Top Hillary Super PAC donor Steve Mostyn commits suicide...body count +1

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: MteWamp

No, no, no,,

He stabbed himself 38 times.

With a nail gun.

originally posted by: norhoc
a reply to: Vasa Croe


Maybe his "sudden mental illness" was Trump Derangement Syndrome

I think he may have been suffering from Stage 4 TURD.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

More on Craig Eiland--

His Wikipedia page is WORTH reading:

Eiland was first elected to the House in 1994. For eight years he served on the Insurance and Appropriations committees, including four years as Vice Chair of the Insurance Committee and two years as chair of the House Pensions and Investments Committee.

In 2009, Speaker Joe Straus named Eiland the House Speaker Pro-tempore, a job which entails leading the house in Speaker Straus' absence. Eiland was also named to the powerful House Appropriations committee and the Insurance committee.

AND...

...AND...he is representing "SEVERAL" victims of the LAS VEGAS SHOOTING. And he is looking for MORE.

Maybe false flag believers are looking in the wrong place for motive. Maybe it's not gun control...maybe it's the profit to be made in mega-million dollar lawsuits that get filtered to PACs, parties, and candidates.

originally posted by: norhoc
a reply to: Vasa Croe


Maybe his "sudden mental illness" was Trump Derangement Syndrome

Maybe he was having the dreams John Dean complained about--early fall in 2016, he says:
www.theatlantic.com - 'He Is Going to Test Our Democracy as It Has Never Been Tested'...

Sometime early last fall, John Dean says he began having nightmares about a Trump presidency. He would wake in the middle of the night, agitated and alarmed, struggling to calm his nerves. “I’m not somebody who remembers the details of dreams,” he told me in a recent phone call from his home in Los Angeles. “I just know that they were so bad that I’d force myself awake and out of bed just to get away from them.”

Honestly, I never had dreams, but I did have moments when I was falling asleep where I felt like we were in a play or a movie. I couldn't believe Trump was winning when better candidates were lined up all around him. Then I'd realize it's real. It's not a movie. I'd panic for a couple seconds then it'd pass away, and I'd forget what I was worrying about. That stopped long before the actual election, but just sharing it here. It was sort of like this:

a reply to: MotherMayEye

AND, I would like to point out this Las Vegas Review Journal article someone sent me a couple of weeks ago that claims the FBI put victims of the shooting in contact with a victim specialist that asked if they want to participate in a class-action lawsuit against MGM and Mandalay Bay with two private law firms:

COMMENTARY: Has the FBI become a telemarketing firm for the trial lawyers?

In context of the really awesome and informative article Deetermined posted on the previous page regarding Mostyn filtering excessive hurricane insurance lawsuit profits to candidates, PACs, and political parties (that were against tort reform) (Link), I am very skeptical of Craig Eiland and his monopoly on representing Las Vegas shooting victims.

Did he kill himself like this.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Ya know, all this could support a thread of its own...

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: Vasa Croe

Loved that article, too.

Also, FWIW, I just went back to your OP and read the Dallas News story linked, and a name stuck out at me:

Former Galveston Rep. Craig Eiland remembered Mostyn from working with him on hurricane cases. Mostyn was a tenacious lawyer who found things that no one else found, Eiland said.

'Eiland' is one of the names in that list you posted in the '12 indictments now' thread:

USA vs Eiland (8:17-po-10064)
Courts > Maryland District Court
Filed: Nov 15, 2017

Link to your comment

Of course, that's a Maryland case...not Texas. But, it's a pretty interesting coincidence, imo.

Well that is an interesting coincidence. I'll have to check into that some more.

a reply to: jadedANDcynical

I'm so glad you saw those comments. I knew it would pique your interest. But I don't think I'm up to the challenge of generating the interest it deserves. There's something important here and I don't want to do it an injustice.

ETA:

Read that as: Someone else do it...please!

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: Vasa Croe

More on Craig Eiland--

His Wikipedia page is WORTH reading:

Eiland was first elected to the House in 1994. For eight years he served on the Insurance and Appropriations committees, including four years as Vice Chair of the Insurance Committee and two years as chair of the House Pensions and Investments Committee.

In 2009, Speaker Joe Straus named Eiland the House Speaker Pro-tempore, a job which entails leading the house in Speaker Straus' absence. Eiland was also named to the powerful House Appropriations committee and the Insurance committee.

AND...

...AND...he is representing "SEVERAL" victims of the LAS VEGAS SHOOTING. And he is looking for MORE.

Maybe false flag believers are looking in the wrong place for motive. Maybe it's not gun control...maybe it's the profit to be made in mega-million dollar lawsuits that get filtered to PACs, parties, and candidates.

Very very interesting.

And that article that was linked earlier had me thinking along these same lines. Who really cares about gun control? It's the money to be made off the suits then the government bailouts afterwards.

The big law firms are designated to donate big money from the suit, judges paid off, etc....

Then the government just bails out the insurance companies.

Crazy!

originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: MotherMayEye

Ya know, all this could support a thread of its own...

I agree!

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: jadedANDcynical

I'm so glad you saw those comments. I knew it would pique your interest. But I don't think I'm up to the challenge of generating the interest it deserves. There's something important here and I don't want to do it an injustice.

If you build it, they will come....

a reply to: introvert TREE FIDDY !! Tell Soros you want you're money , rent is due !!

originally posted by: dfnj2015
If Hillary is so powerful then how come she lost the election?

Her arrogant pride! She didn’t think that she needed to campaign in WI.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

You are definitely onto something here, MME.

Lawsuits are currently being filed against the estate of the gunman, James Paddock; MGM Resorts International; Live Nation Entertainment; and the manufacturer of the "bump stock" device used in the shooting. These lawsuits may result in cash settlements or jury awards for victims.

Looks like he's covering all the bases.

Do you know who the "victim specialist" was and who the FBI agent was that asked the victims if they wanted to participate in this class action suit or multiple suits?

Lawyers!! Ugh! Especially lawyers that become politicians or mix with politicians. Double ugh!

originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: MotherMayEye

"Lawsuits are currently being filed against the estate of the gunman, James Paddock; MGM Resorts International; Live Nation Entertainment; and the manufacturer of the "bump stock" device used in the shooting. These lawsuits may result in cash settlements or jury awards for victims."

ha...I just sent that exact quote to another ATSer to ask if they would help in researching this for a thread.

If 'follow the money' applies, it applies here.

As far as the FBI soliciting victim clients for private attorneys...I know nothing more than the article I posted that someone sent me a few weeks ago.

But it stuck with me.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33
CIA uses it alot

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Thousands of people have sudden onsets of mental issues/problems.....and commit suicide.
It's total coincidence that he's connected to the Hillary campaign.

A quick google search brings up 40,000 a year in the U.S

Correct me if I'm wrong but if you're seeing my post as bs then think back to stances some of you took with the vegas shooters/coincidental deaths following....

a reply to: MotherMayEye

This has really piqued my interest, MME. Your article from LV Review Journal says this:

The “victim specialist” identified herself as an employee of the FBI and said her goal was to help victims such as J.P.’s niece receive the money “she needs and deserves.” She asked this grieving widow to sign a form and send it back to get the process started quickly.

Yet, further down in the article, it says this:

“The FBI Victim Services Division provides crisis intervention services to victims and families as well as information and referrals for a range of assistance to help them cope with the impact of a mass casualty event.”ext

then this:

the referrals … do not encompass information on class-action lawsuits initiated by private attorneys.”

So, somebody is either misrepresenting themselves as an FBI agent, or an agent may be getting a "referral" fee by doing a little somethin'-somethin' on the side.

Either way though, dirty legal tactics that garner huge $$$$$.......and Mostyn is dead and had a connection to the firm being referred to.