Released & Pardoned

Monday January 20, 2025

After 1,252 long, dark days of captivity, the walls of injustice finally crumbled and the chains that bound Colton were shattered, just as the clock struck 11:59pm on January 20th. Colton is now a free man, walking out with a full, unconditional pardon by President Trump.

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Release from FMC Rochester

Sarah

Advocate. Patriot. America First.

THIS IS MY STORY

Picture this: it all started with a call from the FBI to tell me they had apprehended my husband. January 6, 2021, was an historic day in our Nation - one that will forever be remembered. As the nation’s foundation called, Colton, along with many, heeded the call and went to our Nation’s capitol that day to stand up for what’s right, for our rights, for our future. And in August 2021, they came for him. Looking back on our lives, I feel like God prepared us for such a time as this. And specifically for me to be the voice for those who can't speak up for themselves. I'm on a mission to Stand in the Gap, quite literally, for our political hostages.

Ronald Colton McAbee

The Sheriff of J6

And when the call came to stand up for our nation, Ronald Colton McAbee stood and said, “Send Me.”

January 6, 2021, was a historic day in our nation. One that will forever be remembered. As the nation's foundation called, Colton, along with many, heeded the call and went to our nation's capitol that day to stand up for what's right. For our rights. For our future. And in August 2021, they came for him. Since then, he has been incarcerated and railroaded by his own federal government. However, on January 20, 2025, he was released by a presidential pardon, no longer serving his 70-month prison sentence. This pardon came after he was charged for assisting an officer in distress and trying to save the life of Rosanne Boyland.

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