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Wallowa County, Oregon Sued for $10-Million


By US~Observer Staff

Wallowa County OregonOn March 15, 2012, a ten million dollar federal lawsuit was filed against Wallowa County, Oregon and others. The US~Observer got involved and the onslaught began. Yes, an onslaught of accusations, documents, evidence, etc., has been presented to us within the short few weeks since our investigation into the lawsuit, and the very tangled history that precedes it, started.
Claims of attorney malpractice, conflicts of interest, inept agencies, bank fraud, wire fraud, trust fraud, lies, thefts, false charges, conspiracies and more have been presented to us – we currently have a team of highly qualified professionals sorting through each allegation and every document.
Don’t miss our next edition, wherein we will begin to expose the lawsuit and its history.

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