The FBI says Youngblo and German National Felix Backall were the only people in a car that multiple U.S. Border Patrol agents stopped on I-91 for an immigration inspection last Monday. Within 15 minutes, Youngblood pulled out a gun, shot, and ultimately killed Agent Mayland. Backold died at the scene.

That was Alexis Crandall reporting. Youngblood was taken to the Dartmouth Medical Center for her injuries.

She's facing several federal charges in this case and is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon.

You know, I think that Mike, as far as the FBI and the prosecution of this case, we would expect a murder first degree charge,

but yet that's not what we're seeing.

We're seeing like a possession of a weapon and all kinds of other charges.

But I think they're trying to put this case together and see if they can draw a nexus between Vallejo, California, and

Pennsylvania, and perhaps even like a RICO case.

But it's proceeding in a sort of a strange way.

It's not, well, there's very little information coming out from the mainstream media. I just

wanted, you know, there's a reporter name Andy No, and I think a lot of you guys, he's sort of a

freelance reporter, but he wrote a story on this that someone just recently sent me, and this is

what he had to say.

And he's not the only one, but I'm curious as to why the mainstream media didn't get all over this.

Liberal media has been uninterested in investigating a couple involved in shooting dead,

a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Coventry, Vermont, near the

Canadian border on inauguration day. Why? Both in the duo are leftist trans militants. One of the

deceased armed militants is a German, believed to be in the country on H-1B visa. The duo was

allegedly connected to a trans-terror cell.

Federal law enforcement have been surveilling German men,

Felix Ophelia Buckholt,

and Seattle at UW student Teresa Milo Youngblood,

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