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Ortega has since undergone surgery and is "talking a little," the source said.
Investigators returned Sunday to Ortega's bedside at a New York hospital for questioning, but she has hired a lawyer and wouldn't answer them, according to a source. She did speak to her doctor and "asked about her family."
Originally posted by JustLikeSuperman
reply to post by UltraMarine
Am I the only one thinking that she's asking about her family because maybe someone threatened to kill her family unless she killed those kids? Makes sense to me...
Originally posted by signalfire
...there's more to this than meets the eye. This smacks of a hypnotic suggestion killing, MK Ultra. Like the Aurora killings, something is very wrong here. I believe the same technique was used with Mark Chapman (John Lennon killer) and with Reagan's attempted assassination
This video presents one of the most provocative interviews ever conducted by Ted Gunderson, a retired FBI Senior Special Agent. It is with Gene "Chip" Tatum, a former CIA black ops assassin...
Truth serum (Voodoo drug, buradenga) was used extensively for years by the CIA to cover up assassinations.
Heart attack drugs: "Thats why the coroners always report these as heart attacks, there is no poison that shows up."
Black Ops Operative Chip Tatum Interviewed by Ted Gunderson
Originally posted by JustLikeSuperman
reply to post by UltraMarine
Am I the only one thinking that she's asking about her family because maybe someone threatened to kill her family unless she killed those kids? Makes sense to me...
She saw that the apartment was dark and returned to the lobby to ask the doorman if the nanny and kids had gone out, he said.
The doorman said no, and she returned to the apartment to make the grisly discovery, he said.
A neighbor heard the mother's screams and called 911, police said.
A neighbor quoted in The New York Times said she could hear "bloodcurdling screams" from a woman in the apartment.
She said she also could hear the building's superintendent, who had arrived on the scene, yelling: "You slit her throat! You slit her throat!"
The only question is why there has been no class-action lawsuit against the drug makers..