep, it is on record AND on video as having been conducted.

Not only were there two canine units sweeping the area, but the area was crawling with law enforcement, including a Secret Service agent who stood near the garage entrance for 5 hours.

Perhaps the reason the pipe bombs hadn’t been found earlier is that they were not in fact planted when the FBI says they were, but were in fact planted very shortly before being magically and conveniently “discovered” right as the attack on the Capitol was unfolding.

In order to not leave anything to chance, the pipe bomb plotters would be far better off planting the bombs much closer to the time that they would be “discovered.” The mysterious man in the video above gets out of the car at 12:51 p.m. At this point, the first pipe bomb was already “discovered” by Karlin Younger, and this is right around the time that someone would want to plant the second DNC bomb to be conveniently discovered by an undercover Capitol Police officer at 1:05 p.m.

If it is critical to have the pipe bombs “discovered” just as the Capitol attack was unfolding, why risk having a bomb out in the open to be discovered prematurely? As we’ve stated before, if pipe bombs were discovered the morning of January 6, this likely would have resulted in heightened security at the Capitol.