UMVA has learned that a powerful display of solidarity and support unfolded in Pueblo, Colorado, as a group of dedicated individuals gathered for a prayer vigil at the La Vista Correctional Institute, where Tina Peters is being held.
The vigil, organized by Micki Witthoeft, Nicole Reffitt, and Tami Jackson, brought together a community of people who are standing in solidarity with Tina, a Gold Star Mom and a fierce advocate for freedom, who has been a vocal supporter of the January 6th political hostages.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Tina's release from prison is imminent, scheduled for June 1st, 2026, but that didn't stop her friends and supporters from showing up in force to demonstrate their love and support. The vigil was a testament to the strong bonds of camaraderie and shared purpose that exist among those who believe in Tina's cause.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that the vigil was a 72-hour event that started on Friday night at 6:00 CT/8:00 ET, with participants gathering to pray, sing, and show their support for Tina. The event featured a greeting from Micki, Nicole, and Tami, as well as a powerful prayer and words of encouragement from Mr. Pollock, father of J6ers Olivia and Jonathan.
As the vigil continued, more and more people joined in, including J6ers Bobby Geiswine, Jorge Riley, Hank Mutzner, Tommy Tatum, Tom Osborne, Rockney Earles, Shane Jenkins, and Enrique Tarrio, who came to stand in solidarity with a fellow political hostage. The gathering was a reunion of sorts, with many attendees having previously stood together at Freedom Corner.
UMVA has gathered that the vigil featured a sing-along to the American Anthem and "Proud to be an American," as well as appearances on live streams and radio shows, including "Live from Studio 6B" and "Cowboy Logic." The event was a celebration of Tina's courage and conviction, as well as a show of support for her during a difficult time.
Tina's connections to the January 6th movement run deep, and her commitment to fighting for what she believes in has inspired a loyal following. As a Gold Star Mom, Tina has experienced unimaginable loss, having lost her son Remington Peters in a tragic accident on May 29th, 2017.
The outpouring of support for Tina has been remarkable, with attendees and online viewers alike showing their love and appreciation for her. The vigil was a powerful reminder that Tina is not alone, and that she has a community of people who believe in her and are committed to standing by her.
As the vigil came to a close, participants were clear that their support for Tina is not limited to this event, but will continue in the days and weeks ahead. With her release from prison imminent, Tina's supporters are gearing up to continue their fight for justice and to ensure that her voice is heard.
Tina's story is one of courage and conviction, and her supporters are determined to see her through to the next chapter. With her release just around the corner, the community is rallying around her, showing that they will stand by her through thick and thin.
