New theory how capitol police officer Brian Sicknick died

It appears the first "suspect" is no longer the "murderer". Remember the fireman who hit Sicknick with the fire extinguisher? Yeah, that was BS.

According to CNN this morning, they are now "narrowing down suspects" and think he had an adverse reaction to bear spray. Now, recorded deaths due to bear spray, mace or pepper spray are extremely rare and usually only if the person has some sort of breathing condition like severe asthma. There is NO indication of blunt force trauma. So now, it was bear spray that killed Sicknick. LOL, yeah OK


www.foxnews.com...
"Exactly one month since rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, fallen Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick’s official cause of death has not been released and no one has been charged with his death. "

www.dailymail.co.uk...
"How Capitol cop Brian Sicknick's death remains a mystery as FBI re-examines footage - amid rumors he had reaction to bear spray"

So it appears since the autopsy results showed no blunt force trauma, they need to find another "reason" that Sicknick died and fast. Maybe he was struck by lightening caused by Trumps "storm".

a reply to: panoz77

The guy’s own family came out a few days after and said he didn’t die from anything that happened at the Capitol. He didn’t die from being hit on the head and they asked the media to stop saying it.

a reply to: panoz77

$20 says it's gonna be "Covid related".

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: panoz77

$20 says it's gonna be "Covid related".

An acute case of Trump induced Covid.

Instant death.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: panoz77

$20 says it's gonna be "Covid related".

Right? Here is the narrative. Sicknick has severe asthma and COVID which caused him to have pneumonia decreasing his lung function and add in the pepper spray and he dead. So the "suspect" that released the pepper spray is the murderer.

a reply to: panoz77

What matters and what you should be asking yourself is would this guy have died that day if it weren't for all the Special Olympians who rioted and stormed the Capitol. If the answer is 'no' then someone(s) are culpable for homicide.

a reply to: panoz77

Did CNN present a retraction yet?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: panoz77

What matters and what you should be asking yourself is would this guy have died that day if it weren't for all the Special Olympians who rioted and stormed the Capitol. If the answer is 'no' then someone(s) are culpable for homicide.

If he died of a heart attack or a stroke, he probably would have died anyway.
I know a number of people that died of heart attacks and strokes that weren't at the Capitol Building at all. I know some of them that had it happen and they weren't even at their workplace.

Ordered by President Trunp, evil white supremicist, infected the corageous peoples heroe with COVID19........Well whatever they decide RIP Officer Sicknick......a reply to: panoz77

a reply to: panoz77

Did someone flatulate so hard, the ballistic shock knocked hiim out?

Clearly Trump is not only personally responsible for 400,000 Covid Deaths...but every heart attack in the US.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

It's funny that this incident is the first time in recent memory that I have heard of any group "storming" anything. Such a scary word!

Just last summer we were watching concerned citizens at the Portland courthouse express their fiery displeasure with the government.

It's almost as if they're trying to influence our opinion.

originally posted by: butcherguy
If he died of a heart attack or a stroke, he probably would have died anyway.

That day? Someone's defense attorney will have to prove he was going to die that day, otherwise they are culpable.

I know a number of people that died of heart attacks and strokes that weren't at the Capitol Building at all. I know some of them that had it happen and they weren't even at their workplace.

If someone in law enforcement dies while in the process of dealing with a crime it doesn't matter if you shoot them or they drop of a heart attack, you're still on the hook.

originally posted by: underpass61
It's funny that this incident is the first time in recent memory that I have heard of any group "storming" anything. Such a scary word!

Uh, okay? All those Special Olympians were there, it isn't really up for debate.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: panoz77

$20 says it's gonna be "Covid related".

All roads lead to Trump being responsible.

How he died will be irrelevant.

Soon we'll be finding out what else that's been "reported officially" is BS and lies 😎🚬

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Thanks for sidestepping the entire point of my post.
Fredo thanks you for supporting the narrative.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: butcherguy
If he died of a heart attack or a stroke, he probably would have died anyway.

That day? Someone's defense attorney will have to prove he was going to die that day, otherwise they are culpable.

I know a number of people that died of heart attacks and strokes that weren't at the Capitol Building at all. I know some of them that had it happen and they weren't even at their workplace.

If someone in law enforcement dies while in the process of dealing with a crime it doesn't matter if you shoot them or they drop of a heart attack, you're still on the hook.

Like, legally on the hook or judged at the pearly gates on the hook?

The former would mean that a traffic violation could lead to a murder charge if Officer Cholesterol keels over during a traffic stop.

Some sources saying it was a reaction to tear gas leaking from a faulty cartridge 😮

a reply to: panoz77

Some people did something...