QAnon cultist who said ‘God’ put her inside the US Capitol has been arrested by the FBI

Update:

Unsealed court documents paint a more detailed picture of the allegations levied against a Boise woman who participated in the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Yvonne St Cyr, 53, was arrested without incident Wednesday by local and federal law enforcement, according to the FBI. News of her arrest came out Thursday afternoon, and court documents in her case were unsealed shortly after. St Cyr is the third Idaho resident to be arrested in connection to the Capitol riot.

Friday afternoon she appeared via video for an initial court appearance before Magistrate Judge Ronald Bush. She waived a preliminary hearing and was appointed a federal public defender.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Heather Patricco said prosecutors would not seek to detain St Cyr while her case is pending, meaning she will be out of custody once an order is drafted and signed by the court. She could be released as early as Friday afternoon from the Ada County Jail, where she has been held since her Wednesday arrest.

St Cyr, who faces a pair of misdemeanor charges, was instructed not to leave the state of Idaho without notifying the federal court’s pretrial services. She must not enter the District of Columbia, unless the travel is for a court hearing and is approved ahead of time.

An affidavit for her arrest was made public Thursday in Idaho’s federal court, and it outlines the allegations made against the Boise woman.

An FBI special agent wrote that St Cyr livestreamed herself on Facebook while inside the U.S. Capitol, and she was seen hanging out of a window on the west side of the Capitol. The FBI received “multiple tips” of her activity and her Facebook posts from inside the building, and two screenshots of her Facebook posts are included in the affidavit.

In fact, both posts mentioned in the affidavit are still able to be viewed on Facebook as of Friday afternoon.

One Facebook Live video posted on St Cyr’s page shows a mob of people on the Capitol steps, as others inside the building are calling for “glasses and gas masks.” Shortly after, the camera flips to show St Cyr inside as she discusses her political beliefs.

Another Facebook post from Jan. 6 contained the caption “Patriots are in our house” and featured a selfie of St Cyr, and another shot showed several people inside a Capitol room with an overturned table. In the affidavit, U.S. Capitol Police said the room depicted in her post appeared to be an area known as the “Senator’s Hideaway Office.”

FBI agents also noted a subsequent Facebook livestream on Jan. 7 where St Cyr and her husband, Troy, described their experiences the previous day. The livestream was one of two videos posted by the couple on Jan. 7.

“God put me in that window, so I’m assuming God put me on CNN screaming like a mad woman,” Yvonne St Cyr said during one of the Jan. 7 livestreams. “So hey, maybe I’m going to get arrested again, but I would get arrested and I would die for this country. So no regrets.”

A criminal cover sheet in her case shows that as of Friday, St Cyr is facing two misdemeanors: knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building without lawful authority and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol Grounds. The two charges carry a maximum penalty of up to a year and a half in prison and up to 10 years of probation.

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Yep, posting videos and photos of yourself while committing Federal crimes was not the smartest thing to do.

That's your mother, isn't it Trigger?

Yes and it would appear that Trigger got her brains from her mother's side of the family.