The following report actually came from NBC News – one has to wonder why. It calls out a lie Joe Biden told about the DOJ investigator Robert Hur who wrote the damning report of the elderly President with a poor memory who is unfit to stand trial. Biden condemned Hur for asking him when his […] The post Elderly Joe with a Poor Memory Lied About DOJ Agent Robert Hur appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

White people are allegedly creating crimes that are an assault on black culture. Race hustler Ben Crump wants to redefine “crime” to advance black privilege. Crump opposes Broken Glass laws as an example. He also said it’s illegal to wear baggy pants or have milk cartons in your yard if you’re black. He says we […] The post Ben Crump Wants to Redefine “Crime” to Protect Black Culture appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Judge Engoran is expected to rule in the fraud case of Donald Trump and the Trump Organization on Friday. Donald Trump’s businesses and wealth are at serious risk. It doesn’t matter that there are no victims since it’s a disgorgement lawsuit. The State claims the Trump Organization’s allegedly fraudulent statements cost banks $168 Million in […] The post Judge Engoran’s Ruling Expected Friday – Trump’s at Serious Risk appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Undercover journalists with O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) infiltrated a secretive illegal immigrant camp in the Arizona desert operated by a Unitarian church‚ with one journalist allegedly being held at gunpoint by workers at the non-profit organization. The camp‚ called No Más Muerte and located in the desert of Aravaca‚ Arizona‚ about 30 miles north of the border‚ is operated by the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson‚ a tax-exempt non-profit organization‚ according to O’Keefe’s outlet. The video shows James O’Keefe and another undercover journalist with OMG entering the camp posing as land surveyors‚ but they were quickly told to leave by workers‚ who stated that the area was private property and confirmed that No Mas Muerte was operating on the premises. BREAKING: @OKeefeMedia infiltrates secret NO MAS MUERTES‚ @NoMoreDeaths encampment in the middle of the desert in Aravaca‚ Arizona near the border. Posing as donors and land surveyors‚ and with the help of an illegal immigrant working undercover‚ OMG recordings show this… pic.twitter.com/ZDIBlpdKIG — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) February 14‚ 2024 Meanwhile‚ a journalist with OMG posing as a donor called the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson‚ discovered that No Mas Muerte operates as a ministry of the church and has an annual budget of $400‚000 and about 5 employees. “No More Deaths appears to use its relationship to Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson to evade filing IRS documents of financial transparency (IRS Form 990) under an IRS exemption for religious organizations‚” O’Keefe explained in a post on X. But OMG sent in “an illegal immigrant working undercover” named Cesar to infiltrate the camp‚ where he was greeted by workers at No Mas Muerte. “This is our encampment for humanitarian aid‚ to rest‚ to get medical treatment‚ food‚” one woman who works for No Mas Muerte told Cesar. “Sometimes the patrols pass by‚” a woman who appeared to be the leader of No Mas Muertes explained. “This is a safe place for you but we always have threats here.” One woman wearing a mask who works for the organization told Cesar‚ “You also don’t need the mask‚ I only put it on when the military shows up or when those white people show up so they won’t take my picture.” “Did those guys hurt you?” another worker with No Mas Muertes asked the undercover journalist‚ referencing James O’Keefe and another undercover OMG journalist who posed as surveyors. “Those guys you met are white supremacists who are impersonating workers‚” he charged before a female worker explained that “right now there are people watching us and we are a little paranoid.” “So weird they got here right to our front door. We don’t know them‚” a worker identified as Alisa said. “We have heard and seen people are scouting us.” But the situation took a turn when two allegedly armed men from Mexico‚ one from Sonora‚ a hotbed of cartel activity and major human smuggling route‚ arrived at the camp and began speaking with the undercover journalist. “Why don’t you ask Border Patrol for asylum?” the man from Sonora asked‚ also inquiring where exactly he crossed the border to enter the United States. The woman working for No Mas Muertes then went on to tell the undercover journalist‚ “When you got here we were worried you were another one of their tricks.” The man from Sonora similarly expressed skepticism‚ asking the undercover journalist about his watch. “You got a camera in there?” he asked before adding‚ “you can talk on the phone on there?” But the man from Sonora‚ who refused to give the undercover journalist his name‚ explained that he had a friend who would take him to Phoenix‚ Arizona for $300‚ a proposition that James O’Keefe called “an odd request for a humanitarian group affiliated with a 501c3 with a $400‚000 budget.” But when Cesar was attempting to leave and get picked up by members of the OMG team‚ he ended up stranded on a dirt road and was forced to reenter the camp at nightfall. Cesar claims that he was held in the camp at gunpoint‚ with O’Keefe being forced to go to the camp‚ demand that he be released‚ and pick him up in a vehicle. “When he got back into the car‚ Cesar almost passed out. They were pointing guns at him‚” O’Keefe said.

The father of a man who killed his fiancée during a cross-country road trip in 2021 said he didn’t know what his son meant during a frantic phone call placed after the murder. Chris Laundrie‚ whose son‚ Brian Laundrie‚ admitted to killing his fiancée Gabby Petito in a case that gained national attention‚ acknowledged during a deposition in October that the phone call took place‚ People Magazine reported. He stated‚ however‚ that he had “no idea” what Brian meant during the call when he said “Gabby’s gone.” “I asked him‚ you know‚ how is he doing‚ and he — you know‚ he was not calm and he got very excited and told me things had — you know‚ ‘Gabby’s gone’ and he got very frantic‚” Chris said in the deposition‚ according to transcripts reviewed by WFLA. “Everything was frantic and quick. So‚ you know‚ Gabby’s gone.” Chris was then asked what else Brian had said during the phone call. “Well‚ it was quick‚” Chris replied. “He said‚ you know — and he was very panicked and he said he didn’t know what to do. He said‚ you know‚ ‘Can you help me‚’ you know‚ and he might need a lawyer‚ you know. And I would — I asked him why he wouldn’t tell me. He was very frantic. Everything was frantic and I started to not really comprehend‚ and then he said just‚ you know‚ ‘Can you help me?’ And I said‚ ‘Okay. I’ll help you.’ And I calmed him down and I said — I don’t know.” “It was — it was all mumbled and I still don’t remember everything that happened‚ but‚ you know‚ he said he needed help and to get an attorney‚” Chris continued. “And I told him‚ ‘Yeah‚ I’ll help you. I’ll call Steven Bertolino‚ and just stay put.’ And then I asked him again‚ and he just said‚ ‘Just help me.’ And I said‚ ‘Yeah‚ I’m going to‚ so stay calm. Stay put.’ And he hung up.” The deposition‚ which was just made public‚ is part of a lawsuit against the Laundrie family filed by Petito’s family‚ alleging the Laundries helped their son escape law enforcement. A civil trial for the lawsuit is scheduled to begin in May. Petito’s parents are seeking $100‚000 for pain and suffering due to the alleged actions of the Laundries. Laundrie is believed to have committed suicide after he went missing following the murder of his fiancée‚ whom Laundrie admitted to killing‚ according to the FBI. His remains were found in Florida’s Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park in October 2021‚ and his family’s attorney released the notebook found with his body in June 2022. “I ended her life‚” Laundrie wrote‚ according to a copy of the notebook exclusively provided to Fox News. “I thought it was merciful‚ that it is what she wanted‚ but I see now all the mistakes I made. I panicked. I was in shock.” Laundrie went on to claim that Petito‚ who was 22 when Laundrie strangled her to death‚ had injured herself in a fall while they were visiting Wyoming and that he killed her to take “away her pain.” “Rushing back to our car trying to cross the streams of spread creek before it got too dark to see‚ to [sic] cold. I hear a splash and a scream‚” Laundrie wrote‚ adding that he carried her as far as he could but had to stop to make a fire to keep them warm when he couldn’t make it back to the couple’s van. He claimed Petito “had a small bump on her forehead that eventually got larger” and that she “continually made sounds of pain‚ laying next to her she said little lapsing between violent shakes‚ gasping in pain‚ begging for an end to her pain.” Laundrie also referred to Petito’s death as his “mistake” and insisted that he was not ending his life “because of a fear of punishment but rather because I cant [sic] stand to live another day without her.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Petito and Laundrie were driving across the country visiting national parks when Petito went missing. She was last seen alive in late August before her family reported her missing in early September after Laundrie returned to his parents’ home in Florida without her. Laundrie’s family then reported him missing on September 17. Petito’s body was found in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on September 19‚ 2021. Laundrie’s remains were found on October 20.