Here's the fun part about Elmer Stewart "One-Eye" Rhodes, Yale educated.

[Grasswire2]

He told the judge he was in a relationship with a woman and they have six children.

She is denying that, today. She says he just said that so he would have a place to stay.

Court has not been able to reach her. She's a lawyer, "General Counsel for Oath Keepers."

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[rsdsharp]

1. He's got a place to stay. It's got a nice stainless steel toilet and everything.

It’s even got a lock on the door. A really good lock.

[Grasswire2]

2. So weird that he spent about $50,000 on guns and supplies then.

And doesn't apparently have a home of any kind.

[calimary]

3. What home would even want that creep?

[littlemissmartypants]

4. Exactly. nt

[William Seger]

5. I'm thinking that the source of that money will be an interesting story

[Grasswire2]

11. It's possible that he ran up a credit card, I suppose.

But more likely that someone funded him, now that we know he was using money for shovels and picks.

[NJCher]

6. I've always thought he

Figured on getting reimbursed for that amount.

[screamcheese]

7. Eyepatch guy has estranged abused wife and six kids

According to WFFA Local News out of Dallas eyepatch guy has an estranged wife, Tasha Adams.
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"Yeah, it's really stressful," Tasha Adams said in an interview with WFAA from her home in rural Montana, near the Canadian border. "I thought there was about a 0% chance the he would have any chance of getting out at all. It's just really stressful. Now, he has nothing to lose, you know."

Adams is legally separated from Stewart Rhodes and is the mother of his six children. She filed for divorce in 2018.

"I think it looks really bad for him," she said, of the seditious conspiracy charge. "I think he's got a tough case in front of him, and I think he might be in a lot of trouble."

The trouble, she said, she fears is from someone who was abusive, unbalanced and violent. Although, she admitted Rhodes hasn't made any recent threats against her.

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"You know, he's not the only narcissist, sociopath out there. There's a whole lot of them. And most of the times the victims never get believed. And I am in this strange, strange little window here where other people can see what he's like," Adams said, when asked about her willingness to continue talking about Rhodes. "There's not anywhere I can truly hide. It's almost not an option."

Adams remains active on Twitter. She has had a GoFundMe page for nearly a year now, asking for help paying for her divorce which is not yet finalized.

"I made a very bad investment. I invested my entire life into putting my husband through school and law school. And now, I'm basically qualified to work at McDonalds at 50 years old. So, it's a little rough you know," Adams said.

"Yeah. He was a bad investment."

A bad investment, she plans to keep warning people about, whether he's in jail or not.

"His first purpose is not so much politics as it is pushing himself forward," she said. "He views himself as a very special person in history. He gets his chance on the stand to tell his side. He really does believe everyone will side with him and everyone will believe him."

[UpInArms]

8. Thank you

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[Grasswire2]

10. thanks and welcome to DU!

Geez. He sounds like another megalomaniac. I hope she and the children are safe.

[UTUSN]

9. K&R