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Originally posted by queenofswords
reply to post by Autumnal
His blood alcohol was NEGLIGIBLE according to the Coroner's report.
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
But to have his coroner die from poisoning the day the report came out?
That's just too convenient.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
How 'bout we do the same thing with the POTUS? Although it would be in earnest it would be futile because Obama has no past for us to do any homework on!
If someone threatens to expose the president to the point of jeopardizing his re-election chances and THEN.....comes up DEAD, the sensationalism presents and speaks for itself!
Originally posted by antonia
Originally posted by Human_Alien
How 'bout we do the same thing with the POTUS? Although it would be in earnest it would be futile because Obama has no past for us to do any homework on!
How about we stick to the topic which is Breitbart? Deflection isn't going to make a conspiracy real.
If someone threatens to expose the president to the point of jeopardizing his re-election chances and THEN.....comes up DEAD, the sensationalism presents and speaks for itself!
Breitbart was nothing but hype. He proclaimed he had information on Obama every freaking month because it got him attention ,but he never put up anything worthy of his screeching.
Brietbart went to the hospital with chest pains the day before, leaves the hospital with no treatment and then dies the next day. If you want a conspiracy let's start with the dumbass doctors who released him. At his age, with his drinking issue, prior history of heart attack and lifestyle of screaming which probably didn't help his blood pressure at all, I'd say he at least warranted an overnight stay and a battery of testing.
Originally posted by F4guy
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
But to have his coroner die from poisoning the day the report came out?
That's just too convenient.
Is it really necessary to lie to enhance the story? The coroner isn't dead. Dr. Sathayavagaswaran is very much alive. The dead guy is one of the numerous techs in the office. You know, the guys who wipe off the tables and
put specemin bottles on the shelves and sometimes even stitch up the Y incision.
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
Originally posted by F4guy
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
But to have his coroner die from poisoning the day the report came out?
That's just too convenient.
Is it really necessary to lie to enhance the story? The coroner isn't dead. Dr. Sathayavagaswaran is very much alive. The dead guy is one of the numerous techs in the office. You know, the guys who wipe off the tables and
put specemin bottles on the shelves and sometimes even stitch up the Y incision.
I didn't lie, I was commenting on the claim in the OP's video that one of the coroners who worked on the case was poisoned. This info is readily available on numerous news sites.
You call him a tech, yet the L.A. Times called him a "Coroner's Office Official".
Where I come from there is a pretty big difference between a tech and an official. And since I'm guessing you aren't intimately familiar with the case, I'll believe the L.A. Times version.
Originally posted by Autumnal
You did indeed lie.
Originally posted by Murgatroid
Originally posted by Autumnal
You did indeed lie.
Here are the FACTS:
ALL of this looks extremely suspicious... PERIOD.
That includes someone who calls a complete stranger a LIAR...especially when a murder COVER UP is involved
People do NOT die from arsenic poisoning naturally...
For those of you who are NOT aware, some on ATS are fighting the very truth they claim to love...
LA Coroner dies of arsenic poisoning
Originally posted by queenofswords
reply to post by F4guy
So, according to your reasoning, anyone that sees a very strange coincidental dot should not even attempt to investigate whether or not it might connect to the investigation of the untimely death of a controversial public figure who has information that might affect the course of certain events.
If it smells fishy, at least investigate thoroughly. Don't just do a surface scan, but look at it from all angles and possibilities. Professional police detectives can't afford to sweep the dots under the rug.
A professional "hit man" would know how to take advantage of reasoning like yours to obfuscate a dirty deed.