OMG Investigates FEMA Part 3: O’Keefe Sneaks Into Emergency FEMA Locations, Exposes Empty Disaster Recovery Center (VIDEO) |

O’Keefe Media Group on Wednesday released FEMA Part 3: James O’Keefe snuck into emergency FEMA locations and exposed an empty disaster recovery center.

Two months after Hurricane Milton ripped through Florida and the Carolinas and still so many Americans are without aid or proper shelter.

“We don’t want to have an epidemic of people freezing to death,” a resident said during the Buncombe County Commissioners meeting, voicing frustration over the slow pace of disaster relief in North Carolina, OMG reported. Another resident added, “I’ve never seen the lack of public officials coming out and actually trying to help.”

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OMG Investigates FEMA – Part 3: O’Keefe Sneaks Into Emergency FEMA Locations, Exposes Empty Disaster Recovery Center pic.twitter.com/q2mIOYZLnb

— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 11, 2024

As reported last Thursday, O’Keefe released part one of his investigation into FEMA.

Officials with the so-called Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ordered relief workers to purposely skip over homes in Florida displaying Trump signs in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina are still sleeping in tents as FEMA slow-rolls recovery efforts.

In the must-see video, O’Keefe showcased the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene, including destroyed houses, churches, roads, and polluted streams, and spoke to several devastated residents, volunteers, and founders from nonprofit organizations across North Carolina. FEMA has hardly done anything to help these people.

Most shockingly, one resident revealed that they were discovering human bones in the storm’s wreckage.

Tammy Kelly, a resident of Green Mountain, NC, showed O’Keefe what used to be a church, swept off its foundation by the floods. Tammy said of the tents that people are currently forced to sleep in that she wishes FEMA would at least provide something like storage buildings for people to sleep in because it’s a “whole lot better than a tent.”

She then proceeded to show O’Keefe the human bones, explaining that the Sheriff’s department told residents to just let the bones float away, claiming they could just be cemetery bones. “It’s still someone’s family,” said Tammy Kelly.

OMG INVESTIGATES FEMA – Part 1: “FEMA Doesn’t Want These People”: North Carolina Residents Still Stranded as @FEMA Fails to Deliver Aid After Hurricane Helene pic.twitter.com/nECcY5Z8QA

— James O’Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 5, 2024

Last Friday James O’Keefe released part two of O’Keefe Media Group’s investigative series into FEMA’s lack of response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.

In part two of the FEMA exposé, O’Keefe snuck onto a FEMA lodging compound in Candler, North Carolina and attempted to speak to federal employees with hidden cameras. “We rolled up to the compound, and right when we got out of the car, they started shutting the gate,” O’Keefe said in the clip, noting that “they told us not to record.” Even more suspicious, “We spoke to these two guys, and immediately they turned their badges around,” O’Keefe said.

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OMG Investigates FEMA – Part 2: O’Keefe Calls @FEMA’s Mysterious ‘HAL’ Robot-Like Representative for Answers on Disaster Relief Response pic.twitter.com/HetUfxV10P

— O’Keefe Media Group (@OKeefeMedia) December 6, 2024