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Which January 6 case had the most hype?
This is a ranking of public attention, media coverage, political focus, and name recognition — not guilt, character, or historical importance. Each confirmed-email account gets one active vote. You may change it at any time.
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Federico Klein
Pardoned January 6 defendant · U.S. Marine veteran and former State Department appointee
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Donald Trump
45th & 47th President of the United States
January 6-related public figure profile; not labeled as a J6 defendant.
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Richard "Bigo" Barnett
Pardoned January 6 defendant · appellate judgment vacated and case dismissed after clemency
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Zachary Rehl
January 6 defendant · convictions vacated and case dismissed with prejudice
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Dominic Pezzola
January 6 defendant · convictions vacated and case dismissed with prejudice
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Thomas Webster
Pardoned January 6 defendant · U.S. Marine veteran and retired NYPD officer
Marine veteran and retired NYPD officer; jury verdict and ten-year sentence affirmed on appeal; fully pardoned January 20, 2025; 2026 coram nobis petition denied.
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Peter Stager
January 6 case-file subject
Profile should document and source the claim concerning efforts to help Rosanne Boyland.
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Adam Johnson
Pardoned January 6 defendant; 2026 Manatee County Commission candidate
Profile may include verified current campaign information and lawful campaign links.
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Edward J. Kelley
January 6 case-file subject; defendant in a separate Tennessee federal case
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Edward Jacob "Jake" Lang
January 6 defendant · indictment dismissed with prejudice before trial
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