The FBI Has Now Ruled Her Out as a Suspect

Breaking CBS News report debunking Blaze Bomber report and disclosing new details about its origins:

"A federal security officer linked to a thwarted Jan. 6 pipe bomb attack cleared her name by providing an alibi: video of her playing with her puppies at the time the devices…

— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) November 25, 2025

… were placed, sources told CBS News. The FBI has now ruled her out as a suspect in the 2021 plot, according to three sources — but only after her name circulated on social platforms and a conservative news site.

How an innocent woman's name came to be publicly linked to the unexploded pipe bombs is a question that has raised concerns among some senior officials in the Trump administration.

CBS News is not naming the security officer or her workplace. The federal agency she protects declined to comment."

More details---yes this is a huge scandal just not the one Steve Baker, Kyle Seraphin, Glenn Beck, and Tom Massie promised.

"Multiple sources said that a unit overseen by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard drafted a memo identifying the woman and describing…

— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) November 25, 2025

… allegations that she had placed the explosive devices outside Democratic and Republican party offices.

ODNI officials said the agency received a tip from a person affiliated with a media organization about potential criminal wrongdoing by an individual believed to be working at an intelligence agency and set about documenting it in a memo.

A short time after the unfinished memo began to circulate, the conservative news outlet, Blaze News, published details similar to those in the draft, including the woman's full name.

CBS News was not shown the memo, but sources said McNamara had accessed confidential files to obtain details about the woman for the draft memo, including her place of work and Social Security number.

The federal security officer cooperated with the FBI, sources close to the matter said. Her lawyer said publicly she had done nothing wrong. Both the woman and her lawyer declined to comment.

She returned to work after being placed on a brief leave, one of the sources said."