In 2022, while waiting for trial related to the Capitol attack, Edward Kelley formed a group planning armed conflict against the U.S. government, targeting specific F.B.I. agents.
Kelley was found guilty of plotting to kill federal employees after being previously convicted for his role in the January 6th Capitol attack, revealing continuing legal repercussions.
Court documents revealed Kelley maintained a list of individuals to assassinate, which was shared with co-conspirators, leading to further investigations and arrests.
These twin convictions underscore the ongoing prosecutions of Capitol rioters despite former President Trump's declarations of potential pardons, reflecting the persistent legal fallout from January 6.
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