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Ruby Ridge Conspiracy Theory

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Shrouded by the unknown and other government conspiracy theories, the Ruby Ridge incident is one of the most disputed cases in recent US history. What happened at Ruby Ridge is still questionable, and is still a major topic for some theorists. In 1992, Randy Weaver sold a federal agent, who posed as another person, two modified shotguns. After this, he was threatened for arrest under reason of incriminating evidence, which he declined and proceeded to lock himself in his home in Idaho with his wife and kids. After months of surveillence, the FBI and US Marshall made their first move on August 22, 1992, sending two agents to the property to ambush Randy Weaver and arrest him. Instead of Randy, his son Sammy and family friend Kevin Harrison

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