US Army Sergeant: LaVoy Finicum Murder Video Had Inconsistencies
Tim Brown February 1, 2016
US Army veteran Sgt. E-5 Allen Lardieri spoke out concerning the FBI release of the video of the murder of LaVoy Finicum (and) in his estimation, the video was not … drone footage, but was, in fact, a manned aerial vehicle (and that the vehicle and camera were not being operated according to standard operating procedures) …
He told Freedom Outpost that thermal imaging would have shown every shot fired and that had the pilot been flying at an altitude of 10,000 feet or higher would have rendered flawless video and given a better picture of what took place. …
According to Lardieri, the operator was knowingly (using methods) that would not provide the best video coverage or he was ignorant, which cannot be accounted for considering that this would be a basic operating procedure.
So, the only reason for the release of the video by the FBI is that it was meant to conceal … . Those are my words, not Sft. Lardieri’s.
(So the Feds once again prove themselves the total criminals they are. But the big story – what needs to be kept in mind – is not down in these details. The big story is that the BLM has been and plans to continue stealing people’s ranchland.)
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