OREGON STANDOFF: LAVOY FINCIUM LAWSUIT UPDATE, FEDS WANT 46 MONTH SENTENCE FOR JASON PATRICK
"We are going to fight this with everything we have. We want to see a jury trial and we want to see justice for my husband.
But more importantly we want at every level to hold responsible those who are, who were involved with my husband's death and we want to hold them accountable.
We want to see transparency with the facts, all facts. We as American people have not seen a lot of transparency lately in a lot of different issues."
Jeanette Finicum speaks about wrongful death lawsuit in video posted on You Tube 2/9/2018
".....These actions and comments were in my opinion offensive in a professional federal law enforcement environment and were a clear violation of professional workplace norms, our code of conduct, policy and possibly even law.
The misconduct caused considerable disruption in our workplace, was discriminatory, harrassing and showed clear prejudice against the defendants, their supporters and Mormons. Often times this misconduct centered on being sexually inappropriate, profanity, appearance/body shaming and likely violated privacy and civil rights....."
Larry Wooten Memo
LaVoy Finicum's widow, Jeanette, has released a short video to update the situation regarding the family's wrongful death suit for his murder on January 26, 2016.
She says the purpose of the lawsuit is to hold those responsible accountable, not to extract revenge.
After the lawsuit was filed in US District Court in Pendleton, Oregon some posts were made online claiming it was about money (FBI disinformation, left-wing activists, environmentalists??????).
In the video she praises Bureau of Land Management whistle blower Larry Wooten.
Wooten's memo about how the Bunkerville-Bundy Ranch investigation was conducted.
The memo caused shock waves in the case and was disturbing to those who read it.
It provides evidence that federal law enforcement had a malicious and bigoted attitude towards the Bundy's and their supporters which may have played a role in justifying in federal government minds the operation that killed LaVoy Finicum and injured Ryan Bundy.
In the video she praises Bureau of Land Management whistle blower Larry Wooten.
Wooten's memo about how the Bunkerville-Bundy Ranch investigation was conducted.
The memo caused shock waves in the case and was disturbing to those who read it.
It provides evidence that federal law enforcement had a malicious and bigoted attitude towards the Bundy's and their supporters which may have played a role in justifying in federal government minds the operation that killed LaVoy Finicum and injured Ryan Bundy.
Federal prosecutors in Portland have asked US District Judge Anna J. Brown to give Jason Patrick 46 months in prison when she sentences him next Thursday February 15th. A jury convicted Patrick of "conspiracy to impede".
Patrick was convicted in the second rigged Oregon Standoff trial last year, where Judge Brown restricted the defense case after watching a broader defense case lead to not guilty verdicts in the first trial.
Jason Patrick turned himself in shortly after the trial and has already served 10 months in jail
Links are below:
Patrick was convicted in the second rigged Oregon Standoff trial last year, where Judge Brown restricted the defense case after watching a broader defense case lead to not guilty verdicts in the first trial.
Jason Patrick turned himself in shortly after the trial and has already served 10 months in jail
Links are below:
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