The founder of the right-wing Oath Keepers militia has been found guilty ... jurors heard that Rhodes - a former Army paratrooper who wears an eye patch after accidentally shooting himself in ...

All members or affiliates of the Oath Keepers – and all followers of ... his Yale law education and his signature eye patch, Rhodes has long captivated the public eye. His four co-defendants ...

Shown above are, witness John Zimmerman, seated in the witness stand, defendant Thomas Caldwell, seated front row left, Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, seated second left with an eye patch ...

Who is Stewart Rhodes, the group's founder? Rhodes is the eye-patch wearing, gruff-talking Yale law school graduate who founded the Oath Keepers. He served briefly in the military as a ...

Kelly Meggs — a top Oath Keepers deputy from Florida who led the militia’s charge of the Capitol wearing a patch reading, “I’M JUST HERE FOR THE VIOLENCE” — received a sentence of 12 ...

He has a distinctive eye patch that he has worn since accidentally shooting himself in the eye in the 1990s. Prosecutors accuse him of helping spearhead the Oath Keepers' effort to block the ...

The Oath Keepers returned to Lexington for an event in April 2013, Patch news reported at the time. “We’re pleased with the turnout and how respectful the officers have been,” said Randy ...

Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes and codefendants ... Prosecutors also showed the jury a picture of a patch they alleged was on Meggs' clothing during the attack. It read, "I don't believe ...

They suggested that the Oath Keepers, under his direction ... In his distinctive black eye patch — the result of a gun accident — Mr. Rhodes also said that he had “nothing to do with ...