A Louisiana man who was on the run for 32 years was apprehended in Mexico last week. According to the FBI, Greg Lawson, 63 was brought back to the U.S. from Mexico on Thursday.

Lawson was accused of shooting a man back in 1991. He fled the courthouse right before the jury brought back a guilty verdict on attempted murder. His truck was found down the street from the courthouse. The FBI in New Orleans received a tip which led to his arrest.

ABC News:

ARCADIA, La. — A Louisiana man who fled his 1991 trial for attempted murder has been arrested more than three decades later after authorities found him hiding in Mexico, authorities said.

Greg Lawson, 63, was brought back to the United States on Thursday after being located in Mexico, the FBI said. Lawson was accused of shooting a man in 1991 in Bienville Parish.

Lawson fled the courthouse just as the jury was headed back into the courtroom to return a guilty verdict on a charge of attempted murder, KSLA reported. His truck was found a block away from the courthouse at the time.

The FBI posted video to X, previously known as Twitter, of Lawson being escorted by authorities at an airport. He is seen appearing to nervously laugh as authorities place him in handcuffs.

“The three-decades-long search for a man convicted of attempted murder is over, thanks to a tip received by #FBINewOrleans. This morning, 63-year-old Greg Lawson is back in a Louisiana jail awaiting action by Bienville Parish authorities,” the FBI wrote.

ARCADIA, La. (AP) — The FBI says a Louisiana man who fled his 1991 trial for attempted murder has been arrested more than three decades later after authorities found him hiding in Mexico. https://t.co/zSVyuq8u1D

— WAND TV News (@wandtvnews) September 24, 2023

The FBI worked with Mexican Immigration authorities to help capture Lawson in Huatulco, Mexico on September 19th. He was deported from Mexico for violating their immigration laws.

Channel 10 News KLFY:

FBI New Orleans received a tip that Lawson was in Mexico. Agents in Shreveport coordinated with Mexican immigration authorities through the FBI Headquarters and Lawson war arrested in Huatulco, Mexico, on Sept. 19.

Mexican officials deported Lawson for immigration violations and agents are working with the Bienville Parish Sheriff’s Office to return the convicted murderer to Louisiana.

Douglas A. Williams, Jr., is the Special Agent in Charge of FBI New Orleans. He expressed thanks to partners and the public, who never quit hoping that justice could be served for the victim.

Greg Lawson laughed as agents cuffed him.

WATCH:

A US fugitive was caught in Mexico after more than 30 years on the run – and he appears to just laugh it off as he's being handcuffed.

Greg Lawson fled Louisiana in 1991, before a jury found him guilty of attempted second-degree murder. pic.twitter.com/yqsnjwW7qp

— Metro (@MetroUK) September 23, 2023

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This article originally appeared on JoeHoft.com and was republished with permission.

Prominent pollster Rasmussen announced recently that it cannot produce accurate polls on elections because of the massive amounts of voter fraud occurring in this country. 

Rasmussen will now provide evidence for why they cannot produce their results. 

“Election fraud renders scientific election forecasting worthless. So we will continue to cover all official investigations into it. The question is, why don’t others? And, yes, Arizona and Georgia are mostly Republican controlled,” Rasmussen reported.

Election fraud renders scientific election forecasting worthless.

So we will continue to cover all official investigations into it.

The question is, why don’t others?

And, yes, Arizona and Georgia are mostly Republican controlled.

https://t.co/Y58N0fHRmz

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 23, 2023

Rasmussen then shared an example of election fraud from the 2020 Election.

830,000 Impressions @GovKemp @GaSecofState

So far …

And you’ve got up to 150,000 still hidden 2020 ballots – like these https://t.co/Sd39L481Xd

— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September 23, 2023

Over 830,000 ballot impressions were illegally destroyed after the 2020 Election. No one has been held accountable for this crime.

Another 150,000 ballots were identified during the recounts in Fulton County, Georgia that were supposedly mail-in ballots, but they had never been reviewed. These ballots were identical and were not folded and yet we were told they were mail-in ballots.

VoterGA sued the county to be able to review these ballots.  The lower court said they didn’t have standing after leading them on in a 9-month trial.  The Georgia Appellate Court agreed some months later, and then finally, last Christmas, the Georgia Supreme Court said VoterGA had standing and could, therefore, review the ballots.

This ruling was passed down to the Appellate Court, which has sat on it, still not allowing VoterGA to review these ballots.  

God only knows if these ballots have not been tampered with during this time.

How could any pollster produce polling out of this corrupt mess?

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