EXCLUSIVE: Swatting Epidemic Targets Conservative Influencers Across Multiple States as the FBI Stays Silent

A disturbing wave of swatting incidents has struck conservative influencers in Texas, Florida, and Tennessee, raising concerns about coordinated harassment campaigns. The attacks involve fake 9-1-1 calls reporting hostage situations, prompting heavily armed SWAT teams to descend on the homes of prominent figures such as Benny Johnson, Joe Pags, Catturd, Gunther Eagleman, Chase Geiser, and Shawn Farash. Several other victims, who requested anonymity, have also been affected.

My investigation into these incidents uncovered a bizarre pattern: five out of the six named individuals received unsolicited pizza deliveries from either Papa John’s or Domino’s, typically occurring just before or after the swatting calls. These orders, marked “COD” (cash on delivery), were not prepaid, leaving the targets to deal with confused delivery drivers. In some cases, the phone numbers attached to the orders traced back to local police departments, suggesting a deliberate attempt to escalate the prank—or mask its origins.

The swatting phenomenon, which weaponizes emergency services to harass or intimidate, has left victims shaken and demanding answers. Despite the apparent targeting of conservative voices, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has remained silent. Repeated attempts to contact the FBI for comment on whether they are investigating these incidents went unanswered as of press time.

The convergence of swatting and mysterious pizza deliveries has fueled speculation about the motives behind the attacks. For now, those affected are left grappling with the fallout—and bracing for what might come next.

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UPDATE:

FBI director Kash Patel has just responded to my report: