Disputed Oath Keepers Trial Testimony Warrants Reversal of Convictions, Attorney Says

Alleged false testimony by Capitol Police ‘raises profound concerns about the integrity of the entire trial,’ defense attorney Brad Geyer said.

Oath Keepers members Kenneth Harrelson (left) and Graydon Young (right) in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington D.C. on Jan. 6, 2021. Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images

An allegation that a key U.S. Capitol Police witness in the first Oath Keepers Jan. 6 trial gave false testimony on the stand warrants an immediate review of the case “compelling a reversal of the convictions,” a defense attorney told The Epoch Times.

Attorney Brad Geyer, who represented Oath Keepers member Kenneth Harrelson in the more than two-month seditious-conspiracy trial in the fall of 2022, said the revelation published on Oct. 4 “raises profound concerns about the integrity of the entire trial proceedings.”