Pizzagate Gunman Who Stormed Comet Ping Pong in 2016 Killed by NC Police
The conspiracy theorist who entered Comet Ping Pong restaurant in Washington D.C. with two guns in late 2016 as part of the ...
What was the ‘Pizzagate’ conspiracy theory that Edgar Welch believed in as gunman is killed by police?
Edgar Maddison Welch stormed Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington D.C. with an AR-15 assault rifle and a revolver after ...
What was the ‘Pizzagate’ conspiracy theory that Edgar Welch believed in as gunman killed by police?
Edgar Maddison Welch stormed Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington D.C. with an AR-15 assault rifle and a revolver after ...
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‘Pizzagate’ Conspiracy Theory Gunman Dies After He Pulled a Gun And Was Shot By Police During a Traffic Stop
The man, Edgar Maddison Welch, went to a D.C. restaurant in 2016 armed with a handgun and rifle to put an end to an alleged ...
Man at the center of Washington DC 'Pizzagate' killed during North Carolina traffic stop
Edgar Maddison Welch, 36, was shot just after 10 p.m. on Jan. 4, after pulling out a gun during a traffic stop, Kannapolis ...
'Pizzagate' gunman dies refusing to disarm: Police
Edgar Maddison Welch was armed when he tried to take action against "Pizzagate," a conspiracy theory that spread during the ...
'Pizzagate' gunman shot dead by police during North Carolina traffic stop
Authorities say the man who traveled armed to a pizzeria in the nation's capital nearly a decade ago because of a fake online ...
Who Was Edgar Maddison Welch? 'Pizzagate' Gunman Shot Dead By Police In North Carolina
Edgar Maddison Welch, the man who made headlines earlier in January as the 'pizzagate' gunman, was fatally shot by police at ...
‘Pizzagate’ attacker dies on Jan. 6 after pointing handgun at police during traffic stop
The man who showed up armed to a Washington, D.C., pizzeria after falling for a debunked conspiracy involving allegations of ...
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Conspiracy theorist who attacked pizzeria 'with loaded weapons' shot dead during traffic stop
When the Pizzagate conspiracy theory was being promoted online in 2016, one of the far-right extremists who believed it was Edgar Maddison Welch. Now, nine years after 2016 presidential race, Welch ...