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[[File:Loretta Lynch and Bill Clinton meet in P 0 41315067 ver1.0 640 480.jpg|right|350px|thumb|'''Bill Clinton/Loretta Lynch tarmac collusion, June 27, 2016. Phoenix airport.''' Lynch's long awaited announcement on the disposition of the [[Hillary Clinton email scandal|Hillary Clinton email investigation]] never occurred when she compromised herself in a secret meeting with the husband of the accused. The Clintons had effectively compromised Obama, when Obama responded to emails Hillary sent from Russian territory which likely were hacked.
FBI Dir. Comey surprisingly announced days later he decided against recommending prosecution, usurping the authority of the Attorney General. The Justice Dept. immediately tried to cover up the meeting and denied it had any paper trail of its existence.]]
*'''Terrance Yeakey''' - May 8, 1996. First police officer to arrive at the Murrah Building following the [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Yeakey had collected together a vast amount of hard data on the bombing of the Murrah Federal building. Yeakey's patrol car was found abandoned along a dirt road, the front seat covered with blood. Officer Yeakey himself was found a short distance away, with 11 cut wounds on both arms and two in his throat, plus a gunshot through the head. No gun was ever found, and the death was declared a "suicide". His material on the OK City bombing was never found following his death. His life had been threatened.
*'''Terrance Yeakey''' - May 8, 1996. First police officer to arrive at the Murrah Building following the [[Oklahoma City bombing]]. Yeakey had collected together a vast amount of hard data on the bombing of the Murrah Federal building. Yeakey's patrol car was found abandoned along a dirt road, the front seat covered with blood. Officer Yeakey himself was found a short distance away, with 11 cut wounds on both arms and two in his throat, plus a gunshot through the head. No gun was ever found, and the death was declared a "suicide". His material on the OK City bombing was never found following his death. His life had been threatened.