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[[File:John Mark Dougan.jpg|right|300px|thumb|John Mark Dougan]]
[[File:John Mark Dougan.jpg|right|300px|thumb|John Mark Dougan]]
Documentary film maker John Mark Duggan living in Moscow appears on the kill list.<ref>https://youtu.be/tii5hPD1kEM</ref> John Mark Duggan is a former [[United States Marine]] and former Deputy Sheriff in [[Florida]] who was forced to seek political asylum in Russia after exposing [[corruption]] in the Palm Beach, Florida sheriff's department, prosecutor's office, the [[Obama FBI]], [[DOJ]], and [[Department of Homeland Security]].<ref>https://badvolf.com/about-john-mark-dougan/</ref>
Documentary film maker John Mark Duggan living in Moscow appears on the kill list.<ref>https://youtu.be/tii5hPD1kEM</ref> John Mark Duggan is a former [[United States Marine]] and former Deputy Sheriff in [[Florida]] who was forced to seek [[political asylum]] in Russia after exposing [[corruption]] in the Palm Beach, Florida sheriff's department, prosecutor's office, the [[Obama FBI]], [[DOJ]], and [[Department of Homeland Security]].<ref>https://badvolf.com/about-john-mark-dougan/</ref>
Dougan had undercover videotaped recordings of Palm Beach police officials and prosecutors refusing to prosecute the families of drug traffickers in the Palm Beach police and prosecutors office. The [[corrupt]] [[DOJ|Obama Justice Department]] threatened to prosecute Dougan for recording the government officials without their consent. He was charged with 95 counts, and faced 95 years in prison. Dougan was granted political asylum in Russia.
Dougan had undercover videotaped recordings of Palm Beach police officials and prosecutors refusing to prosecute the families of drug traffickers in the Palm Beach police and prosecutors office. The [[corrupt]] [[DOJ|Obama Justice Department]] threatened to prosecute Dougan for recording the government officials without their consent. He was charged with 95 counts, and faced 95 years in prison. Dougan was granted political asylum in Russia.