BREAKING: Obama's FBI FINALLY Gets WORST News Possible After MURDERING LaVoy Finicum
Back in 2016, a group of armed protesters took over the Malheur Wildlife Reserve to
protest a land grab by the Bureau of Land Management, and it resulted in the killing
of Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, and now the FBI and other federal agencies are finally
going to have to answer for their actions.
To refresh your memory, Finicum was on his way to a meeting with the local sheriff when
federal authorities set up an ambush-style road block to stop him before he could get
to the sheriff.
At one point, Finicum was speeding down the road then drove his truck into a snowbank
to avoid hitting federal agents, and that's when they unthinkable happened.
Finicum immediately exited the vehicle with his hands in the air as federal agents trained
their weapons on him.
Walking in deep snow, you could see him lose his balance several times as an agent snuck
around behind him, then opened fire, shooting him three times in the back and killing him
on the scene.
At the time, supporters of his called the shooting murder, and it appeared to be.
Federal agents easily could have apprehended Finicum when he arrived at the sheriff's
office, but instead they chose to ambush, then kill him.
Well now, two years later and after the cases against others involved with the occupation
have been dropped, Finicum's widow, Jeanette Finicum, is suing the Oregon State Police,
the FBI, and others over the murder of her husband, the Daily Caller reported.
Jeanette Finicum filed a wrongful death lawsuit Friday, the second anniversary of her husband's
death.
The lawsuit is for $5 million each for herself, her 12 children and her deceased husband's
estate, a total of $70 million plus court costs, The Oregonian reports.
LaVoy was "fatally shot three times in the back, assassination style, by one or more
militarized officers of the Oregon State Police and/or FBI," the lawsuit states.
"He was deliberately executed by a pre-planned government ambush, after he had exited his
vehicle with his hands up."
Days before the shooting, Jeanette had visited her husband at Malheur, staying with him from
Thursday, Jan. 21, through Sunday, Jan. 24.
"My husband took me into town for breakfast, we went to church, he was actively engaged
all day with people, teaching them about the Constitution and property rights," Jeanette
told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
"It was a peaceful place, quite frankly."
Jeanette's husband was killed that Tuesday, Jan. 26.
Of course, authorities have maintained that Finicum's death was of his own doing, and
they did find a loaded 9mm pistol in his jacket; however, at no point in the video did it appear
as if he was reaching for it.
Instead, it looked like he was trying to keep his balance and then grabbed his side after
being shot in the back.
Either way, hopefully this lawsuit will finally clear up the facts of the case, because to
most people, it looked like this man had been murdered in cold-blood.
For more infomation >> America's News HQ 01/27/18 6PM | January 27, 2018 Breaking News - Duration: 40:55. 
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