OREGON STANDOFF:  THE FBI KNEW SOMETHING BEFORE IT HAPPENED, FINICUM WIDOW HOPES MORE  WHISTLE BLOWERS COME OUT

"....the "Wooten Report", I think you should all print it off and read it because it goes in great detail about the violations that the BLM officers and FBI agents were involved in..... and I want to thank all the BLM officers, the FBI officers, the police officers that are good, upstanding men and women who serve us day in and day out.   I know you're there, but you too have a responsibility to hold these bad actors accountable........"

LaVoy Finicum's widow Jeanette Finicum in video posted 2/16/2018

In the days leading up to the Oregon Standoff protest, authorities knew something was going to happen on January 2nd when hundreds were scheduled to march and rally in Burns, Oregon in support of ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond, headed to prison a second time to serve out mandatory "terrorism" sentences for lighting a back fire to protect their property.

Ammon Bundy had expressed his desire to do more than just a march and rally to those who claimed to be his friends from the ranks of "militia" and "three percenters".    It was apparently from those ranks that word was passed to the FBI.

The feds weren't sure exactly what was going to happen (Ammon Bundy did not reveal the wildlife refuge to be protest site until January 2nd) but they surmised a federal facility would be occupied.

As workers at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge left for the New Year's Day holiday weekend they were told not to return to work afterwards until called to do so.

And when Ammon Bundy announced his plans in the backroom of a restaurant in Burns, Oregon on January 2nd, a Harney County sheriff's deputy witnessed it.

So why would the FBI let the protest happen in the first place.

Because it would set the stage for the use of violence against the protesters on January 26th, the operation that killed LaVoy Finicum and injured Ryan Bundy.

It would also allow for the arrest of people who would be jailed indefinitely without bail as domestic terrorists.

In a new video posted Friday, LaVoy Finicum's widow urges viewers to print out the whistleblower memo from Bureau of Land Management agent Larry Wooten and read it themselves.

Jeanette Finicum also calls on 'upstanding' members of  law enforcement to hold 'bad actors' in their ranks accountable.  

It appears that LaVoy's widow would like to see more people come forward to expose wrongdoing in the case of her husband's murder in the aftermath of the filing of a wrongful death lawsuit by family members.

Links below for Jeanette Finicum's video and the Larry Wooten Memo......

Jeanette Finicum Video 2/16/2018

Larry Wooten Memo