Ashley deserves justice. And that’s what Judicial Watch aims to do. If you haven’t been following this story, you should be. It’s our lawsuit against the federal government on behalf of Ashley Babbitt’s estate and her family. Her widower, Aaron Babbitt, who was her husband at the time she was killed at the US Capitol. We have a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit that we filed against the federal government, and through our litigation, through the actual lawsuit and our separate lawsuits under FOIA, to get access to information about how Ashley, a 14 year veteran of the Air Force, was killed that day in a way that was outrageous and unnecessary.

That’s hence the wrongful death lawsuit. We’ve exposed pretty much everything there is to know about what happened that day, specifically the murder or the killing of Ashleigh Babbitt. She was the only official homicide that day, the only official homicide victim. I know other Americans died that day, but she was officially labeled a homicide by government officials. And Michael Byrd, her shooter, as we’ve exposed, was given special protection. Never prosecuted, frankly, never seriously investigated. And then he was actually able to stay at a military facility for six months, courtesy of you, the American taxpayer. And we’ve demanded justice for Ashley through this litigation and spent thousands of hours investigating the case, not only separately, just in the public interest, but also on behalf of her family.

Once we began the representation. And that work included examining the video evidence of what happened to her that day. And it resulted in what? A compilation of her final 19 minutes of life on January 6, 2021. And this is a video the big media will never show you. This is a video that breaks apart the January 6 narrative because it shows a young woman killed for no good reason, shot at by a police officer in an ambush style. You recall in our lawsuit, witnesses at the time said to you murdered her. You murdered her. They shouted out.

And so I’m going to play you or play for you the final 19 minutes of Ashley’s life. And let me just say, before it runs, it can be quite graphic, so be warned. But it’s important to her memory and to the public interest that we have an historical accounting of what happened that day, because you won’t get it from the media, but here you’re going to get it right now from Judicial Watch. That was pretty awful, huh? It was disturbing. Ashley Babbitt shouldn’t have been killed. You can see, frankly, they could have moved her a little bit more quickly than they did.

But, you know, it’s going to be resolved in our lawsuit. And the lawsuit’s ongoing. We’ve reported to the court, Judicial Watch, as attorneys did, who worked so hard. You could see this video was the result of, you know, significant resources by Judicial Watch to compile this evidence. We are seeking to, and both parties are operating in good faith to partially or completely resolve the litigation. And so I’m quite hopeful that that does happen. And I can’t imagine President Trump is going to want anything other than to resolve this litigation. So in the meantime, we’re prepared, you know, to proceed with the litigation.

But right now, we’re talking to the other side to hopefully resolve the issues either completely or at least partly. So stay tuned here for more information on the Ashley Babbitt lawsuit. And I encourage you to go to our website@judicalwatch.org, obviously the video is there, but the material about Michael Byrd and his disingenuous, to put it mildly, actions that day and his dangerous behavior that suggested that he should have been nowhere near the Capitol that day, given his record we’ve uncovered and disclosed in our lawsuit and our various FOIA litigation lawsuits. Andour FOIA lawsuits and investigations. And, you know, Ashley deserves justice, and that’s what Judicial Watch aims to do.

And we’re proud to represent her family. And of course, I see this and I think of her mom and I think of her husband, Aaron, and what they must go through, knowing this issue remains unresolved. Of course, the police officer was never prosecuted, and we can’t prosecute him. Only government can. So stay tuned for more. And I hope to have some good news for you one way or the other soon, but we’ll see. Thanks for watching. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button and like our video down below.
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