Is Stephen Ayres Jewish? Religion And Family Background On Jan 6 Rioter
Today, Stephen Michael Ayres of Warren, Ohio, who attends The Episcopal Church and appears Jewish based on his Linkedin profile, will give testimony to the House committee looking into the events of January 6, 2021.
According to Law & Crime, Ayres pleaded guilty last month to participating in disorderly and disruptive behavior on restricted property on January 6, 2021.
He admitted that he had flown from his native Ohio to Washington, D.C., to attend the alleged Stop The Steal event.
His involvement in the subsequent rioting may result in six-month imprisonment, according to Ohio’s locally owned news station WFMJ.
Learn about Stephen Ayres’s Religion – Is He Jewish?
Stephen Ayres, who retired from The Episcopal Church and is from Champion Township in Trumbull County, Ohio, appears Jewish.
In Trumbull County, there are 24 townships, including Champion. It has about 10,000 residents as of the year 2000.
Putting a Jan. 6 defendant before a live national audience is somewhat of a risky maneuver, but Stephen Ayres isn’t necessarily that much of a wild card. He’s in that sweet spot between pleading guilty and being sentenced, so he’s incentivized to stay in his lane. pic.twitter.com/Mrfot2stt7
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) July 12, 2022
In 2022, Stephen Ayres will be 39 years old. Following a plea bargain his attorney made with the prosecution in May, he entered a guilty plea on June 8, 2022, according to the Tribune Chronicle.
According to ABC, Stephen Ayres’ hearing is likely to focus on the emergence of violent extremism in the United States, which first reported on his involvement in the January 6 probe. Ayres’ Facebook account was also reviewed by officials, who noted several of his posts, including one that alluded to Trump’s call-to-action tweet from December 19.
January 6 Hearing And Stephen Ayres Action Against Donald Trump
Stephen Ayres unlawfully entered the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021, according to an affidavit reported by WFMJ. Later that day, he uploaded videos of himself in a hotel room and inside the Capitol building to Facebook.
On September 13, he will be sentenced by the District of Columbia’s U.S. District Court.
I’ve seen a lot of twisted things related to Jan 6 prosecution but I can’t wrap my head around this one:
Tomorrow, Stephen Ayres will publicly “testify” before J6 committee.
Ayres was charged with nonviolent charges in same indictment as Matthew Perna:https://t.co/31OLe6MBXy
— Julie Kelly ?? (@julie_kelly2) July 12, 2022
According to reports, Ayres acknowledged in a statement that he had written a social media post in which he claimed that the mainstream media, social media, Democrat party, FISA courts, Chief Justice John Roberts, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, etc., have all committed TREASON against a sitting U.S. president! We, The People have finally placed everyone on notice!
On January 2, 2021, he additionally stated on social media that the president was calling on us to come back for a major protest.
Family Of Stephen Ayres Provided Evidence Against Him
According to an affidavit, which included security video and screenshots of Facebook posts submitted by a witness who was a member of Stephen Ayres’ family, among other things, he had entered the Capitol on the day of the violence and had made known his intentions to get there before January 6.
Ayres shared a tweet from former President Trump, shown in screenshots the family member took from the defendant’s Facebook page. According to the court document, the Trump tweet sent on December 27, 2020, urged his followers to visit Washington, D.C., on January 6.
Where are you going to be on January 6? leisurely at home? Do you hope that our nation won’t go to hell in a handbasket? Or are you prepared to begin the battle for the American Dream? Again!?!?” Trump’s tweet was addressed by Ayres, the document stated.
In a different post on Facebook in late December 2020, Ayres stated that he and a few other folks are coming to D.C. for the Trump rally on the 6th!! So perhaps we are going to hear about all the D.S. being tried for treason!
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