Before leaving Capitol grounds, DeCarlo wrote “MURDER THE MEDIA” in permanent marker on a Capitol door, posing for a picture beside the freshly inscribed sign with Ochs.
By Holmes Lybrand | CNN
Two members of the Proud Boys who founded an online group named “Murder the Media” pleaded guilty on Friday to obstructing the certification of the electoral college vote at the US Capitol onNicholas Ochs — an “Elder” in the Proud Boys who founded the group’s Hawaii chapter — and fellow Proud Boy Nicholas DeCarlo traveled from Texas to Washington DC the day before the riot, which they participated in together, according to the plea agreements.
“We’re not supposed to be here, this is beyond the fence,” Ochs told DeCarlo as they arrived on the West Front of the Capitol during the attack, according to court documents.
Nordean, DeCarlo, Ochs and one other Proud Boy, Paul Rae, engaged in a group hug when they met up inside the Capitol, later walking to the Rotunda, according to the plea. Rae also faces several charges for his actions that day.
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