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originally posted by: Xcathdra
One theory I saw raised was he was administered sodium pentothol (essentially used as a truth serum) because the North thought he may have been CIA. During these interrogations to much was administered resulting in the medical issue.
No evidence to support that theory other than past incidents.
The theory was raised by a former military or intelligence guy on Foxnews.
originally posted by: Thecakeisalie
a reply to: SBMcG
Let me gaze into my crystal ball...Lil' kim will get salty and threaten the US with nukes again and The gov't will impose sanctions again. it's a Ferris wheel and a revolving door rolled all into one.
originally posted by: crazyewok
Dont see why everyone angry.
Fact is you DONT go to north korea.
And if you do go you DONT commit theft.
Otto should earn a Darwin award.
North korea rid the USA of a idiot. Not something your in short supply of.
Maybe you Americans should think twice about visting a bat# insane tyranical country thats hates the USA and has a history of arresting US citizens for laughs?
The destroyer John Paul Jones, running the Navy’s top-of-the-line Aegis Baseline 9.C2 combat system, failed to intercept a medium-range ballistic missile launched from the Pacific Missile Range Facility at Kauai, Hawaii [on 21 June 2017].
originally posted by: SBMcG
A question I would ask those who oppose taking military action to at the very least destroy Kim’s nuclear program, what say you about this?
originally posted by: SBMcG
If it would have been me using terms like “retarded American” and referring to a murder victim as an “idiot”, I would have already had my post removed for “political trolling” and been given another ominous and peremptory warning threatening my account.
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: SBMcG
If it would have been me using terms like “retarded American” and referring to a murder victim as an “idiot”, I would have already had my post removed for “political trolling” and been given another ominous and peremptory warning threatening my account.
As for murder? Well seeing as his dip# parents wont allow a autopsy there is no evidence.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: SBMcG
If it would have been me using terms like “retarded American” and referring to a murder victim as an “idiot”, I would have already had my post removed for “political trolling” and been given another ominous and peremptory warning threatening my account.
As for murder? Well seeing as his dip# parents wont allow a autopsy there is no evidence.
And that there is the most surprising and unexpected chapter in this entire Otto episode.
...[A]n autopsy for insurance purposes, or to determine the cause of death for the government/ medical records is not permitted.
During his incarceration, Warmbier’s family was advised to keep his Jewish background and identity concealed while officials tried to negotiate his release, a negotiator told The Times of Israel.
That was because the North Korean justification for his imprisonment centered on a dubious claim that Warmbier had stolen a propaganda poster in a Pyongyang hotel lobby on orders from the Friendship United Methodist Church in Wyoming, Ohio, to bring it back “as a trophy” in exchange for a used car worth $10,000.
“We didn’t want to share it,” said Mickey Bergman, who worked on negotiations for Warmbier’s release, referring to the fact of Warmbier’s Jewishness. “The family chose, rightfully so, not to share that information while he was in captivity… because they didn’t want to embarrass [North Korea] by explaining that he actually was Jewish” and thus would not have been affiliated with the church.
“That’s why that part of the story was kept quiet,” added Bergman, executive director of The Richardson Center, an organization founded by former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson that works to negotiate the release of prisoners and hostages held by hostile regimes.
Warmbier was visiting the reclusive Asian nation on a New Year’s student tour in January 2016. He was arrested just before departing Pyongyang International Airport. Earlier in his trip, he was briefly detained for taking down a sign on a staff-only floor at the Yanggakdo International Hotel, where he was staying.