
Massachusetts man, son of famous American painter, convicted on four charges in Jan. 6 protests
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Vincent Gillespie, 61, was found guilty on four charges related to his storming of the U.S. Capitol last January. Gillespie is the son of famous postwar painter Gregory Gillespie.
The Athol, Mass. native was interviewed by the AP during the attacks that day and the video was used as evidence in the trial against him. In the video, a flushed Gillespie is seen outside the Capitol speaking defiantly about his role in the attacks. He also expressed disappointment that more like-minded individuals didn't show up to the Capitol.
"We were almost overpowering them," Gillespie told the AP with blood visible on his scalp. "If you had like another 15, 20 guys behind us pushing I think we could have won it."

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