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Vegas shooters, Millers were turned away from the Bundy ranch by the Oath Keepers and militias. They were not a part of the Bundy ranch defense

Posted on | June 10, 2014 | No Comments

 

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Posted to NSAbook last night…

 

Mike Frye The shootings that occurred in Las Vegas, on Sunday, June 8, 2014, were initiated by Jerad (age 31) and his wife, Amanda (age 22) Miller. There has been speculation of ties between the Millers and the Operation Mutual Aid support of the Bundy family and ranch. This is to set the record straight.

The Millers arrived at Bunkerville between April 12 and 14, though were never admitted to the ranch property or the operational militia base until the following events occurred. After a few days, questions were raised by other participants about the Millers. They were then brought to the area of the ranch and were interrogated by Jerry DeLemus, Ryan Payne, Booda, and Jack Stobel (OathKeeper).

Jerad Miller admitted that he was a convicted felon. He was armed, probably with a model 1911, 0.45-caliber handgun. The interrogation was conducted based upon reports from other participants regarding the aggressive nature of the couple and the apparent volatility displayed by Jerad.

This first interrogation resulted in a subsequent meeting between DeLemus, Payne and Stobel, as well as Stewart Rhodes and Mike Vanderboegh. The initial assessment was that they were not of the caliber of people needed to provide for the defense of the Bundy family and property. They were first directed to go to Mesquite and report on what was occurring there. Because of their disheveled appearance, Rhodes gave them “a couple hundred dollars” so that they could get a motel room, shower, and some new clothes.

Prior to their leaving for Mesquite, Jerry DeLemus realized that there might be a problem if they appeared to be working with the operation, and armed, so he took Miller’s gun and put it in his tent.

As the discussion continued, the realization that there could be more serious consequences if the Millers were associated with the operation, it was decided that they should be asked to leave the ‘jurisdiction’ of the operation. Jerry returned Miller’s property and they were told to leave the area. The operation was properly focused on defense of property and people, and did not have any facility, obligation, or right, to do other than what they did.

The Millers were sent on their way. Never were the Bundys apprised of this situation. It was dealt with by the shared command of the militia contingent that had evolved through the progression of the operation.

What subsequently developed is quite unfortunate. However, the rapidly unfolding of events at the ranch did not diminish the necessity of proper vetting of participants.

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