Ingrid Washington

exhibit · Oct 6, 2022

Page from Document 169-1 attachments (Washington affidavit exhibits A/B/C). File is largely blank/empty page based on small file size, likely separator page between exhibits.

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Page 2 of 5 of Doc 169. Details Ms. Washington (DOC) administering Voluminous and Electronic Evidence Review program at CDF and CTF. Nichols hard drive transported to Central Virginia Regional Jail.

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Page 4 of 5 of Doc 169. Continues quoting Nichols motion. Notes Nichols asserts in reply brief (ECF 168) and affidavit (ECF 168-4) that he had TWO hard drives on Aug 29 2022. Government requests court deny emergency release.

grievance_form · Sep 15, 2022

Government represents no prosecution team possessed/reviewed thumb drive. Dismisses arguments about FBI/Whitmer/Mar-a-Lago. Argument II.C: jail conditions complaints irrelevant since Nichols is no longer at DC Jail.

other · Sep 11, 2022

Handwritten grievance tracking spreadsheet logging dates of complaints (8/8/22 through 9/11/22) and escalation deadlines at 15, 15, 20, 30 business days for issues like Protest Phones Tablets, Outdoor Rec, Cpl Carter Doors, LT Lancaster, denial of shower after being sprayed, locked in cell, etc.

motion · Aug 30, 2022

Continues complexity arguments referencing FBI entrapment concerns, Jill Sanborn Senate testimony, Mar-a-Lago raid, FBI whistleblower allegations. Argument I.D: conditions of confinement violate civil rights.

grievance_form · Aug 29, 2022

DC DOC IGP Complaint by Ryan Nichols 376795 C2B dated 8/29/22. Discovery taken by force without consent by Ms Washington from Legal, Cpl Feliciano, and another ERT member called Stretch at 12:50pm. Everyone else in C2B was allowed to keep discovery except him - discriminatory, retaliatory, violation of 6th Amendment. Filed habeas corpus, directly targeted. Cpl Felicianos body cam was on. Witnessed.

motion · Aug 12, 2022

Doc 138 p.15 of 21. Continues Yates analysis: Sarbanes-Oxley prompted by Enron/Arthur Andersen document destruction. Discusses Yates plurality use of interpretive canons (noscitur a sociis, ejusdem generis). Cites Miller (2022 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 45696) on "hide an elephant in a mousehole" / "zebra standing out in a flock of geese." Cites Gustafson v. Alloyd Co., Washington State Dept. of Social Services v. Keffeler.

letter · Jul 30, 2021

July 30 2021 follow-up letter from Files Harrison P.C. (FR Files Jr) to Ingrid Washington at the DC Correctional Treatment Facility, enclosing an additional flash drive of discovery material for inmate Ryan Taylor Nichols, Case 1:21CR-00117. Companion to j6s7-022 — second drive sent three days later, relevant to the two-drives factual dispute in Doc 169.

letter · Jul 27, 2021

July 27 2021 letter from Files Harrison P.C. (Tyler, TX) attorneys Brett Harrison and F.R. Files Jr to Ingrid Washington, Correctional Treatment Facility, 1901 D Street SE Washington DC 20002. Encloses flash drive of US Attorney discovery for inmate Ryan Taylor Nichols (co-defendant Alex Kirk Harkrider), Case 1:21CR-00117, ahead of Aug 4 status hearing. This is the original transmittal of the discovery drive at issue in Doc 169.

exhibit · Jan 6, 2021

Page 4 of timeline. January 6 morning: woke early, grabbed chest gear, took a crowbar (looked up DC code, legal); Alex took a tomahawk (legal 3 inch blade per DC code nomenclature); listened to speakers including Trump at Washington Monument side of Pennsylvania Ave; felt asked to fight based on president/legal team statements; marched to Capitol when president told us to; explosions on arrival; Ryan climbed Inauguration stage with Alex, sang National Anthem and God Bless America; spoke about certification; flash bangs/tear canisters thrown into crowd hitting old/young/women.

exhibit · Jan 5, 2021

Page 2 of timeline. References anti-human trafficking group with Cammie Bowker; THC vape brought as goodies (medicinal card from Vegas birthday trip); added to Stop The Steal J6 Zello group by 1% Watchdog with whom Ryan worked Hurricanes Florence & Dorian SAR; left Jan 4 for DC, stayed in Virginia and Ubered into DC due to gun laws; Jan 5 went to White House to check the rally area, RSVPd for the Ellipse, brought GoPro to record self and Alex.

letter

Page 3 of statement. Defines militia per Merriam-Webster, clarifies intent of guns was personal protection to/from Virginia, not into DC unless Insurrection Act signed. Cites Article 2 Section 2 of the Constitution on President as Commander in Chief.

letter

Page 2 of Ryan Nichols letter detailing DC Jail abuses at 1901 D St SE, Washington DC 20003 — including no visitations, no religious services, no attorney access, prisoners begging for help/water/medical aid through cold metal door windows.

motion

Drafted pro se legal argument titled Case Scope I.C.A.P. Caselaw: U.S. v. North 910 F.2d 843, 285 U.S. App. D.C. 343 (D.C. Cir. 1990). Issue: Testimony and statements made to Congress under immunity were publicly broadcasted and used to convict. Argues Jan 6 Select Committee hearings tainted any DC jury pool; Nielsen reported 20 million primetime viewers, and DC residents have been exposed.

motion

Page 4 of 8. Argues WTC attacks would be analogous only if Bush had declared war on Islam. Includes hypothetical re-write of Red Speech substituting Islam for MAGA. Cites Bushs Sept 17 2001 Islam is Peace speech at Islamic Center of Washington DC as opposite. Footnote 3 cites georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov.

letter

Page 3 of Leadership statement. Explains the bullhorn use - reacting to hearing women had been killed in hallway, spoke 1-2 minutes letting others know what was happening. Says he then left. Concludes his leadership role was zero - Alex Harkrider decided independently to go, and Trump told the crowd to go to Capitol.

letter

Page 2 of personal statement. Explains two reasons for bringing guns toward DC: (1) protection while crossing US by vehicle in legal manner with separated ammo, (2) President Trump posting about the Insurrection Act on social media, leading him to interpret call for militia as directed toward him as a former Armed Forces member.

exhibit

Page 1 of Ryan Nichols timeline of recollections leading to January 6. Lists Trump posting about being in DC on Jan 6 and the Insurrection Act on FB; followed Trump, Giuliani, Sidney Powell, General Flynn, Lin Wood, Mike Lindell; built gun box with father Don to stay weapons-compliant; brought 10 round mags (no high-capacity); Antifa/BLM violence concerns; borrowed body armor; considered driving to Kentucky for armor.

motion · Aug 12, 2022

Page 5 of 6 (Doc 135). Cites United States v. North 910 F.2d 843 and Judge Walds dissent re: Judge Gesell excusing all jurors who recalled Norths immunized testimony. Argues social media and viral clips of 2022 dwarfs Norths 1987 reach. Requests Eastern District of Texas as venue under Sixth Amendment.

letter2 pages

Page 2 of McGrew letter. Continues renal diet denial through transfer to DC CDF and CTF. Describes personal grooming violations: shared unsanitized nail/hair clippers passed through 1-30 inmates at Grady County; at CTF/CDF told no barber access until fully vaccinated.

exhibit2 pages

Handwritten essay by Ryan Nichols titled Why I Went To Washington D.C. explaining travel on Jan 4, 2021 to protest 2020 election, citing Trump, Giuliani, Flynn, Sidney Powell, Lin Wood, Mike Lindell, veteran sworn duty, Texas lawsuit with 17-18 states.

exhibit

Handwritten timeline page for Jan 5 detailing Ryan Nicholss arrival in Virginia, viewing the White House, encountering BLM/Antifa protests, his anti-Antifa speech, with GoPro video references and timestamps.

letter2 pages

Page 2 of letter from Ryan describing filthy pod conditions (spit, pubic hair, feces, mold), rotten food, and brutal shackled plane ride from Oklahoma to Pennsylvania where he fell injuring his shoulder. Marshalls on plane described as extremely rude.

letter

Page 2 of handwritten essay by Ryan Nichols cataloging DC Jail conditions: begging for help through cell door windows, no visitors, no religious services, listed at 1901 D St SE Washington DC 20003.

exhibit · Apr 21, 2022

Envelope addressed to fellow J6 co-defendant Kelly Meggs (Offender ID 376780) at DC CTF, postmarked Orlando FL on 21 Apr 2022. Return address Zachry Meggs (family), 14100 SW 101st Ln, Dunnellon FL 34432. Jail processing mark C2B-09. Apparently misfiled into Ryan Nichols’s mail collection, or kept by Ryan as memorabilia of co-detention.

letter · Apr 19, 2022

Letter from Wanda Patten, DC DOC Deputy Director of Operations, responding to grievance about resident Shane Jenkins #377-186, confirming his flash drive was returned to sender due to employee error (employee was unaware that all discoveries are sent to the litigation department).

exhibit · Apr 11, 2022

Envelope addressed to Kelly Meggs (Offender 376780) at DC CTF from Connie Meggs (his wife and J6 co-defendant), 14100 SW 101st Ln, Dunnellon FL 34432. Postmark Orlando FL 328, 11 APR 2022. Jail processing C2B-09.

exhibit · Feb 4, 2022

Envelope addressed to fellow J6 detainee Kelly Meggs (Offender 376780) at DC CTF. Return address Zachry Thomas Meggs, 14100 SW 101st Ln, Dunnellon FL 34432. Postmark Orlando FL 328, Feb 2022. Jail processing mark C2B-09. Apparently misfiled into Ryan Nichols’s mail collection.

letter · Jul 28, 2021

Letter dated July 28, 2021 from Federal Community Defender Office (E.D. Pa.) — signed by Katrina Young (Assistant Federal Defender) and Catherine Henry (Senior Litigator) — to fellow J6 detainee Jeffrey McKellop #376887 re Discovery and Protective Order, scheduling July 30, 2021 visit. Annotated in handwriting (likely Ryan) "WHAT FUCKING PAPERWORK?"

letter

Handwritten Peter Stager note requesting copies of documents to be sent to his legal team, Price Benowitz LLP, 409 7th Street NW, Suite 200, Washington DC 20004. Signed Peter F. Stager. Second paragraph: has additional documents from a write-up he was "falsely accused and convicted of" and appealed to the warden with no reply to date; tracked under IGP #20220328-492.

exhibit

Envelope addressed to fellow J6 detainee Kenneth Harrelson (Oath Keeper, Offender 377692) at DC CTF. Return address Angel Harrelson, 2885 Saint Marks Dr, Titusville FL 32780 (family). Photo of envelope only, no message visible. Apparently in Ryan Nichols’s mail collection (co-detainee correspondence shown to Ryan).

motion · Oct 28, 2022

Page 5 of 11 of Doc 177. Explains THREE drives at issue: red+blue thumb drives delivered Jul 2021 by Buck Files (prior attorney), black terabyte drive Oct 2021 by McBride. Red drive given to McBride during attorney visit; Officer Solwannii witness with body cam.

motion · Oct 28, 2022

Page 7 of 11 of Doc 177. Begins ARGUMENT section. Point One: Missing hard drive justifies release. Section 3142(i) provides release for defense preparation. Three questions Washington must explain. Sept 5 removal as pretext to steal blue drive.

motion · Oct 28, 2022

Page 3 of 11 of Doc 177. Responds to govt argument: drive held less than 90 min was enough to copy. Defends Nichols exemplary record - never charged with disciplinary violation in 2 years. Notes Sept 30 reply (ECF 168), Oct 6 govt supplement (ECF 169) with Washington affidavit.

motion · Oct 28, 2022

Page 4 of 11 of Doc 177. Argues Washington testimony provably false. Officer Feliciano took drive (with body cam off), not Washington with envelope. Drive returned by Officer Saunders without envelope. Washington carefully fails to admit/deny full chain of custody.

motion · Oct 28, 2022

Page 6 of 11 of Doc 177. Details: Aug 29 confiscation of black terabyte (blue thumb not noticed); Sept 5 someone took blue thumb drive. Rappahannock Jail (now holding Nichols) does not allow electronic discovery review outside attorney visits. Sgt. Foster told Nichols Oct 28 jail aware of Court order.

affidavit · Oct 5, 2022

Page 3 of 13 of Washington affidavit. Describes Aug 29 2022 incident where Washington attempted to retrieve discovery laptop and USB drive from Nichols. Nichols refused, became confrontational, other inmates yelled. Other COs retrieved USB drive, returned shortly after.

motion · Sep 28, 2022

Page 8 of 8. Signed by Joseph D. McBride (McBride Law Firm PLLC, NY) and Jonathan S. Gross (Clevenger Firm, Baltimore MD). Dated September 28 2022 Washington DC. Certificate of service via ECF.

letter · Sep 12, 2022

Sept 12, 2022 email exchange between Jonathan Gross and Eric S. Glover, General Counsel for DC Department of Corrections (cc: McBride, Andrew Mazzuchelli/DOC). Glover confirms Mr. Nichols, a federal defendant, was picked up by USMS today and is technically in USMS custody; DC DOC does not know where he is being housed.

letter · Sep 12, 2022

Tail of email thread between attorney Gross and US Marshal (A) Lamont J. Ruffin (DC). Ruffins Sep 12 2022 5:10 PM message confirms Nichols transferred to Rappahannock Regional Jail (RRJ, rrj.state.va.us); says transportation logistics not discussed until movement is completed, Court was made aware, Nichols remains at RRJ until further notice. Gross prior message demands info shared with the court to justify the sudden transfer. Includes Ruffins full signature block (333 Constitution Ave NW Room 1500, Washington DC 20001, 202-353-0607).

motion · Aug 30, 2022

Final page: Argument II proposing wife Bonnie Nichols as third-party custodian. Conclusion seeking immediate release. Signed by Joseph D. McBride of The McBride Law Firm PLLC.

motion

Defense attorney working draft / opening statement outline for Nichols motion (likely ECF 150 emergency release / 177/177-1/177-2 supplements). First-person attorney McBride enumerates timeline: FBI surrender Jan 18 2021 in Texas; FTC Oklahoma; DC Jail Mar 2021 - Sept 6 2022; Files & Harrison representation Jan-Aug 2021; thumb drive #1 (red) sent Jul 27 2021 (Ex A ECF 177-1); thumb drive #2 sent Jul 30 2021 (Ex B ECF 177-2); McBride retained Aug 2021; bought 1 TB hard drive with USAFX downloads delivered Oct 7 2021; mac-adapter issue, Ingrid Washington email same day stating drive inoperable.

motion

Page 2 of the McBride opening-statement outline. Establishes three Nichols hard drives (two Files & Harrison thumb drives — red + blue — and one black 1 TB McBride drive). Notes that Officer Swolwannii at DC Jail let Nichols keep red drive during a McBride visit and the event is verifiable via Swolwannii bodycam. Itemizes Ingrid Washingtons Aug 29 2022 confiscation of hard drives, Sept move six days later with blue thumb drive stolen, no discipline charge, Marshals demand for FOIA. Argues DOJs position relies entirely on the Ingrid Washington affidavit which is provably false (Washington at CTF vs Nichols at CDF; all J6ers kept drives 6+ months).

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Page 1 of 5 of Government supplement (ECF Doc 169) to its opposition to Nichols motion for release in 1:21-cr-117 (TFH). Discusses DOC confiscation and return of Nichols electronic-discovery hard drive at DC jail on Aug 29, 2022, citing affidavit of Ingrid Washington (DOC Litigation Support Unit).

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Page 4 of 5 of ECF Doc 169. Quotes Nichols motion claims about USB drive, notes Nichols reply (ECF 168) and affidavit (ECF 168-4) introduce a second blue drive for first time. Notes Ms. Washington stated first discovery drive delivered to DOC was not operable or not compatible with DOC discovery laptops; attorney notified Oct 7, 2021. Government concludes by requesting Court deny emergency-release motion.

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Page 2 of 5 of ECF Doc 169. Explains DOC Central Detention Facility (CDF) vs Central Treatment Facility (CTF) Voluminous Evidence Review program, Ingrid Washingtons Aug 29 2022 collection of Nichols laptop and USB drive, claim she did not review or copy USB contents, and US Marshals transfer of Nichols USB drive to Central Virginia Regional Jail (CVRJ).

exhibit · Mar 15, 2021

Page 6 of 13 of ECF Doc 169-1: DC Department of Corrections procedure dated March 15 2021 for voluminous or electronic evidence review during COVID-19 pandemic. Lists DOC Litigation Support Unit contacts Kimberlee Smith (nee Lewis) kimberlee.lewis@dc.gov and Ingrid Washington ingrid.washington@dc.gov.

photo · Nov 4, 2022

Page of excerpts/summary from House Judiciary GOP FBI Whistleblowers Report pages 8 through 11. Names WFO Assistant Special Agent in Charge Timothy Thibault and former FBI Assistant Director of the Counterterrorism Division Jill Sanborn as pressuring DVE reclassifications; cites Whitmer kidnapping case with 12+ confidential human sources and undercover agents; notes Sanborns agreed transcribed interview Dec 2 2022.

grievance_form · Oct 19, 2022

Page 2 of 3 of Doc 172. Government does not oppose transfer if other facility can accommodate. DOC confirms only 2 drives. No personal belongings remaining. Requests DOC General Counsel attend Oct 24 hearing virtually. Signature block.

exhibit · Oct 6, 2022

Page 8 of 13 of Doc 169-1. Final page of DOC procedure letter (Exhibit A). Note about contact visits causing 14-day medical enhanced monitoring.

grievance_form · Oct 6, 2022

Government supplement to opposition to motion for release (Doc 169), page 1 of 5. Addresses status of electronic discovery and DOC confiscation of USB hard drive from Nichols on August 29, 2022.

exhibit · Oct 6, 2022

Page 11 of 13 of Doc 169-1. Small file size suggests blank page or short content - likely start of Exhibit C (Aug 30 2022 DOC letter clarifying Voluminous/Electronic Discovery procedure).

exhibit · Oct 6, 2022

Page from Document 169-1 attachments. Small file size suggests mostly blank page or simple exhibit (likely Exhibit B - Oct 7 2021 email or beginning of Exhibit C).

exhibit · Oct 6, 2022

Page 7 of 13 of Doc 169-1 (Washington affidavit attachments). Continuation of DOC procedure letter (Exhibit A) describing inmate evidence review rules, two-week review periods, waitlists, refusal process.

affidavit · Oct 5, 2022

Final page of Washington affidavit text. Paragraphs 7-9 conclude. Aug 30 2022 DOC issued letter clarifying Voluminous/Electronic Discovery procedure. Washington did NOT confiscate USB. Signature of Ingrid Washington, executed Oct 5, 2022.

affidavit · Oct 5, 2022

First substantive page of Affidavit of Ingrid Washington (Doc 169-1), Legal Instruments Examiner in DOC Litigation Support Unit. Describes her role administering Voluminous/Electronic Evidence Review program.

motion · Aug 30, 2022

Background section explaining 20-month detention since January 18, 2021, habeas petition, and DC Jail confiscation of USB drive containing attorney-client privileged discovery materials on Aug 29, 2022.

exhibit · Aug 30, 2022

Page 12 of 13 of Doc 169-1. Exhibit C - the Aug 30 2022 DOC updated procedure letter referenced in Washington affidavit para 8. Updates the March 15 2021 procedure for voluminous/electronic discovery review.

letter · Jun 9, 2022

Letter on Government of the District of Columbia DOC Office of the Deputy Director of Operations letterhead dated June 9, 2022 from Wanda Patten, Deputy Director, to the Inmate Grievance Procedure Coordinator. Regarding Grievance #20220527-612, states after investigation that resident Ryan Nichols 376-795 received mental health treatment during restrictive housing: placed on Restrictive Housing 4/20/2022; evaluated by mental health on 4-27-22, 5-6-22, 5-7-22, 5-8-22, and 5-9-22; follow-up on 5-17-22; upcoming appointment 6-13-22. Cc: BCC. (This is the response Ryan refuted in scan 008.)

exhibit · Oct 7, 2021

Page 10 of 13 of Doc 169-1. Exhibit B - email from Ingrid Washington (DOC) to Joseph McBride (Nichols attorney) on Oct 7 2021 re: bringing new discovery to CTF and picking up non-operable drive.

photo · Nov 4, 2022

Page 3 of 1050 of the same House Judiciary GOP staff report. Continues the executive summary: FBI foreign surveillance abuses against Trump 2016 campaign, alleged FBI purge of conservative employees, whistleblower account that child sexual abuse material investigations were deprioritized in favor of Washington political cases, comparisons to J. Edgar Hoovers surveillance of MLK and discussion of post-9/11 Mueller centralization.

photo · Nov 4, 2022

Page 4 of 1050 of the same House Judiciary GOP staff report. Concludes the executive summary: criticizes Director Wray as having failed to fix culture inherited from Comey, frames potential abuse of FBI power, and frames the report as the first step in identifying problems for congressional oversight.

photo · Nov 4, 2022

Page 2 of 1050: Executive Summary of the same House Judiciary GOP staff report. Names FBI Director Christopher Wray and AG Merrick Garland, accuses FBI leadership of inflating domestic violent extremism statistics by miscategorizing Jan 6 related cases as organic, and of abusing counterterrorism authorities against parents at school boards.

photo

Page 6 of 1050: Table of Contents from a House Judiciary Committee (likely Weaponization of the Federal Government / GOP) report cataloguing alleged FBI and DOJ abuses — DVE statistics inflation, Washington Field Office case-filing manipulation, alleged manufactured Whitmer kidnapping case, Hunter Biden allegations, school board Garland memorandum, Mar-a-Lago raid, FBI tracking Republican Congressman, pipe bomb investigation deprioritization, Big Tech censorship.