Peter Schwartz

Isaac Thomas is a 20-year-old  Jan 6th defendant from Flint, MI.  At the age of 18, he traveled to DC to attend his first ever political rally and exercise his 1st amendment right to protest. Isaac was emancipated from the foster care system at 16 years old after enduring years

William Watson is a 25-year-old January 6th defendant from Montgomery, Alabama. While attending the rally at the DC capitol Will committed ZERO acts of violence. He now sits in an Alabama prison until 2025. Will has always been employed and is a self sufficient hard worker.  He worked as a chef

Peter Schwartz was raised in rural America by a working father and a stay at home mother. After high school, Peter became a traveling welder, a Husband, and served in the Army Reserves. Peter was enraged after watching his family being shot with misused weaponry by capitol police. Weapons that when misused, can indeed, become lethal.

Less than a month after January 6th, Peter was subjected to a violent FBI raid of his home. He and his wife were accosted by an armored car mounted with rifles, and over 30 FBI personnel. Peter was convicted in a radicalized court system, to 14 YEARS in prison. Pete has shared his cell with murderers doing less time than himself. He has been moved to a very dangerous facility where he spends a majority of his time on lockdown due to the inmate stabbings and violence. He is 1000 miles away from his home, rendering his family unable to visit him.

Almost 1000 days ago, Philip Anderson found himself thrust into the heart of the chaos that unfolded on the day of January 6th, 2021. In a deeply distressing turn of events, he became a firsthand witness to the tragic death of Rosanne Boyland, her life slipping away in the dark depths of the West Terrace tunnel, a place of horrendous nightmare where Americans fell victim to the events of that day. Philip’s experience of holding Rosanne’s hand as she passed away is an indelible scar on his soul, a haunting reminder of the unimaginable toll that day took on all involved.

In an initial assurance, the FBI promised him that he would not face charges. However, two and a half years later, a warrant for his arrest was issued and Philip now finds himself facing decades in prison.