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‘Poor’ Family Whose Eviction Sparked Portland’s BLM Riots Own A ‘Second’ Home


The indigenous Black family, whose eviction ignited Portland’s BLM riots, own a second home.

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This is the same family’s home where rioters developed a mega armed ‘autonomous zone’ as clashes between police continued. However, when news broke out about how the ‘poor’ family wasn’t so poor, it left many baffled beyond belief.

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Media sources confirmed how the Oregon family owns a second home, situated nearby in the vicinity. At the same time, they also managed to raise an additional mega $30,000. This is actually more than what they require to purchase back the home that they lost.

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Source: New York Post

The family entered the spotlight after losing their ‘Red House on Mississippi.’ In the same way, reports confirmed how the incident took place as the family defaulted in paying their second mortgage. And that was so they could pay up their legal fees for a criminal case.

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Source: New York Post

Meanwhile, sources also confirmed how their second home isn’t something new. In fact, they own their other home since 1966, situated just two miles away from the first. All of these reports came through Oregon’s Public Broadcasting, who confirmed the news.

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Other than that, one of the owner’s sons actually confirmed how the family wholly owns this second home. But he refused to answer any more questions regarding the matter.

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These shocking revelations come at a time when the famous ‘Red House on Mississippi’ stands in a ‘sealed off’ state.point 387 |

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In addition, protestors surrounded it with booby-traps.point 49 | Now, it’s commonly referred to as the famous ‘autonomous zone.point 114 | ’ This was right after police and rioters clashed in a series of violent episodes, last week.point 197 | 1

Source: New York Post

The news also comes in as the house’s developer that bought it, decided to sell it back to the same black family. But the price was a good $30,000 less than what the family raised through an online fundraiser recently.

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