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Law & Crime reports:
In the twilight of his administration, Donald Trump pardoned Bannon for charges that he conspired to commit wire fraud and money laundering in connection with a crowdfunded effort to construct a barrier on the U.S.-Mexico border, but the former president left Bannon’s accused co-conspirators twisting in the wind on similar accusations.
Now, two of the three remaining defendants — We Build the Wall’s president Brian Kolfage and Timothy Shea — have signaled plans to “enter pleas of guilty to the certain charges” against them without a trial. We Build the Wall promised that every penny raised would go to construction, but prosecutors said Bannon pocketed $1 million.
Kolfage took $350,000 plus went on a spending spree to buy a Jupiter Marine yacht called the Warfighter, a Range Rover SUV, a golf cart, jewelry, and cosmetic surgery, according to the indictment.
Read the full article. Kolfage [photo above] recently appeared on JMG for his role in the QAnon harassment of a Texas butterfly sanctuary.
Steve Bannon’s Former Accused Co-Conspirators Will Plead Guilty in ‘We Build the Wall’ Case, Prosecutors Revealhttps://t.co/lYqpaf50ZU
— Law & Crime (@lawcrimenews) March 26, 2022
The National Butterfly Center had to shut down as QAnon believers wrongly claimed it was a front for Satanic child trafficking.
Brian Kolfage, who was indicted for his role in the WeBuildTheWall, is part of the harassment, calling them “butterfly freaks.”https://t.co/DwTpfMsC9r
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) January 27, 2022
Brian Kolfage stole money from you MAGAs with Steve Bannon and joked about it prior to getting caught. (Parler) pic.twitter.com/1Bzsf5ws0z
— PatriotTakes ?? (@patriottakes) May 31, 2021
It’s Brian Kolfage, a repeat grifter — but you already know that if you listened to your friendly neighborhood debunkers back in 2016 https://t.co/SR0Ocnm7H4
— Brooke Binkowski (@brooklynmarie) August 24, 2021
How exactly did a space dedicated to the study and preservation of the lepidoptera land in the crosshairs of far-right extremists?
You have Brian Kolfage to blame for that.https://t.co/jFv3RDC9IP
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) February 7, 2022