As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
Something looks off in the murder of LaVoy Finicum, in two vehicles were involved.
The two eye witnesses being quoted are Victoria Sharp and the second in Mark McConnell. Sharp was in the Finicum vehicle riddled with bullets and McConnell was the driver of Ammon Bundy, where no shot were fired at.
Victoria Sharp said in an audio interview posted Tuesday night on YouTube that the two vehicles were on the way to the meeting in the town of John Day.
McConnell according to the Kansas City Star was posting on his Facebook account on the very night of this murder of LaVoy Finicum, giving a different version, telling people not to speculate and trashing LaVoy Finicum.
Mark McConnell posted a video on his Facebook page Tuesday night telling people to stop spreading “nonsense” and speculating.
Something stinks in this rotten. I have no evidence in this, but what this looks like in an FBI operation, is that someone tipped off the FBI that these two vehicles were going to a meeting off the refuge, and the entire FBI and Oregon State Police were waiting in ambush.
McConnell states he stopped first, meaning all stopped because he was stopped, but Sharp makes no mention of the police stopping anyone, so McConnell stopped these two vehicles at a choke point.
McConnell then contradicts Sharp in blaming Mr. Finicum for charging police, in citing two other people in the Finicum car, which no one has gone on record stating this version.
What this looks like in a regime operation, is that orders were given for the Bundy driver to isolate him, for capture, while orders were issued to murder LaVoy Finicum and everyone in the Finicum vehicle which was fired upon who had never offered any resistance........again the Bundy vehicle was not fired upon, as if someone in that vehicle was being protected in having delivered up Ammon Bundy, and the police state wanted a show trial to destroy Ammon Bundy.
The more you look at this, the more this does not make sense. One vehicle is fired upon, and the vehicle with the leader is not fired upon. The number two is murdered with his hands in the air, and is being Mockingbird blamed for his own murder by Mark McConnell.
Only the police state knows for certain in this, but something in this has been off from the start in some people are arrested, and the driver of Ammon Bundy is released to post video on Facebook, blaming the person murdered by the police state.
There were BATFE moles all through Hutatree in setting them up. The FBI has moles among the refuge encampment, and all of this looks like a Judas Goat led these people in.
The FBI's Special Agent in charge overseeing this operation in Oregon blundered in revealing for too much of this operation which is hinted at by the evidence above.
“Yesterday, the FBI with our partners took the first steps to bring this occupation to a conclusion,” said Greg Bretzing, the FBI’s special agent in charge in Oregon, at a news conference. “We worked to ensure that we could do so peacefully and safely, out of harm’s way of the citizens here in the county.”
If one translates this, it says, "The FBI coordinated with Oregon State Police, took the first steps, meaning there were multiple steps taken in setting up this ambush, murdering LaVoy Finicum and capturing Ammon Bundy for a show trial. The FBI set up this ambush up, to apprehend the occupants of both vehicles by bottle necking the road with our mole and road block, in an isolate area where no civilian eyewitnesses would be allowed to record what took place on their smart phones, but when presented with the opportunity to murder LaVoy Finicum, the FBI took the opportunity as the focus was Ammon Bundy to retaliate on him for the orginal Bundy stand off in Nevada".
Special Agent Greg Bretzing blurted out something he should not have in bragging about his planned out and Washington DC approved operation. I am willing to bet, if the FBI with their 40 vehicles with armed agents and snipers in the trees, could have gotten LaVoy Finicum rattled and bawling on the ground like a coward, that this video would have flooded the press conference. Instead in this contingency, ORDERS were issued and understood by EVERY "law enforcement" person there, that any resistance in the Finicum vehicle would be met with immediate mass assassination force.
That is what reading between the lines in the statements by Special Greg Bretzing and driver Mark McConnell give the impression of, based upon the results of this operation, which makes absolutely no sense in part in people released to post videos and make perfect sense in regime employees spreading misinformation or bragging about how clever their murderous operation was, signed off on and reviewed by Washington DC.
The mere hints of this in the Kansas City Star, was laid for the conspiracy theory operations run right out of Homeland misinformation and disinformation, to sow distrust among the Oregon Patriots, which if you comprehend Special Agent Greg Bretzing's bragging, is part of another of his phases in this terrorizing of Americans, as this group is mind medicating their consciences that "they are working to peacefully" to attain their objectives for the conglomerates who are stealing the mineral rights in Oregon, as they understand completely that this will trigger more mass murder or "legalized mass executions" of those in the refuge, because their orders have proven to read, "absolute compliance or massive firepower to neutralize all will be unleashed".
Call this another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter, more information than I care to know, and I would rather forget about it all, as this is as inhumane as Ruby Ridge or Waco.
It would really be appropriate at this time if you rich people would donate in that 350,000 category, so I could go crawl under a rock and hide until Donald Trump was in the White House.
I am going to post the Kansas City Star story below in case it disappears after the things here become known. We need to allow the attorneys handle the discovery in this, and see if the pieces add up to what this story looks like. No one takes the law into their own hands and leave this in the courts, and the people now arrested to take this puzzle apart with the missing pieces.
Judy Thompson of the KC Star first noted in her in depth report that the stories of McConnell and Sharp did not jive. Her work points to the above, now it is up to the attorneys to find the Truth if they can.
Afterward, McConnell said, “they brought me and the 18-year-old back here to the county sheriff’s facility; all the others went to Portland to a federal facility.”
He said he was interviewed and released after two hours.
Nuff Said.
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A Kansas woman’s tale from inside the Oregon militia gunbattle
At a small-town community meeting in Oregon, the Sharp
Family Singers from Kansas were scheduled to perform for an audience
that would include occupiers from a standoff at a national wildlife
refuge.
Two vehicles on the way to the meeting never made it. Inside were several protesters — and a Sharp family daughter.
Authorities stopped the vehicles Tuesday in what they said was an attempt to end the occupation peacefully, yet one of the drivers was killed.
Victoria Sharp, 18, was taken into custody and released. But at least one family member, a brother in Chicago, remained frantic Wednesday night about the safety of Victoria and the entire family.
“I’m very, very worried,” said Caleb Vazquez, 20. He said he didn’t know whether the family was still at the refuge, where most had performed over the weekend.
“That’s hanging in the air right now,” Vazquez said. “I’ve called the FBI, the police, the sheriff. Everybody that I’ve gotten through to doesn’t know where they are. It’s crazy out there right now.”
He spoke Wednesday night before word came from Oregon that the standoff had taken another dramatic turn.
The occupiers’ jailed leader urged the handful of remaining militants to abandon the wildlife refuge. After Ammon Bundy made his first court appearance in Portland on Wednesday, his attorney, Mike Arnold, read this statement from his client: “Please stand down. Go home and hug your families. This fight is now in the courts.”
It was unclear whether the remnant of Bundy’s followers still holed up at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge south of Burns was ready to heed his advice.
Citing family concerns, Vazquez said that a sister had called her boyfriend after the shooting to say they were OK.
Seven of those arrested Tuesday near Burns, Ore. — including standoff leader Bundy — and an eighth person who surrendered to police in Arizona have been charged with conspiracy to interfere with a federal officer, a felony.
Robert “LaVoy” Finicum, 55, an Arizona rancher and spokesman at the occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, was shot and killed during the roadside stop.
On Wednesday, the FBI and Oregon State Police established a perimeter at the refuge that included a series of checkpoints along key routes into and out of the property.
An FBI official said authorities took the action Tuesday after nearly a month of working with other agencies to end the illegal takeover.
“Yesterday, the FBI with our partners took the first steps to bring this occupation to a conclusion,” said Greg Bretzing, the FBI’s special agent in charge in Oregon, at a news conference. “We worked to ensure that we could do so peacefully and safely, out of harm’s way of the citizens here in the county.”
Authorities will continue to try to empty the refuge of occupiers in the safest way possible, he said.
Victoria Sharp said in an audio interview posted Tuesday night on YouTube that the two vehicles were on the way to the meeting in the town of John Day.
“All of us Sharps were going to sing,” she said. “We were just going to try to talk, maybe do some negotiations, and we were going to sing. That was all.”
Sharp, who had arrived in Oregon from Montana after the weekend performances, gave an account of the shooting that differed from that of the driver of the other vehicle.
She said when authorities stopped the pickup she was in, Finicum — who was driving — told them he wanted to go talk to the sheriff. Authorities told him to turn the ignition off and put his hands out the window, she said.
“Finally, he decided to just drive,” she said. “So we all got down on the floorboard and he took off. And they started firing at us. They had a road block set up. And so he ran into a snowbank and they were riddling the car with bullets.
“When we crashed, he got out of the car. He had his hands in the air and he’s like, ‘Just shoot me then. Just shoot me.’ And they did. They shot him dead. And then after he was down on the ground they shot him three more times. And then they bombarded our vehicle with bullets… We were praying so hard. We were saying stop, please stop.”
She said the shooting lasted five to 10 minutes. “They shot at least 120 shots altogether,” she said.
Nobody in the vehicles fired a shot, she said: “We showed no aggression at all.”
But her version of the shooting contradicts that of a man who said he was the driver of the second vehicle, which was carrying Ammon Bundy and one other passenger.
Mark McConnell posted a video on his Facebook page Tuesday night telling people to stop spreading “nonsense” and speculating.
He said his vehicle was pulled over first, then the one Finicum was driving.
“Next thing we know, LaVoy takes off with his pickup and the other occupants,” he said. “Anytime somebody takes off with a vehicle away from law enforcement after they’ve exercised a stop is typically considered an act of aggression and foolish.”
McConnell said he did not witness the shooting but that two others in Finicum’s vehicle said he charged the law enforcement officers.
McConnell said he was not going “to dismiss or degrade LaVoy at all...LaVoy is very passionate about this, about the movement.”
Afterward, McConnell said, “they brought me and the 18-year-old back here to the county sheriff’s facility; all the others went to Portland to a federal facility.”
He said he was interviewed and released after two hours.
Authorities have disclosed few details of the shooting. The traffic stop was supposed to bring a peaceful resolution to the situation but ended badly, Harney County Sheriff Dave Ward said at the news conference Wednesday.
“Multiple law enforcement agencies put a lot of work putting together the best tactical plan they could to take these guys down peacefully,” Ward said. “If it was as simple as just waiting out some folks down there to get out of some buildings, we could have waited a lot longer. But this has been tearing our community apart.”
The occupiers arrested Tuesday were Ammon E. Bundy, 40, of Emmett, Idaho; Ryan C. Bundy, 43, of Bunkerville, Nev.; Brian Cavalier, 44, of Bunkerville, Nev.; Shawna Cox, 59, Kanab, Utah; Ryan Waylen Payne, 32, of Anaconda, Mont.; Joseph Donald O'Shaughnessy, 45, of Cottonwood, Ariz.; and Peter Santilli, 50, of Cincinnati. Another, Jon Eric Ritzheimer, 32, turned himself in to police in Arizona.
Victoria Sharp is one of 10 children of Odalis Sharp, whose family performs religious and patriotic music. Odalis Sharp took seven of her children to Oregon last weekend to perform for the armed occupiers at the refuge. The family, of Auburn, Kan., appeared on a video taken Saturday at the wildlife refuge.
“We’re here to sing for the Lord,” Odalis Sharp told the occupiers. “This is a very worthwhile cause, and we just hope to make a difference and we hope to just be able to bless the hearts of the people through the songs.”
The Sharps also spent several days at the Bundy Ranch in Nevada in 2014, performing for those participating in a standoff between federal authorities and hundreds of armed anti-government activists on the property of rancher Cliven Bundy.
Vazquez said Victoria had arrived at the Oregon refuge on Monday.
“I talked to my mom Monday night and they were excited because Victoria had shown up,” he said.
He said he could tell in the online recording that Victoria was shaken.
“Obviously, it was emotional, I’m sure a very, very scary situation for Victoria,” he said. “The other guy completely contradicts her, but everything he’s saying is hearsay. Nobody knows.”
Two vehicles on the way to the meeting never made it. Inside were several protesters — and a Sharp family daughter.
Authorities stopped the vehicles Tuesday in what they said was an attempt to end the occupation peacefully, yet one of the drivers was killed.
Victoria Sharp, 18, was taken into custody and released. But at least one family member, a brother in Chicago, remained frantic Wednesday night about the safety of Victoria and the entire family.
“I’m very, very worried,” said Caleb Vazquez, 20. He said he didn’t know whether the family was still at the refuge, where most had performed over the weekend.
“That’s hanging in the air right now,” Vazquez said. “I’ve called the FBI, the police, the sheriff. Everybody that I’ve gotten through to doesn’t know where they are. It’s crazy out there right now.”
He spoke Wednesday night before word came from Oregon that the standoff had taken another dramatic turn.
The occupiers’ jailed leader urged the handful of remaining militants to abandon the wildlife refuge. After Ammon Bundy made his first court appearance in Portland on Wednesday, his attorney, Mike Arnold, read this statement from his client: “Please stand down. Go home and hug your families. This fight is now in the courts.”
It was unclear whether the remnant of Bundy’s followers still holed up at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge south of Burns was ready to heed his advice.
Citing family concerns, Vazquez said that a sister had called her boyfriend after the shooting to say they were OK.
Seven of those arrested Tuesday near Burns, Ore. — including standoff leader Bundy — and an eighth person who surrendered to police in Arizona have been charged with conspiracy to interfere with a federal officer, a felony.
Robert “LaVoy” Finicum, 55, an Arizona rancher and spokesman at the occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, was shot and killed during the roadside stop.
On Wednesday, the FBI and Oregon State Police established a perimeter at the refuge that included a series of checkpoints along key routes into and out of the property.
An FBI official said authorities took the action Tuesday after nearly a month of working with other agencies to end the illegal takeover.
“Yesterday, the FBI with our partners took the first steps to bring this occupation to a conclusion,” said Greg Bretzing, the FBI’s special agent in charge in Oregon, at a news conference. “We worked to ensure that we could do so peacefully and safely, out of harm’s way of the citizens here in the county.”
Authorities will continue to try to empty the refuge of occupiers in the safest way possible, he said.
Victoria Sharp said in an audio interview posted Tuesday night on YouTube that the two vehicles were on the way to the meeting in the town of John Day.
“All of us Sharps were going to sing,” she said. “We were just going to try to talk, maybe do some negotiations, and we were going to sing. That was all.”
Sharp, who had arrived in Oregon from Montana after the weekend performances, gave an account of the shooting that differed from that of the driver of the other vehicle.
She said when authorities stopped the pickup she was in, Finicum — who was driving — told them he wanted to go talk to the sheriff. Authorities told him to turn the ignition off and put his hands out the window, she said.
“Finally, he decided to just drive,” she said. “So we all got down on the floorboard and he took off. And they started firing at us. They had a road block set up. And so he ran into a snowbank and they were riddling the car with bullets.
“When we crashed, he got out of the car. He had his hands in the air and he’s like, ‘Just shoot me then. Just shoot me.’ And they did. They shot him dead. And then after he was down on the ground they shot him three more times. And then they bombarded our vehicle with bullets… We were praying so hard. We were saying stop, please stop.”
She said the shooting lasted five to 10 minutes. “They shot at least 120 shots altogether,” she said.
Nobody in the vehicles fired a shot, she said: “We showed no aggression at all.”
But her version of the shooting contradicts that of a man who said he was the driver of the second vehicle, which was carrying Ammon Bundy and one other passenger.
Mark McConnell posted a video on his Facebook page Tuesday night telling people to stop spreading “nonsense” and speculating.
He said his vehicle was pulled over first, then the one Finicum was driving.
“Next thing we know, LaVoy takes off with his pickup and the other occupants,” he said. “Anytime somebody takes off with a vehicle away from law enforcement after they’ve exercised a stop is typically considered an act of aggression and foolish.”
McConnell said he did not witness the shooting but that two others in Finicum’s vehicle said he charged the law enforcement officers.
McConnell said he was not going “to dismiss or degrade LaVoy at all...LaVoy is very passionate about this, about the movement.”
Afterward, McConnell said, “they brought me and the 18-year-old back here to the county sheriff’s facility; all the others went to Portland to a federal facility.”
He said he was interviewed and released after two hours.
Authorities have disclosed few details of the shooting. The traffic stop was supposed to bring a peaceful resolution to the situation but ended badly, Harney County Sheriff Dave Ward said at the news conference Wednesday.
“Multiple law enforcement agencies put a lot of work putting together the best tactical plan they could to take these guys down peacefully,” Ward said. “If it was as simple as just waiting out some folks down there to get out of some buildings, we could have waited a lot longer. But this has been tearing our community apart.”
The occupiers arrested Tuesday were Ammon E. Bundy, 40, of Emmett, Idaho; Ryan C. Bundy, 43, of Bunkerville, Nev.; Brian Cavalier, 44, of Bunkerville, Nev.; Shawna Cox, 59, Kanab, Utah; Ryan Waylen Payne, 32, of Anaconda, Mont.; Joseph Donald O'Shaughnessy, 45, of Cottonwood, Ariz.; and Peter Santilli, 50, of Cincinnati. Another, Jon Eric Ritzheimer, 32, turned himself in to police in Arizona.
Victoria Sharp is one of 10 children of Odalis Sharp, whose family performs religious and patriotic music. Odalis Sharp took seven of her children to Oregon last weekend to perform for the armed occupiers at the refuge. The family, of Auburn, Kan., appeared on a video taken Saturday at the wildlife refuge.
“We’re here to sing for the Lord,” Odalis Sharp told the occupiers. “This is a very worthwhile cause, and we just hope to make a difference and we hope to just be able to bless the hearts of the people through the songs.”
The Sharps also spent several days at the Bundy Ranch in Nevada in 2014, performing for those participating in a standoff between federal authorities and hundreds of armed anti-government activists on the property of rancher Cliven Bundy.
Vazquez said Victoria had arrived at the Oregon refuge on Monday.
“I talked to my mom Monday night and they were excited because Victoria had shown up,” he said.
He said he could tell in the online recording that Victoria was shaken.
“Obviously, it was emotional, I’m sure a very, very scary situation for Victoria,” he said. “The other guy completely contradicts her, but everything he’s saying is hearsay. Nobody knows.”
