Nick Quested is a Documentary Film Maker, who has testified in court.
He revealed his part in the riot attacks on live television to the US House of Representatives January 6 committee. He came to public attention after he supplied first-hand knowledge of the riots and testified his embedment with the Proud Boys in the weeks after ex-president Trump lost the 2020 election.
Who Is Nick Quested Of Goldcrest Films? His Wikipedia Bio
Nick Quested is an Emmy award-winning British documentary filmmaker and the founder of the indie film company Goldcrest.
According to his IMDb, he has almost 60 producing credits to his name and has directed more than 20 dramas.
Quested told to The Guardian that he chose the Proud Boys as he felt that the group was worth following as they played a vehement part in rallies and protests around America. Not only that, the group has even emerged as a political voice and force during that time in 2020.
Well, in the court, he told that he shot video of some of the most crucial moments connected to the attack. Starting with rallies in November and December 2020, he even managed to capture a garage meeting between Enrique Tarrio and Stewart Rhodes on January 5, 2021, that is, the night before the attack. Well, Tarrio is a Proud Boys leader and Rhodes is the leader and founder of Oath Keepers.
Nick Quested Family
Nick Quested’s family consists of his parents John Quested, Barbara Ferris, and his siblings as well.
The 52-year-old figure has even publicized his sister Catherine Quested and brother Christopher Quested’s identity to the world. However, he has not revealed his personal love life details to the world. That’s why we are even unknown about his relationship and marital status.
Nick Quested To be The Witness Of Jan 6 Riot
Nick Quested is one of the witnesses of the Jan 6 riot to come forward to share his experiences and glimpse into the US Capitol attack.
He testified before the January 6 committee on June 9, 2022, and told his experiences of the riot attack. According to Nick’s testimony, the producer revealed that his crew had filmed a late-night meeting between Enrique Tarrio and Stewart Rhodes in the underground parking.
Likewise, Quested also filmed the Proud Boys proceeding to the National Mall from the Save America rally at the Ellipse to the Peace Monument at the foot of Capitol Hill. He also possesses the photographs of Joseph Biggs having a short exchange with another man in the crowd. And, that man then confronted the Capitol police.