Painful Words Of J6 Mother Demanding Justice After Son’s 6yrs Sentence For Capitol Riots
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Mary Sturgeon, the mother of Isaac Sturgeon, is intensifying her fight for justice after her son was sentenced to six years in federal prison.
As reported by The American Gulag on Sunday, August 25, 2024, Isaac Sturgeon, a political prisoner from the January 6 Capitol riot, was convicted by a controversial DC judge under contentious circumstances.
According to Mary Sturgeon, Isaac’s sentencing has been marred by severe judicial misconduct. The case has gained national attention following her accusations of corruption and bias in the legal process.
Mary Sturgeon asserts that Isaac, who was arrested while on a hunting trip in Kenya, was unjustly sentenced by Judge Royce Lamberth.
She describes the judge’s behavior during the trial—reportedly taking naps—as evidence of a predetermined outcome.
Isaac’s “crime,” as Mary explains, was simply standing outside the Capitol and being pushed down the steps.
Despite not entering the building, not causing harm, and lacking any criminal record or riot gear, Isaac was convicted. Mary argues that the evidence against him was manipulated, and the trial was a sham.
Mary Sturgeon’s account paints Isaac as a calm and steady individual whose only “offense” was his conservative beliefs.
She laments the severe impact of his incarceration, which will separate him from his young daughter, whom he supports financially and has never met in person due to passport seizure.
The case has sparked outrage among supporters, who view Isaac’s sentencing as part of a broader pattern of political persecution.
Mary Sturgeon is actively seeking donations to support her son’s legal and financial needs, emphasizing the struggle to cover prison commissary expenses, bills, and travel costs for visits.
Mary has also called for prayers and support from the community, framing the situation as a fight for justice not just for her son but for all January 6 defendants and citizens facing political persecution.
She invokes Isaiah 41:13, finding solace in her faith during this challenging period.
The case highlights ongoing controversies surrounding the January 6 trials and raises questions about judicial fairness and political motivations.
As the Sturgeon family grapples with the consequences of Isaac’s sentencing, they continue to advocate for justice and transparency in the legal system.
