r/CapitolConsequences • u/saabister • Nov 20 '23

Idiot convicted after withdrawing guilty plea CONVICTION

" ... authorities said Oliveras committed multiple officer assaults, entered the Capitol three times – once after being forced out by police - and yelled that he wanted to execute traitors and forcibly removed members of Congress."

https://www.nj.com/camden/2023/11/nj-man-who-pulled-back-jan-6-guilty-plea-convicted-at-trial-of-7-crimes.html

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u/MisanthropyIsAVirtue False flag actor Nov 20 '23

Kind of hard to go back on saying “I wouldn’t change a thing, I’d do it again” to the FBI. Judge shouldn’t buy anything.

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u/SpicelessKimChi Nov 20 '23

Shouldn't. But will.

Have yall NOT been following these cases at all? They all said awful things after the insurrection but in court say they're sorry and were just fooled by trump because he's so smart and savvy and they're just dumb and easily manipulated and the judges have been buying it the entire time. Just look at some of these sentences.

As soon as they're out or not in front of the court they just go back to what they were saying before and the judges are like "oh well, nothing I can do about it."

How many years do you think this guy will get, then?

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u/MisanthropyIsAVirtue False flag actor Nov 20 '23

Sorry, I have an optimism disease. As long as this isn’t Price is Right rules, I’ll say 10 years. He sounds entirely unrepentant and the fact that he withdrew his plea deal speaks further to that. Any crocodile tears this late in the game will be incredibly transparent.

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u/SpicelessKimChi Nov 20 '23

I would agree with you but from everything I've seen thus far these sentences have been insanely light -- less than half the sentencing recommendations.