UFC White House Terror Plot Organizer Claims U.S. Government Sacrifices and Eats Children

Michael Alan Thomas, named as a key organizer in a foiled terror plot against Donald Trump's UFC America 250 event, allegedly believes the U.S. government is run by elites who sacrifice and eat children.

The FBI's investigation revealed Thomas participated in a group chat discussing the purchase of drones and explosives to attack the high-profile event hosted on June 14.

Federal officials reported that Thomas, 32, confessed to these fringe beliefs, claiming connections to Jeffrey Epstein and asserting that President Trump protects these elites.

Thomas, from Pinon Hills, California, was one of five men charged on June 16 after authorities became aware of the plot on June 10, leading to raids that prevented a potential massacre.

A search of Thomas' home on June 13 uncovered a rifle, extended magazines, 180 rounds of ammunition, and a pistol.

In a group chat on June 7, he proposed pooling $1,300 for drones and explosives, emphasizing urgency with “we need it asap.”

Alongside Thomas, the Department of Justice identified Bryan Omar Roa, 24; Tycen C. Proper, 19; Daniel K. Eskridge, 32; and Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez, 31, as co-conspirators plotting a mass casualty event targeting U.S. officials at UFC Freedom 250.

The group allegedly intended to deploy drones armed with explosives and then use snipers to target fleeing individuals in the crowd.

If convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, each suspect faces life imprisonment and a potential $250,000 fine.

They also face additional conspiracy charges related to violence on White House grounds, which could add five years to their sentences.

Tycen Proper's mother alerted authorities about her son's alarming behavior, prompting an investigation.

During an interview with federal agents on June 11, Proper admitted that the group began communicating in March and quickly shifted to an encrypted chat app.

Court documents revealed Proper spent around $3,000 in graduation money on weapons and tactical gear for the planned attack.

He detailed plans to fly drones with explosives over the UFC arena's north side to force high-value targets to evacuate, where they would then be shot by the group.

Proper's mother contacted authorities on June 10 after noticing her son's troubling behavior and connections with online individuals.

This tip initiated a massive terrorism investigation involving at least 12 FBI field offices across multiple states.

The DOJ disclosed that group chats included discussions about assassinating U.S. Senators and Representatives, targeting legislators perceived to have accepted money from pro-Israel lobbies.

Eskridge indicated that one target was "big and someone a majority of the country knows.”

Potential terror targets also included power grids as discussed in their communications.