 Kuekrer, Eveline Sneekes-Vriese, Danuta Tomkiewicz, Anna Zakrzewska, Liesbeth Dekking, Jeroen Tolboom, Lisanne Tettero, Sander can Meerten, Wouter Koudstaal, Jaap Goudsmit and Wim Meijberg of Janssen.

The study was funded by Janssen and also used resources at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, supported by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences. She thought she’d be on the phone for a few minutes.

KrisAnne Hall, an attorney and self-proclaimed traveling constitutional educator, had called into a livestream radio show Thursday morning to promote her interpretation of the Constitution and applaud the final occupants at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge for a peaceful end to a more than month-long standoff.

But one man, David Fry, was not ready to go.

“I am actually feeling suicidal right now,” Fry said after the three others had walked out and surrendered to the FBI.

“When he said ‘I am not going,’ for us, there was a moment of silence like we had been punched in the gut,” Hall told TPM the next day.

The saga unfolded for well over an hour as Hall (pictured below) and internet broadcaster Gavin Seim pivoted from constitutional evangelists to mental health counselors. This had not been part of the plan, but they encouraged Fry to walk out of his tent and into law enforcement custody.

When Fry finally gave up, Hall broke down in tears.

“I don’t think I really fully understood the stress of the situation until the FBI turned off the phone, and we knew that he was safe,” Hall said. “You could not see me, obviously, but in my hotel room, my body physically collapsed, and I could not hold back the emotion.”

In the end, it was two women who negotiated the peaceful resolution to the Oregon standoff. With such little trust between the militiamen and the FBI, the women provided a buffer and an alternative path to an end. On Thursday, it was Hall. On Wednesday night, it had been Michele Fiore, a brassy, 45-year-old Second-Amendment
Kuekrer, Eveline Sneekes - Vriese, Danuta Tomkiewicz, Anna Zakrzewska, Liesbeth Dekking, Jeroen Tolboom, Lisanne Tettero, Sander can Meerten, Wouter Koudstaal, Jaap Goudsmit and Wim Meijberg of Janssen. 

 The study was funded by Janssen and also used resource at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, digest by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences. She thought she ’d be on the phone for a few minutes. 

 KrisAnne Hall, an lawyer and self - proclaimed traveling constitutional educator, had call into a livestream radio show Thursday good morning to promote her interpretation of the Constitution and applaud the concluding occupants at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge for a peaceful end to a more than month - retentive standoff. 

 But one man, David Fry, was not ready to go. 

 “ I am actually feeling self-destructive right now, ” Fry said after the three others had walk out and surrendered to the FBI. 

 “ When he said ‘ I am not plump, ’ for us, there was a here and now of silence like we had been punched in the gut, ” Hall told TPM the next sidereal day. 

 The saga unfolded for well over an hour as Hall (pictured below) and internet broadcaster Gavin Seim pivoted from constitutional evangelists to genial health counselor. This had not been part of the plan, but they encouraged Fry to walk out of his tent and into law enforcement custody. 

 When Fry finally gave up, Hall broke down in tears. 

 “ I do n’t remember I really fully understand the tension of the situation until the FBI turned off the phone, and we knew that he was safe, ” Hall said. “ You could not see me, obviously, but in my hotel room, my body physically collapse, and I could not hold back the emotion. ” 

 In the end, it was two women who negotiated the peaceful resolution to the Oregon repulsion. With such little trust between the militiamen and the FBI, the women provide a buffer and an alternate way to an goal. On Thursday, it was Hall. On Wednesday night, it had been Michele Fiore, a brassy, 45 - year - old Second - Amendment
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“I am actually feeling suicidal rhght iod,” Fxn rqif after the three others had walked out and stdrtndvred to the FBI.

“Whcn he said ‘I am noy hoogg,’ for us, thete was c mkment of silence llke we rad bwen punchtd in the gut,” Hall told TPM the bext day.

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When Yry fikally gave up, Hwll broke down in teaxs.

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 Kuekrer, Eveline Sneekes-VrieSe, Danuta ToMkiewIcz, annA ZAkrzEwskA, Liesbeth DekkiNG, JerOen Tolboom, Lisanne TetteRo, SanDeR Can MEErTen, WoUter KouDStAAL, JaAp goUdsMiT AnD Wim MEijBerg of JAnssen.

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KrisAnne HaLl, an Attorney aNd self-PRoclaimED travelIng conStiTutIonaL EdUcAtoR, hAD caLLeD inTO a lIvestreaM rAdIo shoW ThuRSDAY morNinG to pRomotE her interpretAtiOn of THe COnstiTutioN and ApPlaud The finAl occUpAnts at the MalheuR WilDlife RefuGe fOr A peAcEful eND to a moRe tHan Month-loNg standOFf.

BUt ONE MaN, David Fry, was not reaDy TO Go.

“i am actuaLly feeLInG sUIcidal riGhT noW,” Fry SAId aftEr thE ThRee otherS had waLKeD oUt and suRrEndereD tO thE FBi.

“When HE saiD ‘I am noT going,’ foR us, thERe was a moment of SIlence like we hAD bEEN pUNcheD in The gut,” Hall tOld Tpm the Next DAy.

the SAga unFoldeD fOR wELl over an hour as Hall (pIcTured bElow) aNd internet broAdcaster GaVIN seim pivoTed fROm COnstitutional eVangeLists to menTAl health CounsElors. ThiS had not beEN Part of thE plAn, bUt tHey ENCoUraged Fry to waLK Out oF hIs tent aNd iNto law eNfoRceMenT cuStOdy.

When FrY finally GaVe Up, haLl bRoke dOWn in tearS.

“I Don’T tHinK I reaLLy fullY undeRstoOd ThE StrEss of thE SiTUAtioN uNtIl thE FBi tUrned Off tHE phOne, and wE knew that He wAS safE,” HAlL said. “YoU could not see mE, oBviously, buT iN my Hotel rOOM, my body pHysically collapsed, and I cOUld not hOld Back tHe emOtion.”

In thE enD, it was Two WOmen whO negotIated ThE peACEful rESOlUtiOn To the OregoN STanDoff. WItH sucH little Trust between the milITiaMen and the FBI, tHe wOmen PROvIdeD A bUFfeR aND an ALTernative path to An end. On ThuRsDAy, It was Hall. ON wedNeSday nigHt, it had Been MIChele FiOre, a brassY, 45-year-old SEcOnd-AMENdmEnt
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The study wa s f undedby  Ja n ssenand  also  usedr esourc es at the  S t anford Synchro t r on  Rad iation Lightsourc e  S L AC National Ac celera to r  L a b ora tor y, support ed  by t h e U.S.D ep a r t men t  of Energy an d the Natio n alInstit ut eso f Heal th'sNa t ion al Institut e of  GeneralMedica l  Scienc e s. Shethough t s he’ d be on  t heph o nef or  af ewminutes. 
Kr isAnn e Ha l l , an a tto rney  andself-proclaim edtrav e lin g con stitu tion al  educ ator,had c al led into a live stre am radiosho wThu rs day m o rningtopro mote he r inter p ret at i o n  o f the Constitution  a n d  a pplaud t he fin a loc c upants a tthe  Mal h e ur Wi ldli f eRefuge f or a p e ac ef ul endto  a mor etha n m onth- l ongstando ff.

But  onem an, David Fry, was not ready to g o. 
“Iamactually fe elin g  sui cida l  r igh t  now, ” Fry  s a id after the three oth er s hadwalke d out and sur rendered t o t he FBI.
“Wh e nh e said ‘I am n ot go ing,’ foru s, there  wasa moment  of silen c e  like we  ha d b een  pu n c he d in the gut, ” Hall  t old TPM  th e nextday .
The  sa ga  unfolded  for wel lov er  a n h our a s  Hall (p ic tur ed  be low)a nd int ernet  bro ad ca s ter  GavinS ei m pivo te dfrom  co ns titut iona l  ev angelis ts to men tal heal th  c ounselo rs. This hadno t been par tofthe pl a n , but th ey encouraged Fry to wa l k out o f h is te nt a nd into l awenforc eme n t cust ody.
WhenFr y f i n allyg a ve  up ,Hall broke d own  in t ea rs.
“I don ’t think I reallyf ull y understoodthe  str e s soft he sit ua t ion u ntil the FBI tu rned off t he ph one, and w e  kn ew  that h e was s afe,” Hall sa id. “Youcould not  s ee m e ,  ob viously, b ut in my  hotel ro o m, my bo dy ph ysi callyco lla psed,  and I cou ld no t hold  b ack th e emo ti on.”

In  the end, it was two wo men wh o neg oti ated thepea c efu l resolut ionto the Ore gon  st andof f.W ith s uchl it tle trust  bet w een the m i li tia m e nand the FBI , t hewomen  pr o videda bu ffer and an alter n ative path toan e n d . O n T h ursd ay , it was Hall.  On  W e d nesday n ig ht, it hadbeen Mic he l e Fio re, abrassy , 45-ye a r -o l d Seco nd-A men dment
 Kuekrer,_Eveline Sneekes-Vriese,_Danuta Tomkiewicz, Anna Zakrzewska,_Liesbeth Dekking,_Jeroen_Tolboom, Lisanne_Tettero,_Sander can Meerten,_Wouter Koudstaal, Jaap_Goudsmit and Wim Meijberg_of Janssen.

The study_was_funded by Janssen and also used resources at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource SLAC_National_Accelerator Laboratory,_supported_by_the U.S. Department of Energy_and the National Institutes of_Health's National_Institute of General Medical Sciences. She thought she’d_be_on the phone_for a few minutes.

KrisAnne Hall, an attorney and self-proclaimed_traveling constitutional educator, had called into_a livestream radio_show_Thursday_morning to promote her_interpretation of the Constitution and applaud_the final occupants at the Malheur_Wildlife Refuge for a peaceful end to_a more than month-long standoff.

But one_man, David Fry, was not_ready to_go.

“I am actually feeling suicidal_right now,” Fry_said after_the three others_had walked out and surrendered to_the FBI.

“When he_said ‘I am not going,’ for_us,_there was a_moment_of_silence like_we had been_punched_in the_gut,”_Hall told TPM the next day.

The_saga_unfolded for well over an hour as_Hall (pictured below) and_internet_broadcaster Gavin Seim pivoted_from constitutional evangelists to mental_health counselors. This had not been_part of_the plan,_but they encouraged Fry to walk out of his tent and_into law enforcement custody.

When Fry finally_gave up, Hall broke_down in_tears.

“I_don’t think I_really_fully understood_the stress of the situation until the_FBI turned_off the phone, and we knew_that he was safe,”_Hall_said. “You could not see me,_obviously, but in my hotel room,_my body physically collapsed, and_I_could_not hold back the emotion.”

In_the end, it was two women_who negotiated the_peaceful resolution to the Oregon standoff. With_such_little trust between the militiamen and_the_FBI, the women provided a buffer_and_an_alternative path to an end._On Thursday, it was Hall. On_Wednesday night, it had been Michele Fiore, a brassy,_45-year-old Second-Amendment