Oregon Standoff: One of the Protesters Has Murder Conviction

By Published on January 21, 2016

One of the protesters taking part in the armed occupation at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is a 68-year-old former woodworker and, according to court records and authorities, a convicted killer.

Neil Sigurd Wampler drove to Oregon from his home on the California coast earlier this month to join those protesting the arson convictions of father and son ranchers outside Burns.

Read the article “Oregon Standoff: One of the Protesters Has Murder Conviction” on oregonlive.com.

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