The complaint, which is still under investigation, is detailed in a deposition made by the FBI on Sunday, describing the case against Riley June Williams, a Pennsylvania woman who was seen in a filming of the insurrection inside the Capitol leading crowds.
According to the statement, a person identified as Williams’ former romantic partner called the FBI whistleblower phone number to identify Williams. The informant told the FBI that they spoke to Williams’ friends, who showed them a video of the woman picking up a laptop or hard drive from Pelosi’s office, the statement said.
The informant “stated that Williams intended to send the computer device to a friend in Russia, who planned to sell the device to SVR, Russia’s foreign intelligence service.”
He also notes that, “for unknown reasons,” the sale did not go well and that Williams still has the device or has already destroyed it.
The FBI said in the statement that the complaint is still under investigation. Williams is facing charges related to entering a restricted building and disorderly conduct.