1. He previously lived in Cordova, Shelby County. (b)
2. From 2000 to 2002, he attended Germantown High School in Germantown, Tennessee. (c)
3. From July 2009 to August 2013, he was a lead mover at Big League Movers in Memphis. ©
4. He is the owner of Primetime Movers, which he launched in November 2016 and is based in Memphis. ©
VIOLENCE On October 25, 2020, Memphis Police Department officers arrested him. He was charged with domestic assault with bodily harm and released on his own recognizance. He was accused of kicking in the front door of his home in Cordova, chasing his wife Kathryn Bledsoe, picking Reed and Bledsoe
her up by her throat and slamming her onto the floor. He was
36 years old at the time.
GRIFTER owner of primetimemovers nov 2016
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Reed and Bledsoe
Torrens appeared in an Instagram video with Matthew Bledsoe and Jack Jesse Griffith
FOX 17 News caught up with the men as they were released. Reed declined to comment while Griffith, donning a homemade MAGA jacket, shared his side of the story.
“I’m not a domestic terrorist,” Griffith said. “For all the people slandering, libeling, mislabeling my name, I’m a citizen I had nothing to do with any violence, vandalism, and I love all my fellow citizens.”
Griffith went on to promote his social media handles and Trump video game.
“Have an exuberant evening,” he said, as he hopped in a car to leave.
Torrens appeared in an Instagram video with Matthew Bledsoe and Jack Jesse Griffith
WORK HISTORY
A person named Eric Munchel
previously worked at Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk, a bar and concert
venue on Broadway Avenue in Nashville, owner Steve Smith confirmed
Saturday. Smith said Munchel was terminated 60 days ago and declined to
share the circumstances of his termination.
A Facebook profile with Munchel’s name and likeness stated he worked as a bartender at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, a company with four locations in Florida. The company posted a statement on its Facebook page Friday night acknowledging that “a former employee of ours from 2+ years ago was involved in the recent events at the Capitol building.” The post went on to say that the company has “no affiliation with this employee and their actions were their own.”
A Facebook profile with Munchel’s name and likeness stated he worked as a bartender at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, a company with four locations in Florida. The company posted a statement on its Facebook page Friday night acknowledging that “a former employee of ours from 2+ years ago was involved in the recent events at the Capitol building.” The post went on to say that the company has “no affiliation with this employee and their actions were their own.”
CRIMINAL RECORD--VIOLENCE
Records reveal that Munchel was
prosecuted for misdemeanor battery charges in 2015, according to
documents prepared by Fulton County, Georgia. The Sandy Springs Police
Department captain said that Munchel and another man were accused of
assaulting a man and woman in 2013. Records of the final version of the
case were not immediately available. In 2014, he was arrested on
charges of marijuana possession and speeding and negotiated a plea for
this that changed his sentence, the public Fulton County Supreme Court
records reveal. These records also state that there are no provisions
against Munchel.
EVENTS OF JANUARY 6, 2021
. . . charged with
conspiracy after being pictured in viral videos wearing a tactical vest
and carrying zip ties around the congressional chamber during the
January 6 riot on the Capitol—stashed weapons before entering the
building and also had a home arsenal which included numerous firearms,
a sniper rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
"When Munchel entered the Capitol, he was dressed for combat: he wore combat boots, military fatigues, a tactical vest, gloves, and a gaiter that covered all of his face except for his eyes," a Department of Justice (DOJ) court filing submitted Wednesday said. In addition to his gear, Munchel also carried a taser and attached a red iPhone to the front of his tactical vest through which he recorded the day's events.
In his video of the day's insurrection, Munchel's mother Lisa Eisenhart told him, "We're going straight to federal prison if we go in there with weapons," to which he responded that he needed to "take my weapons off before I go in there." The couple then stowed their weapons in or near a tactical bag. Soon after, Munchel declared that he was about to take part in "treason" and announced he was "F-cking ready to f-ck shit up," the court filing alleges.
BIBLIOGRAPHY"When Munchel entered the Capitol, he was dressed for combat: he wore combat boots, military fatigues, a tactical vest, gloves, and a gaiter that covered all of his face except for his eyes," a Department of Justice (DOJ) court filing submitted Wednesday said. In addition to his gear, Munchel also carried a taser and attached a red iPhone to the front of his tactical vest through which he recorded the day's events.
In his video of the day's insurrection, Munchel's mother Lisa Eisenhart told him, "We're going straight to federal prison if we go in there with weapons," to which he responded that he needed to "take my weapons off before I go in there." The couple then stowed their weapons in or near a tactical bag. Soon after, Munchel declared that he was about to take part in "treason" and announced he was "F-cking ready to f-ck shit up," the court filing alleges.
What We Know about Eric Munchel Munchel currently lives in Nashville most likely working at Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk bar downtown. He lists his profession as a bartender but Kid Rock’s doesn’t hire male bar staff. This means he is likely working in the kitchen or security. With his connections to others in private security, that could very well be his role there. No record of military service has been found. . . .
He spent his summer hanging out with local Proud Boys and Qanon conspiracy theorists that have been enjoying their moments of fame from anti-mask, anti-BLM, pro-police, and Pro-Trump rallies. Christy Ice, Curt Dennis, Aaron David Gulbransen, Robert Chase Matheson, Matt Walker, Chris Greenhalgh are people he is pictured with frequently at these protests and several of these people travelled together to DC on the Jan. 6.
And his mom. His mom attends all these rallies with him too.
Eric Munchel, Lisa Eisenhart's son
Lisa Eisenhart, Eric's Mom
Eric Munchel with His Mom
From left to right: Chris Greenhalgh, Curt Dennis, Christy Ice, Eric Munchel, Aaron David Gulbransen, unkown
Blake Austin Reed is a white man from Tennessee, United States. Here are 13 more things about him:
1 He lives in Wedgewood-Houston, Nashville, Tennessee. (a)
2 From 2000 to 2004, he attended Germantown High School in Germantown, Tennessee. (b)
3 From 2004 to 2009, he attended the University of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee where he earned his bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership. (b)
4 From 2012 to October 2013, he was the superintendent of Bluff City Operations‘ human resources management. (b)
5 From February 2014 to November 2015, he was a superintendent at Regent Homes in Nolensville, Tennessee. (b)
6 From November 2015 to September 2017, he was a project manager at Blalock Homes in Franklin, Tennessee. (b)
7 From April 2018 to October 2019, he was a senior project manager at Vintage South Development in Nashville. (b)
8 He owns Black Lion Brokers, which he established in November 2017 and is based in Nashville. (b)
There is a Black Lion Realty in Nasvhille, NOT Black Lion Brokers
Ronald L. Sandlin, 33, a self-styled internet blogger and protest organizer from Tennessee, sobbed loudly and at one point blurted out, “Judge, have mercy on me,” during his videoconference detention hearing on multiple charges arising from the Jan. 6 breach at the Capitol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqxizVp-DEU
Ronald Lawrence “Ronnie” Sandlin is a Donald Trump supporter from who has lived in various parts of the United States including Tennessee, California and Nevada. Here are 13 more things about Ronnie:
1 He is originally from Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico. (a)
2 He lived in Memphis, Tennessee and Long Beach, California before moving to Las Vegas, Nevada. (b) (c) (d)
3 On July 19, 2018, he uploaded a YouTube video of himself discussing hard hitting copywriting strategies for the AWOL Elite Conference 2018. (How To Write Copy That Turns Into Cash - AWOL Elite Conference)
4 In 2018, he was cited for driving with an expired California driver’s license and expired license plates.
5 In 2020, he was cited for driving without a valid license and for holding a cellphone to his face while driving. In the same year, he lived with his parents for several months in Memphis. (d)
6 On December 23, 2020, he referenced the crossing of the Rubicon River in Italy in 49 BC in a Facebook post. He wrote, “Who is going to Washington D.C. on the 6th of January? I’m going to be there to show support for our president and to do my part to stop the steal and stand behind Trump when he decides to cross the rubicon. If you are a patriot I believe it’s your duty to be there. I see it as my civic responsibility. If you’re going comment below or PM me so we can meet up.” (b)
7 On December 31, 2020, he took to Facebook to announce that he was “organizing a caravan of patriots” who were going to Washington D.C., USA to “stand behind” Trump. He shared a link of the GoFundMe page asking for donations for him, Josiah Colt and Nathaniel J. DeGrave and said the three of them had already booked and paid for their trip to Washington, D.C. On January 3, 2020, he revealed on Facebook that their GoFundMe page was deleted. (a)
8 On January 2, 2021, he wrote on Facebook that in 2020, he had a “huge financial blow,” “got dumped” by his fiancé, crashed his motorcycle and lost his grandfather. (a)
13 During a detention hearing in federal court in February 2021, the judge told him he owes $500,000 in back taxes and he asked the judge to have mercy on him. In the same month, the I-Team found that no community where he is known to have resided can find a record of him voting in the 2020 U.S. presidential election. (d)
Eric Chase Torrens is a from Tennessee, United States. Here are 13 more things about him:
1 He lives in Gallatin, Sumner County, Tennessee. (a)
2 He previously lived in Florida, USA particularly in Wesley Chapel and Tampa. (b) (c)
3 He is Christian. (c)
4 He is Hispanic American. (c)
5 He is married. (c)
6 He is a father of one. (b)
Torrens appeared in an Instagram video with Matthew Bledsoe and Jack Jesse Griffith