Man accused of plot to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer says he was set up by FBI

Eric Molitor says he found himself victim of the FBI in the alleged plot to kidnap the Democratic governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.

While Molitor and the two other men, William and Michael Null, accused of plotting to kidnap Whitmer have been acquitted of the charges for nearly a year, Molitor is still shaken up about the incident.

When Molitor attended the Van Andel Arena rally for President Donald Trump, he knew it was time to break his silence on what he says happened to him.

According to Molitor, “the FBI set everything up.”

“They drove people, they paid for everything. They wrote the script,” Molitor continued as he spoke to Ben Bergquam, an investigative reporter for Real America’s Voice.

Molitor did not stop there.

What he went on to say may send chills down your spine!

“Governor Whitmer herself opened her scheduling book and decided with the FBI and state police when to be the best time for the daytime ride, the nighttime ride. Then they duped people into it. We even have proof of them telling people, ‘Get as many people in the trucks as possible, and don’t tell them what you’re doing until they’re already on the road.’ It was 100% set up. Governor Whitmer, if they can do it to nobody like me, they will come after everybody else,” Molitor continued.

Whether or not what Molitor has claimed is true or not, you must admit the story is a shocking one.

Molitor also left the interview with a final thought that doubled as a stern warning to all Americans everywhere.

“If they can do it to a nobody like me, they will come after everybody else,” Molitor said.

Do you believe what Molitor is claiming occurred?

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