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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A new York Mother and son accused of aiding Parliament Speaker’s disappearance Nancy Pelosi‘s laptop, after the January 6 uprising FBI He initially searched the computer by raiding a house 4500 miles away in Alaska.

NS FBI On Friday, Maryann Mooney-Rondon, 55, and her son, Rafael Rondon, 23, of Watertown, New York, were arrested in connection with the stolen laptop, court documents show. Both are facing further charges related to the riot in the Capitol.

Rafael Rondon is also facing charges of an unlicensed shotgun.

Both appeared in federal court in Syracuse, New York on Friday and were released for further trial, according to a statement from the US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York.

A message left on the Mooney-Condon list in Watertown was not immediately returned on Monday. Attempts to find Rafael Rondon were not immediately successful.

The Capitol revolt was well documented by those involved. The security forces used photos from the social media accounts of those who participated in the search for the suspects.

a tip for FBI according to the testimony of the facts documented by an anonymous person, he took them to the mother and son FBI special agent.

The document allegedly admitted that Mooney-Rondon was present both in the Capitol on the day of the riots and in Pelosi’s conference room. He allegedly gave a man a glove or scarf to steal pelosilaptop without leaving fingerprints.

“he asked, he give it to me she said – I don’t know if I’m wearing gloves or a scarf – and like I said he scared me”, documents excerpts him as he said.

There was an ethernet connected to the computer, him son said FBI agents.

“If I remember, the guy was going to pull it out. Me, dude, don’t do that, that’s what I mean, so just computer, you can’t unplug the cables, it will ruin everything,” Mooney-Rondon said, according to the document.

Mooney-Rondon later said she saw the man put the computer in his backpack. In the document, his son told investigators he thought he “may have pushed the computer a little bit into his bag using a glove” because he didn’t want to get fingerprints on it.

“So I helped him a little bit, and it was probably my stupidity,” he said in the document.

He and his son then went to the Senate Gallery and, seeing it overrun by protesters, left the building.

Rafael Rondon told officers that he and his mother took the subway to Washington on January 6. FBI The agent’s description claims.

Both mother and son admitted that they were the ones shown in photographs taken in the Capitol during the riots and circulated by the government. FBIsays document.

in late April FBI Homer, owned by Paul and Marilyn Hueper, who was in Washington for then-President Donald Trump’s rally prior to the breach at the Capitol, raided Alaska, but said they did not attend. Marilyn Hueper told reporters it was a case of mistaken identity.

Photos of the two women showed they had similar hairstyles and were wearing a similar black coat that day.

Hueper said FBI The agent came to the boutique resort, they said they were looking for Nancy Pelosi’s laptop. “That still doesn’t explain why he’s at my house. Or Homer, in Alaska,” Hueper told the agents. he He was later recalled to the Associated Press.

Inside FBI statement in the case new York Residents state that a search warrant was issued for the Alaska residence “based in part on evidence showing that residents (a married couple) had trespassed on U.S. Capitol grounds.” He also says that two people in Homer identified Marilyn Hueper as the person seen in photographs taken inside the Capitol during the rebellion.

However, in the document FBI Now he says there is “probable reason” to believe that the mother and son are the two people shown in the photos, as well as the allegations and other evidence that they claim to have been there.

“I definitely feel like a cloud has lifted,” Hueper said in a text message to the Associated Press. However, she said she continued to be concerned about her freedom. FBI and others seem to be “ridiculous on peaceful people and not interested in how their poor research skills and super-aggressive tactics are doing harm when they’re in search of the ‘noble cause’.”

a message sent to FBI anchorage The office asking for comment was not immediately returned Monday.