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Originally posted by badgerprints
At a cost of 43 trillion on the lawsuit I'd have to call bull puckey.
We have a 16 trillion dollar deficit and that numbers still not even on the same financial planet.
Originally posted by charles1952
A foolish question. What is the motive? Certainly killing a news executive's family doesn't affect the law suit, the case is in the public record. Now if they had targeted Spire Law Group, I could understand it. Spire says their attorneys have 250 years of experience. That's nothing. It could be ten lawyers with twenty-five years of experience each. If three or four of them were to die mysteriously, I could understand it, but this makes no sense to me.
Originally posted by Nite_wing
I don't think anyone working as a nanny has any connection to a $43 B lawsuit.
edit on 27-10-2012 by Nite_wing because: I am a nice person.
I can't necessarily commit to a definite conspiracy here, although I would say there is certainly an odd coincidence with this.With that being said, the guy who suffered the loss is an executive at the only major media outlet who has even touched this story from what I can tell. From my short search I can't find any major media giving this story any credence. Is this lawsuit even real? If it is, why hasn't anyone else been reporting on such a big story? One way or another something isn't adding up.As far as the conspiracy angle it's not that far of a reach to get to the point of this mans family being targeted. You don't talk about things such as these if you're a major media outlet. If you don't substantiate the story officially it's not there, if it's not there it doesn't exist. The actions of CNBC have made this story much more difficult to bury if the lawsuit is real.I will concede that it is my belief at this point that this nanny was mentally unstable. I'll need more than a coincidence (albeit odd) to change my stance on this story.
Originally posted by Kali74
The conspiracy angle makes no sense here. I could understand it if were someone involved in the lawsuit, but not a reporter that was simply reporting a matter of public record. Just more conspiracy vultures circling more tragic deaths. It's getting beyond disgusting. Two children were murdered ffs, sometimes people really do need to take a step and stfu.
As a side note, the official story regarding the murders is that the nanny stabbed the children, then tried to slash her own throat. Suicide by cutting ones own throat is extremely rare, less than one percent of all suicides, and is primarily committed by men with military experience. Women committing suicide by slashing their own throat is almost unheard of!
While the corporate-owned media is proclaiming the "rush to judgement" guilt of the nanny (who has survived but cannot yet speak) she has not actually been charged yet, nor is there any apparent motive for the nanny to have done such a thing.
Originally posted by Kali74
The conspiracy angle makes no sense here. I could understand it if were someone involved in the lawsuit, but not a reporter that was simply reporting a matter of public record. Just more conspiracy vultures circling more tragic deaths. It's getting beyond disgusting. Two children were murdered ffs, sometimes people really do need to take a step and stfu.