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originally posted by: Indigo5
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Indigo5
The first shot fired is @0:06.
The guy behind the black truck ducking away fired and turned around.
Then the victim drops his arms.
That is precisely disputed by Victoria Sharp who was in the truck with LaVoy...She claims the first shots (3 rapid fire) are the only shots and dropped him immediately.
Again...claiming stuff without examining, watching or listening to evidence is to intentionally muddy the discussion..
Sidenote: people just repeatedly claiming stuff as fact without addressing or even examining evidence is really just kind trolling.
Honestly...he knew his way around guns..and that repeated reaching/fumbling for his gun? While shouting just shoot me?
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Indigo5
Honestly...he knew his way around guns..and that repeated reaching/fumbling for his gun? While shouting just shoot me?
Was he fumbling for his gun or was he grasping a bullet wound?
According to eyewitness, he didn't carry his gun on him when going to that meeting.
And as far as the Feds stating he was carrying a stolen weapon? I believe it is going to be interesting when his wife finds the papers on his gun proving it was not his gun, but a plant.
Then I could be wrong. However we will all have to wait to see what more information comes out as time goes on.
originally posted by: Informer1958
Here’s what the main-stream-media, and the FBI failed to tell you about the condition of Lavoy Finicum’s body. As previously reported, Finicum died of 3 gunshots. When the family received the body, they soon realized their beloved husband and father was shot 9 times, once in the face. There will be no open casket at the funeral.
Last week, news broke that LaVoy Finicum had been gunned down by federal agents following an ambush, and while video of the terrifying incident was released, details have been slim. However, that’s since changed, and after his family received his body, they made a chilling discovery.
The investigative blog LozzaFun1 had more information about Finicum’s death, which seemed more like an assassination if you actually watched the video, and according to Barbara Davis, things are exactly as they speared to be. If you remember, the FBI claims that they found a 9mm pistol in Finicum’s pocket after searching his lifeless body, but there’s eyewitness reports that he and the people with him purposefully left the weapons at the refuge in case they ran into law enforcement.
That same witness also claimed that the reason Finicum fled the initial stop is because he was being shot at by authorities.
“The only reason he drove off was because he was being fired at so he drove off so he didn’t get shot. There’s two rounds in the top of his truck that they were able to photograph. That’s why he drove off and tried to get around there because he was afraid they were going to kill him. And he was right.”
The FBI’s claim is further called into question after seeing what Davis wrote on Facebook about the serial number. Apparently, members of the Pacific Patriots Network were able to run the serial number 54119868, and the weapon was stolen two years ago, so she believes it’s a plant.
Also, when Finicum’s family received the rancher’s body, they discovered that he had been shot nine times by federal authorities. If you watch the video, that seems like entirely too many for the situation, considering that Finicum appeared to have his hands in the air just prior to being mercilessly gunned down. Davis also said that Finicum now has to have a closed casket funeral, thanks to being shot directly in the face.
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Shot "Nine times" and shot in the face. That is called over kill.
That is why you will not hear any sound on the video in question, it will incriminate the federal police for murder.
I believe the family has a case.
What do you all believe?
The Feds don't have a monopoly on carrying a throw away weapon.
a reply to: Drunkenparrot
The Feds don't have a monopoly on carrying a throw away weapon.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Drunkenparrot
The Feds don't have a monopoly on carrying a throw away weapon.
Care to prove that? You are putting our government on a pedestal as if they do no wrong.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Drunkenparrot
The Feds don't have a monopoly on carrying a throw away weapon.
Care to prove that? You are putting our government on a pedestal as if they do no wrong.
originally posted by: spy66
What about the roadblock. Setting up a roadblock is: Use Of Deadly force.
This reaks of police violations all the way to the Governor and the federal government...period.
His death inspired a call for like-minded followers to come to Kanab, Utah, for his funeral Friday. The day's events, billed as "Lavoy Finicum's Stand for Freedom," include a visitation and funeral followed by a memorial horse ride to a local middle school for a benefit concert.
The events could draw up to 1,000 people, including many from Kanab and the nearby towns of Fredonia and Cane Beds, Arizona, said Sgt. Alan Alldredge of the Cane County Sheriff's Office. Others are expected to come from Nevada and elsewhere in Arizona.
originally posted by: spy66
a reply to: Shamrock6
If he had a stolen a gun, he should be charged for having a stolen gun. Not shot and killed.
What about the roadblock. Setting up a roadblock is: Use Of Deadly force. This means the FBI and Troppers intended to use Deadly force to stop the subject. The roadblock was not set up properly according to regulations.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Indigo5
Honestly...he knew his way around guns..and that repeated reaching/fumbling for his gun? While shouting just shoot me?
Was he fumbling for his gun or was he grasping a bullet wound?
According to eyewitness, he didn't carry his gun on him when going to that meeting.
And as far as the Feds stating he was carrying a stolen weapon? I believe it is going to be interesting when his wife finds the papers on his gun proving it was not his gun, but a plant.
originally posted by: tweetie
originally posted by: Indigo5
originally posted by: tweetie
a reply to: Indigo5
LaVoy asked the women to get out of the truck at the first stop. Payne was shot at when his hands and head were out of the window while yelling to officers there were women inside. Payne got out and surrendered but Victoria didn't want to get out because she was afraid. Shawna didn't want to leave her so they didn't get out.
I'll say this on the Payne being shot at thing...I don't "think" it happened. He might have said it and there might have been adrenaline going on fogging perception and memory...but I don't think he was shot at and then decided to get out of the truck. I will wait for his full accounting in court docs to clarify that bit.
Fair enough but both women stated a bullet hit between the mirror and the door which is why Payne quickly ducked back inside. I have no idea what Payne would say.
originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Indigo5
Honestly...he knew his way around guns..and that repeated reaching/fumbling for his gun? While shouting just shoot me?
Was he fumbling for his gun or was he grasping a bullet wound?
According to eyewitness, he didn't carry his gun on him when going to that meeting.
Just to be clear...and this is why the BS bothers me...
Victoria Sharp is the eye-witness the Militia has put forward
at 1:36
Do you know if any of them had a gun?
Victoria: "I know that LaVoy had a gun holstered"..."I know that Ryan Payne had a gun holstered" etc. etc.