David DePape, 42, broke into the California home of U.S. House of Representatives spokesperson Nancy Pelosi last week and beat Pelosi’s 82-year-old husband with a hammer to a pool of blood and passed out. for three minutes. DePape, who is actually Canadian, wanted to kidnap Pelosi for political reasons, criticizing her as a “lying Democratic leader”. His original plan was to ask Pelosi to “tell the truth”. she kneecaps her, force her into Congress in a wheelchair and let other lawmakers know what happened.
The Associated Press and The New York Times (New York Times) reported that on October 31, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced that DePape had been charged with attempted murder, burglary and elder abuse) and other charges. at the state level, but DePape pleaded not guilty in his first court appearance yesterday (1) and the San Francisco Superior Court ordered him to be tried without bail.
According to prosecutors and an eight-page federal complaint, DePape was politically motivated to travel to Pelosi’s mansion in the upscale Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California. DePape broke into Pelosi’s home with his body at around 2am on October 28th. After entering his house, he went straight to the upstairs bedroom and woke Pelosi, who was sleeping in his pajamas, her husband Paul (Paul Pelosi).
As soon as DePape entered the room, he asked, “Are you Paul Pelosi? Where is Nancy? Where is Nancy?” He asked to speak to Pelosi.
Paul replied that Pelosi was not at home and would not be back in a few days. DePape said he was willing to wait. Paul, who was sitting on the bed at the time, heard him and asked “why?” DePape said: “Because she is number two. She is the presidential heir online.”
Later, DePape pulled the tie out of his pocket and was about to tie up Paul.DePape later confessed that he was tired at the time and that he could go to sleep after tying Paul up. After struggling, Paul tried to approach the elevator of the house to make a phone call, but was immediately blocked by Paul, so Paul pretended to go to the bathroom so he was able to walk into the bathroom and use his cell phone for Call the police.
Paul called the police around 2:23 am. The police arrived at the scene 8 minutes later and saw the two fighting for the hammer. At that moment, the police asked what happened. Pape snatched the hammer from Paul’s hand and slammed it Paul in the head Paul immediately collapsed to the ground and lost consciousness for 3 minutes, with a pool of blood on the floor.
After the police immediately detained De Pape, and found another hammer, duct tape, rope, two pairs of gloves and a diary in his bag.
DePape said in a subsequent investigation that she hoped to speak to Pelosi, whom she considered a “lying Democratic leader” who would let her go if she told him the “truth”, if she continued to “lie”, he would break the state. patella, “because by breaking Nancy’s kneecap, she would have to go to Congress in a wheelchair and let other members of Congress know that actions have consequences.”
Additionally, DePape also plans to use Pelosi to “attract” another person and even other targets, including California, federal politicians, and so on.
De Pape was also asked why Paul stayed there after calling the police and didn’t run away? DePape claimed he didn’t really want to hurt Paul, saying he was on a “suicide mission” and that he had been photographed by surveillance cameras: “Even if I lose my life, I wouldn’t be standing here doing nothing.”
According to anonymous US officials, DePape is actually Canadian and entered the United States legally in 2000, but continued to remain in the United States after the visa expired. His family described him as a stranger and the locals of San Francisco described him as a pro-nudist. he supports and embraces a number of conspiracy theories. The petition claims that DePape has been living in the garage of a California home for the past two years.
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