Free Joe Biggs
Joseph Randall Biggs is a decorated U.S. Army veteran, journalist, and father who has become a symbol of resilience and injustice. Falsely accused AND sentenced to an outrageous 17 years in federal prison for his alleged "role" in the events of January 6th, Joe's and his co-defendants case epitomizes the weaponization of the justice system against political dissidents. After enduring horrific conditions in solitary confinement for over two years—isolated from his family, especially his young daughter—Joe has finally been freed from his cage.
But this fight is far from over.
Update: Joe Biggs is Home,
But the Fight Isn’t Over
We’re thrilled to share that Joe Biggs is finally back home in Florida, reunited with his daughter after years of unjust separation.
Last week, Joe experienced a moment he’s been dreaming about—taking his little girl to school for the first time. It’s a reminder of what this fight has always been about: family, freedom, and justice.
While being home is a huge victory, the road ahead is still challenging. Joe is currently living with his mother as he works to rebuild his life. He needs to secure a car and find a stable home to create a safe and loving environment for his daughters. On top of these struggles, Joe is still facing restrictive probation terms that prevent him from speaking with his brothers and co-defendants—despite the fact that two others from the same trial have already had their restrictions lifted. This ongoing isolation is just another example of the system continuing to punish Joe unfairly.
Joe’s journey is far from over, and he needs our support now more than ever. Let’s rally together to help him rebuild his life and push for the justice he deserves. Stay tuned for updates on how you can help Joe take the next steps toward freedom and full exoneration. Together, we can make it happen.
Joe fresh back into real life, with Fresh New Kicks.
Justice for Joe Biggs
Joe’s wrongful conviction and harsh sentence were not the result of a fair trial but a disgraceful example of a judicial system riddled with misconduct. The Department of Justice manipulated evidence, introducing doctored or out-of-context materials to paint a false narrative of Joe as a violent conspirator. Even worse, the jury convicted Joe based on evidence they never even saw—an egregious violation of due process. The trial judge went out of his way to obstruct the defense’s ability to present exculpatory evidence, silencing the truth and ensuring Joe was treated as a scapegoat for political retribution.
Despite the narrative pushed by the DOJ, Joe was never violent. He entered the Capitol grounds unarmed, did not assault anyone, and actively discouraged others from escalating tensions. The DOJ lied, fabricating stories to fit their agenda, while withholding critical facts that would have exonerated Joe and many others. The real crime here is not Joe’s but the systemic abuses of power that sought to destroy him.
Pardons are not granted because the accused is perfect or even innocent—they are granted to correct grave injustices within a broken judicial system. In Joe’s case, the misconduct was flagrant: a jury swayed by manipulated evidence, a biased judge shutting down his defense, and a DOJ weaponizing its power to suppress dissent. Joe’s pardon would not only be an act of justice for him but also a step toward restoring faith in a system that has failed countless Americans.
FreeJoeBiggs.com is the rallying point for this critical fight. This website documents Joe’s story, exposing the horrific injustices he endured—from being torn away from his child to the psychological torment of solitary confinement, to the blatant legal abuses that led to his conviction. With Joe out of prison, the mission is now clear: secure his full pardon and hold accountable those who weaponized the law against him.
This is a call to action for everyone who believes in justice, due process, and the right to dissent. Join us in amplifying Joe’s story, demanding transparency and accountability, and urging the powers that be to correct this grievous wrong. Joe Biggs has sacrificed so much for his country and his family—now it’s time for us to fight for him.
Let’s make it clear: justice for Joe is justice for all of us.
The Truth about Clemency
A presidential pardon is a powerful tool granted by the U.S. Constitution, designed to correct miscarriages of justice and provide clemency in cases where the judicial system has failed to uphold fairness and integrity. Pardons are not merely about forgiving a crime—they are about addressing systemic misconduct, ensuring justice is served, and recognizing instances where the punishment or conviction was influenced by bias, corruption, or overreach. They serve as a vital check on the judiciary, reinforcing the principle that no individual should be a victim of political weaponization or denied their rights under the law. In cases like Joseph Randall Biggs', a pardon symbolizes the restoration of justice and the acknowledgment of the flaws in the system that led to his unjust conviction.